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Whether your child is starting at a brand new school or moving into a new building at their current school, making a school change is a big transition for both children and their parents. Today's conversation equips parents to navigate school transitions with empathy, confidence, and a little more grace for everyone in their family.
John Creed, Wesleyan's 6th grade boys chair and incoming middle school principal, and Paige Carothers, experienced kindergarten teacher at Wesleyan, join this conversation to encourage parents with practical tips and a grounded perspective about navigating a school transition.
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