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When considering how to hold a child accountable for their actions, parents often debate between rewards and punishments. However, teaching logical consequences helps a child learn to pay attention to rules and outcomes. Learn more in our latest edition of Parenting with Dr. Dave.

Allison always saw herself as more of an artist than an athlete leading up to middle school. Read about how an athletics requirement helped her discover a love for a sport she'd never played before.

Convinced she would never be the recipient of any end-of-year awards, read about how hearing her name called at Final Assembly for a very special honor has become Avery's best memory at Clark. 

Bella has a vivid recollection of the precious time spent going to the media center as a 1st grader. Read about how Mrs. Piane inspired her love for reading. 

Ainsley's love and passion for ballet stemmed from a single ballet class at the age of four. Read about how the after-school class offered here on campus helped her become the person she is today.

With a growth mindset, a child believes intelligence is not a fixed quantity, but achievable with hard work, perseverance, and a positive attitude. Discover how this mindset is encouraged regularly throughout 1st grade and how parents can reinforce it at home. 

Auditioning for the school play in the 5th grade helped Conall discover a passion for acting that he'd never had before. Read about his most memorable theatre moment and how acting has helped him develop confidence.

Grace was afraid of stepping out of her comfort zone before coming to Clark. Read about her personal growth journey since transferring to SCS in 4th grade. 

Knowing when to keep a potentially sick child home from school is a struggle many parents face. Consider these nine symptoms before deciding if your child is healthy enough to attend school.