Ask the Experts: Reading Tips for Children with LD (VIDEO)
Watch this two-minute video by energetic children’s book author Andrea Davis Pinkney who shares excellent tips for encouraging reluctant readers.
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At CHC Safety is Job Number One
Safety is a priority at our open campus at CHC. Over the last few months, a CHC Safety Team led by Bruce Fielding and Carol Roccuzzo has been researching state-of-the-art devices, processes and protocols to ensure the safety of all at CHC. In line with this effort, a full-scale, agency-wide safety lockdown practice drill was [...]
CHC “Lights It Up Blue” for Autism Awareness
Dear Friends, April is Autism Month and Tuesday, April 2, is World Autism Awareness Day. Autism now affects more American children than childhood cancer, diabetes and AIDS combined. Take a look at our infographic below and you will see the numbers of children diagnosed on the autism spectrum have risen rapidly. The new numbers represent a [...]
Executive Function and School Performance: A 21st Century Challenge
Academic success in our 21st century schools is increasingly linked with children’s mastery of a wide range of skills that rely on their use of executive function strategies.
NEW Spring Parent Ed Classes Begin in February
CHC’s specialists tackle issues of concern to many parents in the spring series of 16 classes beginning in February. All classes are FREE.
REACH OUT – Join the CHC Outreach Group!
Join us for coffee, lively conversation and bring a friend or two. We will talk about growing our Outreach group to include more parents and grandparents of young children (retired or working!), education or mental health professionals, school administrators, and more. Members of the Outreach team are ‘thought partners’ for developing new CHC services [...]
Sand Hill School Walkathon Raises $20K, Brings Smiles
Students, families and SHS staff walked a full mile around the CHC campus to raise money for art and PE programs at the school.
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