No one wants to think their child will fall victim to bullying — or worse, become a bully themselves. However, it’s a common problem that keeps growing with the amount of time children spend online. The best way to break the bullying cycle is to be involved in your child’s life. A confident, secure child is much less likely to allow themselves to be bullied or to bully others. Learn how you can talk to your child about this difficult subject.

Learning about science requires all parts of the brain, which can be challenging for some students. Children have the advantage of being naturally curious and eager to explore. However, science classes don’t always make it clear that there’s more to the subject than memorizing which rocks are igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic. Whether your child already loves science or doesn’t get why it matters, these simple experiments can make science more fun.

Children may procrastinate for any number of reasons. What looks like low motivation could be a completely different issue, such as unrealistic expectations or poor time management skills. People of all ages get caught up in procrastinating on projects, from homework assignments to major work presentations. Here’s how you can help your child break the procrastination cycle.

We celebrate Earth Day every April to honor our planet and everything it does for us. This year, the theme of the day is “Restore Our Earth.” For children to appreciate what we’re working to restore, it helps to see what nature has to offer. By visiting Osceola County parks and virtually touring national parks, you and your child can gain a new perspective on the wonders of nature. Here are some great options for a family-friendly Earth Day park adventure:

February is Black History Month, so we have decided to take a look at Black Christian leaders from history and modern times. These figures have given different perspectives, contributing to Christian thought and education in unique ways. At our Kissimmee Catholic schools, we see value in diversity and believe all cultures should be celebrated. From sinners turned saints to theology professors, these Black Christian men have helped form Christianity as we know it today.

By attending a Catholic school, your child has a unique opportunity to learn in an environment that promotes faith, academic achievement, and service to the community. Help your child have the best educational experience by bringing the lessons home. At our Osceola County Catholic schools, we work to help children reach their full potential.