Success in School = Success in Life
 Few things impact a child's future as much as how well he or she does in school. And while a child's education will shape his or her future success, it also has a huge role in how he or she feels today. A child's experience in and with school affects so many aspects of well-being, including the child's self-image and relationships with other children and adults.
So parents and caretakers need to make school and their child's education a priority for themselves as well as for the child. This month, CTParenting.com and the Department of Children and Families shine a light on what parents can do to help their children in this crucial area. Because "Success in School Equals Success in Life."
August 1
Parents have a huge role in their child's success at school. Learn how to be a great coach for your child. Parent Power
August 2
Giving your child the best chance to succeed at school starts a long time before the first day you send him or her to kindergarten. Learn how to get your child off to a right start. Helping your Preschool Child
August 3
Reading is a key to your child's success in school. Start by reading this. Helping your child to become a reader
August 4
Give your child their best chance to succeed in school. Learn about Head Start.
August 5
You don't have to be a scientist to help your child learn about science. All you need is curiosity and the willingness to observe the world around you. Helping your child learn Science
August 8 - 12: GRADE SCHOOLERS
August 15 - 19: MIDDLE SCHOOLERS
August 15
Middle school is a transition. Top 5 tips parents need to know for a smooth transition.
August 16
Your child is nervous about starting middle school? Learn how to prepare him/her for that big step in their life.
August 17
Help! My child doesn't think I'm cool! Stay involved -- even though your child may not want you to be around.
August 18
Is your child struggling with completing their homework? Find helpful tips.
August 19
Parents can have a tremendous impact on the academic achievement of children ages 10 to 14 -- especially if they expect a lot from their adolescent. Learn how to help your youngster develop.
August 22 - 31: TEENS
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