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As our kids get older and more and more independent, it can become increasingly difficult to have conversations with them about emotional topics, such as mental health. Talking about medical health seems easy — allergies, aches, pains, etc — but when it comes to figuring out what’s going on in their head? The task seems…
Read MoreToday may be International Teacher’s Day, but here at Resurrection Christian School in Loveland, we love to make our excellent teachers feel appreciated every day. After all, RCS teachers dedicate a lot of time and energy to our students, both in and out of the classroom. They play a huge role in supporting, coaching, mentoring,…
Read MoreThere has never been a more exciting time at RCS as we gear up to launch the new year with fresh vision! If you missed the State of the School address with Dr. Jerry Eshleman last week, please take some time to listen to our new RISE UP vision. This is the 100 year vision…
Read MoreAre you having an issue with uploading assignments to Canvas? Here are a couple of tutorials that may help you solve this problem! The first video shows you how to use “Notes” on your iPhone to scan documents to your Google drive as a PDF. The second video shows how to upload them into assignments…
Read MoreNearly every parent can agree, it can be difficult to connect with your teenager. As they go through the transitions that take place in adolescence, changes in their mood, less communication, and overall preferences to be around friend groups, will likely be some of the identifiable traits that take place. Throughout this transition, it’s important…
Read MoreAs we discussed in our previous blog, helping your child develop healthy study habits is a great way to help them succeed in and out of the classroom. Especially when it comes to testing, parents also have an opportunity to connect with their child during the studying process. In our last blog, we addressed some…
Read MoreWhether you have a child in elementary, middle, or high school, you’re familiar with the homework, test prep, and necessity for time management in the midst of other responsibilities. The older your child gets, the likelier they are to be more of a recluse when it comes to studying. Regardless of the stage of life…
Read MoreWhen finishing school, many students feel relieved to have a brain break, no longer having to sit in a classroom listening to a teacher talk to them about information they might never use outside of the classroom, and doing homework that has no relevance to them. In school, learning new things might seem like a…
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