Of course, arranging appropriate supervision can be a recurring parental nightmare because of work responsibilities. If you can't physically be there yourself, try to make other arrangements so that another adult can be. If that's not possible, keep in close touch with teens when they're home and monitor their activities and whereabouts. Well, knowing the answer to that question is important at any time of the day. Help ensure your child's success in school.
Parents still have a crucial role in their child's academic success during the middle school years.
Susan Panzarine holds a doctoral degree in nursing and has worked in the field of adolescent health for the past 20 years. The mother of two, she lives in New Jersey.