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The USC School of Dramatic Arts' first day of of Parent Socials on Aug. 17, 2021, in Los Angeles during Welcome Week. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)
To successfully raise the children, a mother and father must collaborate. To start, you and your partner should decide on the parenting beliefs you both adhere to. These guidelines may apply to co-sleeping, breastfeeding, punishment, or even schooling. So that both parents are on the same page with these parenting techniques, discuss them and establish rules together. Talk it out and come to an agreement based on your shared values and views when you and a partner disagree on a particular subject. In summary, while each parent may have a distinctive gait, they all must move in the same direction.
Additionally, do not be afraid to ask for family assistance even though your extended family may not be living under the same roof as you. Be in touch with friends, family members, and online parenting communities as well.
The USC School of Dramatic Arts' second day of Parent Socials on Aug. 18, 2021, in Los Angeles during Welcome Week. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)
Parents of kids at Washington School put on a play called Run Forest Run, All about Recycle, Reduce and Reuse. & Save the Trees.
Many characters used, Snow White, Vanna White, Alvin the Chipmunk, Yoda, Paul Bunyon and Babe the Ox, Johhnie Appleseed, HokeyPokeyhontas, Carpentar Ants, Forest Animals, Calamity Jane, Indiana Jones aka (Illinois Smith), And countless others
Having kids is true happiness. However, caring for little ones can sometimes be quite a challenging and demanding occupation. Illustrator Grant Snider decided to share his feelings and emotions by creating amusing comics based on his personal experience as a father.
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During the Annual Parents Assembly on Sept. 29.
President Michael Roth '78 and Sharon Belden Castonguay, director of the Gordon Career Center, provided remarks. (Photo by Olivia Drake)
The USC School of Dramatic Arts' first day of of Parent Socials on Aug. 17, 2021, in Los Angeles during Welcome Week. (Photo by Ryan Miller/Capture Imaging)
Hiatt Middle School appreciates their parents. As a way to say thank you, staff passed out donuts Friday morning as parents dropped off their students for school.
After moving in their students, parents were invited to join Dr. Rob Pearigen, Millsaps College president, for a complimentary luncheon. Staff members in Student Life, Admissions, and the Business Office were present to answer questions about life at Millsaps.
2013 First Day @ Polk Middle School
Photos by Shelley Gammon
2013 First Day @ Polk Middle School
Photos by Shelley Gammon
Parents’ Drawing & Painting
Instructor’s Statement
This painting class – held specifically for parents whose children are in other Fleisher classes - is structured to arouse, develop and nurture creative instincts.
I introduce the techniques of painting according to the needs of the students. However, learning to see aggressively - as the artist perceives – is my utmost goal of achievement. I encourage “my parents”, as beginning artists, to first consider the factors of designing space to create a strong composition. Then we begin the careful process of understanding the uses of drawing skills to structure form, realizing of course, that the plastic means - the use of line, light, color, space, form and texture - are the most important tools for creative expression. Each artist gets to choose his or her medium with which to work, so in our class we’ll have people drawing, painting with oils or even using watercolors.
Ultimately our studio is one in which many discoveries and many adventures take place – all artistically based of course! It becomes an environment where the first time painter, as well as the more experienced artist, can learn and create expressive works of art.
Instructor: Louise Clement-Hoff