Michelle Hirschy, director of wellness The start of the school year is such a joyous time for many children and families. Some students are excited to meet their new teachers.
By Gary Krahn, Ph.D., head of school It is never too late to read Richard Feynman’s book The Pleasure of Finding Things Out. The book is a somewhat haphazard collection of.
By Valencia Valentine Hamman, Co-Director of College Counseling At a recent family gathering, with guests from 10-year-olds to grandparents, the younger relatives were asked what they wanted to be when they.
By Michelle Hirschy, LJCDS director of wellness and Nicholas Chan, M.D., assistant clinical professor, psychiatry at UC San Diego In a world where it feels as though compromise is fleeting.
By Lucas Jacob, director of Writing, Communication and Media Literacy When I was 11 years old, my sixth-grade classmates and I patrolled the aisles of the local grocery store, clipboards.
By Kristy King, director of the Learning Resource Center “I’m wondering. I’m thinking. I’m feeling.” These are just a few of the sentence-starters fourth graders use when engaging in book.
By Dan Lenzen, director of Design & Innovation Annually around this time of year, I start reflecting on the students who are about to graduate from the Design and Innovation (D&I).
By Jeff Hutzler, director of athletics and Robert Grasso, assistant director of athletics Vince Lombardi once said, “Leaders aren’t born, they are made. And they are made just like anything.
By Colleen O’Boyle, assistant head of school for Academic Affairs “When love and skill mingle, expect a masterpiece.” —John Ruskin In 1999, I left a job in New York City and.
By Nicholas Chan, M.D., Rady Children’s Hospital, LJCDS wellness partner I suspect that many of you, like myself, had your fill of parenting over the holiday break. With the children.
What to do if Your Child Doesn’t Want to go to School
Michelle Hirschy, director of wellness The start of the school year is such a joyous time for many children and families. Some students are excited to meet their new teachers.
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Being Comfortable With Uncertainty
By Gary Krahn, Ph.D., head of school It is never too late to read Richard Feynman’s book The Pleasure of Finding Things Out. The book is a somewhat haphazard collection of.
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The Future Landscape of Work
By Valencia Valentine Hamman, Co-Director of College Counseling At a recent family gathering, with guests from 10-year-olds to grandparents, the younger relatives were asked what they wanted to be when they.
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Seeking Answers and Solutions to Mental Health Concerns
By Michelle Hirschy, LJCDS director of wellness and Nicholas Chan, M.D., assistant clinical professor, psychiatry at UC San Diego In a world where it feels as though compromise is fleeting.
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The What and Why of Media Literacy
By Lucas Jacob, director of Writing, Communication and Media Literacy When I was 11 years old, my sixth-grade classmates and I patrolled the aisles of the local grocery store, clipboards.
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How We WIN
By Kristy King, director of the Learning Resource Center “I’m wondering. I’m thinking. I’m feeling.” These are just a few of the sentence-starters fourth graders use when engaging in book.
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Agency, Advocacy and Autonomy
By Dan Lenzen, director of Design & Innovation Annually around this time of year, I start reflecting on the students who are about to graduate from the Design and Innovation (D&I).
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Developing Leadership Skills
By Jeff Hutzler, director of athletics and Robert Grasso, assistant director of athletics Vince Lombardi once said, “Leaders aren’t born, they are made. And they are made just like anything.
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All Praise the LJCDS Teacher
By Colleen O’Boyle, assistant head of school for Academic Affairs “When love and skill mingle, expect a masterpiece.” —John Ruskin In 1999, I left a job in New York City and.
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Limits are Love
By Nicholas Chan, M.D., Rady Children’s Hospital, LJCDS wellness partner I suspect that many of you, like myself, had your fill of parenting over the holiday break. With the children.
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