by cc_admin | Aug 10, 2021 | Life, Strategies for Parents
In 2021, more than 56 million students will return back to the classroom full-time. Is your child ready for the challenges of the upcoming school year? The summer of 2021 is swiftly coming to an end. Soon it will be time for our kids to pack away the swimwear and pull...
by cc_admin | Jan 9, 2019 | Strategies for Parents
In an earlier post, GCP covered New Jersey Police Detective Sergeant Thomas Rich’s presentation on sexting (Texting, Sexting: What You and Your Children Should Know, November 22, 2011). Today’s focus is cyberbullying, featuring perspectives from Sgt. Rich and others*....
by cc_admin | Jan 9, 2019 | Strategies for Parents
Here are more words of wisdom from Anne Williams-Isom and Jennifer Jones Austin, authors of “How To Choose the Best School for Your Son” (GCP, February 21, 2012). In this post, Anne and Jennifer tackle the sensitive and important subject of what to do when your son’s...
by cc_admin | Jan 9, 2019 | Strategies for Parents
It is an ugly truth: parents of African American children live with the constant fear that our children, especially our sons, may have an encounter with the police that ends in their arrest, or even worse, in their bodily harm. We know we need to have “The Talk” with...
by cc_admin | Jan 9, 2019 | Strategies for Parents
Today’s NYTimes features an article by Topher Sanders, a Black dad who, while watching his four year old son play in the playground, overheard a little girl tell his son “only white people can play” where he was playing. As his son happily ignores the girl and...
