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Jun
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ADHD Impacts on School Performance
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects millions of teens and children in the U.S. and can exert a significant negative influence on academic achievement, self-esteem, and socialization. Identifying children with this disorder and intervening to support them help prevent lifelong problems that can result from ADHD. Interventions can include individual therapy, medication, and attendance at therapeutic […]
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Jun
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The Post-High School Outcomes
By Christopher Leonard, LCSW, M.Ed. At the end of a school year, we reflect on outcomes. What did our students learn? What will they take with them? Are they prepared to be successful? We generally hope for mastery of the five paragraph essay, the ability to solve for x, a grasp of the scientific method, an appreciation […]
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A Reflection of The Past School Year
By Executive Director, John Reilly, MSW, LCSW, PsyA As the Executive Director of a private, therapeutic school, the month of June always provides an opportunity to reflect on the past school year and the lessons learned. Watching the growth and transformation of so many students reminds me of the importance of providing students with an […]
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Sage Testimonial: Matthew Cicitta
Alumnus Matthew Cicitta shares his story and experience with Sage Day. Click here to watch his testimonial video.
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Q&A: Why is my son falling apart in 11th grade?
Why is my son falling apart in 11th grade? He has been a great student up to now and he is failing. The junior year of high school is a pressure cooker for many students. Facing standardized tests, choosing colleges and deciding what course of study to direct the choice of which college to attend […]
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The Effects of Social Media on a Teenager’s Self-Worth
As children grow up, they learn about the world around them from a wide range of influencers. From their parents instilling values and morals to teachers instructing them on the finer points of language and history, a teenager’s day is filled with information and societal cues on how to behave and what is important in […]
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Six Steps to Getting the School Refusing Student Back to School
For Those Who Were Unable to Attend Sage Day Princeton’s Taking Charge of School Refusal Workshop Listen to a clip from our presentation discussing Six Steps to Getting the School Refusing Student Back to School by clicking the link below: https://soundcloud.com/user-104962132-932491451/the-hierarchy-of-school-refusal-behavioraac
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The Most Important Lessons: How Sage Day Supports Social & Emotional Learning
By Corie Stone, M.Ed., Instructional Supervisor at Sage Day Rochelle Park Over the past several years, education reform, standards, and assessments have focused on making sure students are “career and college ready.” The idea behind many of these initiatives is that there are a certain set of skills to be mastered and a collection of knowledge […]
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Transgender Issues: How Public Schools Can Support Transgender Students
“Are the kids nice? Can I wear what I want?” “Will my child develop friendships?” These questions reflect the anxieties of almost any child or parent upon entering a new school, and they are real questions submitted by potential applicants to the Sage Day Schools, where child therapy is integrated into a small, alternative school […]