2021 a Year of New Inspirations
2020 has been a year we will never forget. From the onset of the virus in March, we have experienced virtual learning, social isolation, quarantine, loss of jobs, death and food depravation.
Read More2020 has been a year we will never forget. From the onset of the virus in March, we have experienced virtual learning, social isolation, quarantine, loss of jobs, death and food depravation.
Read MoreFebruary is normally a time when winter begins to seem like it will never end and families begin to look for new activities.
Read MoreOne day, you're standing in an elevator and your three-year-old points to a person of a different race, blurting out, "Mommy, that man has funny color skin." What do you say?
Read MoreDear Families, Staff, and Members of the Danbury Public School Community: As you know, our goal has been to continuously increase the number of in-person learning opportunities for our students as safety conditions allow.
Read MoreThe ability to label emotions is a developmental skill that is not present at birth—it must be learned through patience and with the support of a parent or guardian.
Read MoreIt's been a year and a half since we first started to hear about the Covid-19 virus, and we still have a lot to learn. I, too, often feel frustrated that there is no absolutely right answer to every question. Science works by providing the questions and the techniques to begin to answer those questions. Much later, we get closer to the truth. Right now, we do have some answers, and I will try to apply them to issues that affect children and adolescents.
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