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Tim Sullivan
Dinnertime Debate

Jul 02, 2007 - Posted by Tim Sullivan in Parent Involvement

Since my oldest child started on solid food (a little more than 13 years ago), I've been feeling guilty about how rarely our family sits down together for meals. Those first few years I worried that we were missing an opportu... Read more
Tim Sullivan
Goldilocks Parents

Jun 27, 2007 - Posted by Tim Sullivan in Parent Involvement

Lord, give me balance as a parent. Please. Help me check in but not overwhelm. Help me try to get things just right. Help me make sure that summer is fun, while also keeping those little brain cells firing once in a while.Hel... Read more
Tim Sullivan
Working and School Involvement

Jun 13, 2007 - Posted by Tim Sullivan in Parent Involvement

Interesting blog thread over at the Career and Kids site. One mom sometimes hides her status as a working mom in order to fit in better with the involved-at-school crowd.This thread over at the Careers and Kids blog caught my... Read more
Tim Sullivan
School Volunteering: Everyone's Doing It

Jun 07, 2007 - Posted by Tim Sullivan in Parent Involvement

Unless you've been hiding under a rock, you're probably aware that we're in the midst of a Hollywood baby boom. These days, celebrity magazines are almost as likely to show the rich and famous pushing strollers as strolling t... Read more
Tim Sullivan
Politicking for a Teacher

Jun 06, 2007 - Posted by Tim Sullivan in Parent Involvement, Back to School

How far should a parent go in trying to get junior into the "right" class for next year?Just ran across this interesting article from the Hawaii Reporter on getting involved in the classroom-placement process for your son or ... Read more