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With getting children ready for school, feeding them a healthy breakfast, making sure they get home safely and taking them to practices, today’s parents have a lot on their plates.

Experts from the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension offer helpful tips to help you and your child get ready for school.

 

Cooperative Extension Experts/Sources

NAME AREA OF EXPERTISE E-MAIL PHONE
Diane Bales human development dbales@uga.edu 706/542-7566
Don Bower human development dbower@uga.edu 706/542-7566
Connie Crawley nutrition & health ccrawley@uga.edu 706/542-3773
Sharon Gibson child development smsgibs@uga.edu 706/542-8879
Michael Rupured consumer economics mrupured@uga.edu 706/583-0054
Cheryl Varnadoe 4-H & youth development cv4h@uga.edu 706/542-9237

 

News Articles 2007

Cyber-bullying
Internet increases a bully’s impact and reach.
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Learning styles
How your child learns should help determine after-school activities.
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Prepackaged lunches
Expert: not nutritious, economical, tasty or convenient.
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Ready to learn?

Turning off the tube helps get children ready for school.
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School bully

Don't get angry, and don't wait to stop the bullying.
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School stress addressed
Packed schedules can stress students. Chose activities carefully.
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Tax-free holiday bargains

No taxes, plus retail sales equal huge savings.
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Teen internet safety
Helping teenagers stay safe on the World Wide Web.
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News Articles 2006

Communication helps students
Students need parents and teachers to communicate.
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Deal with bullies
Bullying can come in many forms.
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Lunch box safety
A bit of planning will keep home-packed lunches safe.
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Morning fuel
The best breakfast is the one that's eaten, even if not 'traditional.'
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Tax holiday
Shopping tax-free makes sense, saves cents.
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