Category: Newsletter

Since 2005, the number of reported crimes on college campuses has dropped by more than 50%. While this is reassuring, parents still naturally worry about their child’s safety as they embark on their college journey. As students enter higher education and gain independence, their awareness of personal safety becomes increasingly important. Regardless of whether your […]

What is Bullying? Bullying is a deliberate and repeated act of causing harm to someone, either physically, socially, or verbally. It’s detrimental not only to the victim but also to the perpetrator. Bullying typically involves: Types of Bullying Bullying can manifest in three primary forms: What is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying occurs through digital channels like text […]

With the start of the school year, the roads become more crowded. School buses are busy picking up students, kids on bikes are hurrying to get to class, and parents are making their drop-offs before heading to work. It’s crucial for drivers to reduce their speed and stay vigilant, particularly during the busy times before […]

As the school year begins, it’s essential for parents, students, administrators, and staff to come together and review the following key points. By prioritizing awareness and prevention, we can achieve significant positive outcomes. Let’s unite, refresh our understanding of safety and prevention, and strive for a positive and inclusive school year.

As children head back to school, ensuring their safety on the journey is crucial, whether they walk, bike, or take the bus. Here are essential safety tips to help your child travel to school safely. For Walkers: Go over your family’s walking safety guidelines with your child and take some time to walk the route […]

Despite its reputation as a low-impact sport, pickleball can still pose significant risks, particularly for players with osteoporosis. It’s essential to understand the potential for injury and consult with a physician to mitigate these risks. Common and Complex Pickleball Injuries Most pickleball-related injuries in seniors affect the elbow, shoulder, leg, and foot: These injuries are […]