School Psychologist
- What is a School Psychologist?
- Calendar
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Circle of Friends Programs
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Circle of Friends Class Lessons
- Kindergarten Learns About The Group Plan
- Kindergarten Classes Learn About Thinking With Your Eyes
- First Graders Learned the Difference Between Tattling & Telling
- First Graders Learn About Bully Behavior
- Second Graders Become Problem Solvers
- Third Graders Learn About Anger Management
- Third Graders Learn About Inclusion and Exclusion
- Third Graders Learn About The Power of Mean Words
- Fourth Graders Learn About the Role of the Bystander
- Fourth Graders Learn About Bully Behavior
- Fourth Graders Learn How to Handle Being the Target of Bully Behavior
- Fifth Graders Learn About Bully Behaviors
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Circle of Friends Class Lessons
- Socialization Clubs
- Banana Splits Club (for Children of Non-Nuclear Families)
- Peer Mediation Program
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Parenting
- 10 Ways to Teach Your Child the Skills to Prevent Sexual Abuse
- Camp Homesickness
- Developing Organizational Skills
- Guided Problem Solving
- Helicopter Parenting
- Learning a Second Language
- Manners Matter
- Self Concept Builders and Stealers
- Sharing Control Through Choices
- Small Steps Change Lives
- Talking to Children About Death
- Understanding Your Child's Anger
- Using Enforceable Statements
- Socialization
- Media
- Starting a New School
- Raising Successful Children
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What Do Your Kid's IM Messages Really Mean?
The sight of your child coming home from school and jumping on thecomputer to instant message his or her friends is not uncommon. But whoare they talking to and what are they really saying?
Instant messenger communication has developed its own jargon sinceit became popular in the mid-1990's. Here are some basic instantmessenger abbreviations you may want to learn yourself. The knowledgeof the lingo may help protect your child.
Basic Language:
NM = nevermind
WAZ = what's up
IDK = I don't know
G2G = goto to go
L8R = later
SLAP = sounds like a plan
Time or Scheduling References:
nayl = in a while
2nite = tonight
AEAP = as early as possible
ALAP = as late as possible
Here are Some Parent Alerts:
PRL = parents are listening
PRW = parents are watching
PIR = parent in room
P911 = parent alert
If you see any of these, you might want to take action:
LMIP = let's meet in person
LMIRL = let's meet in real life
F2F = face to face
ASL = age/sex/location
RUMOF = are you male or female?