Resources for Talking with Children About Election
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Last week, Superintendent Heather Tow-Yick shared a message about the presidential election, civic engagement and supporting our students. If you missed the message, it’s available on our website.
Here are resources for talking with children about the election, in case they are helpful:
- Guidance for Speaking to Kids About the Election - Child Mind Institute
- Talking to children about the election - American Psychological Association
- General Announcement