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01Aug
Partnering for Positive Outcomes
Partnering for Positive OutcomesPSI’s Prevention, Training & Education Programs We are thrilled to share with you the transformative work of Team PSI (Prevention, Training, and Education) and our commitment to partnering with schools across the nation to cultivate positive outcomes. At PSI, we understand that every school is unique, facing its own set of […]
01Aug
Dramatic Increases in Teachers License Fees?
House to Senate Bill 117. Dramatic Increases in Teachers License Fees? A bill passed in the marathon session of the Ohio House and Senate that could result in teachers paying a lot more for their licenses. It costs about $200 to renew a teaching license in Ohio, and teachers have to renew it every […]
24Jul
Make Homemade Ice Cream
Make Homemade Ice Cream No fancy ice cream maker? No problem! You can make delicious homemade ice cream without any special gadget or crazy ingredients. All you need is a plastic baggie and 15 minutes (no seriously, that’s it!). It’s fully customizable based on your fave flavors and toppings, so you can truly create your perfect […]
22Jul
What is STEM Education
What is STEM Education? STEM Education is really about so much more than the disciplines and content. STEM education is a learner-centered approach to teaching providing students with a problem-based, transdisciplinary, and personalized learning experience. STEM education uses the foundational practices and skills essential to the core disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Humanities, and Mathematics. STEM Education has the […]
22Jul
Frappuccinos and Pink Drinks
Frappuccinos and Pink Drinks: Are they Safe for Teens and Tweens? More and more middle schoolers and high schoolers are treating themselves to frappuccinos, boba teas, pink drinks and other specialty beverages. Not only do these sweet, frothy drinks taste delicious, they can make teens and tweens feel more trendy and grown-up. But are these […]
22Jul
Healthy Foods that Can be Risky in Excess
8 Healthy Foods that Can be Risky in Excess Did you know that some healthy foods can also be harmful in larger amounts? “It’s true,” says Jacob Wolf, LAc, a naturopathic doctor at University Hospitals Connor Whole Health. “When developing a healthy diet plan, it’s important to remember that more of a good thing is not […]
26Jun
Five Steps to Keeping You and Animals Healthy at Fairs
Best Hygiene Practices For Fair Season Ohio is home to 94 county and independent fairs, and the Ohio Department of Health encourages all visitors to stay safe and healthy. Petting animals, visiting exhibits, and riding fun rides can spread a lot of germs. 1. Don’t enter the barn if you feel sick. […]
12Jun
Preparing for a Fun Summer Break: Tips for Parents
Preparing for a Fun and Enthusiastic Summer Break: Tips for Parents Summer break is a wonderful time for kids to relax, explore new activities, and spend quality time with family. However, without some planning, it can quickly turn into a period of boredom and missed opportunities. Here are some tips for parents to ensure […]
12Jun
Choose Water First for Thirst!
#ChooseWater First for Thirst! Here are some tips to help your family make water your go-to beverage. How much water do children need? At around 6 months, babies can be introduced to water. They only need about 4-8 ounces per day until they are a year old because the rest of their liquids are coming from […]
10Jun
Staying on the Cutting Edge: Summer Activities for School Staff
Staying on the Cutting Edge: Summer Activities for School Staff Summer break is often seen as a time for relaxation, but for school staff, it can be an excellent opportunity to stay current and bring fresh ideas to their roles. Here are some strategic actions that educators and administrators can undertake during the summer […]
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