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Come prepared for a lively presentation and conversation with Glenn Wolff, LCSW, and other parents on this sensitive, but important topic. The talk will be held at Cos Cob Library – Monday October 27 at 7 pm. Continue Reading →
“Ebola doesn’t have a cough. It does have a headache. It has muscle aches. It has diarrhea. It has bloody diarrhea. It has bleeding from different places once you have the illness.” – Dr. Jeanne Marconi, pediatrician at the Center for Advanced Pediatrics
“If you have a high fever, a cough, and every part of your body hurts including your hair and your fingernails, think flu.” – Dr. Michael Schwartz, Soundview Medical Associates Continue Reading →
The question that really comes out of this is: Why do boys and men commit 90% of violent acts? On Tuesday, Oct. 21 there will be a one-time showing at Bow Tie Criterion of “Tough Guise 2” sponsored by JCC, YWCA and Christ Church. America is in the midst of an epidemic of men’s violence based on outmoded ideals of manhood. Continue Reading →
GHS headmaster Dr. Winters joined the superintendent of Roslyn New York Schools in a talk about children and stress. The discussion was organized by Greenwich Fathers’ Forum. Continue Reading →
Most kids don’t think anyone is looking when they are online. Oh “they” are looking, and mining and storing what he or she posts and shares online. And there are consequences… Continue Reading →
DeVita Karate studio has graduated 60 Black Belts and is celebrating 30th year in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
Do you know a depressed teen? Do you know how to seek help? Read what Glenn Wolff LCSW had to say on the topic…and the importance of just being there… Continue Reading →
On Oct. 14, from 5:00-7:00pm there is a community open house at Nathaniel Witherell with entertainment, refreshments, and tours of the newly refurbished short-term rehab and skilled nursing center. Continue Reading →
CSSI – Comprehensive School Safety Initiative – is a large-scale, multi-agency research effort to build knowledge about effective approaches to increasing school safety nationwide. Connecticut receives $.5Million for school safety research to reduce gun violence. Continue Reading →
Last spring, PIFS students and parents planted 9 organic gardens on school grounds. Between the many vegetables, the children planted marigolds (to discourage bunnies), herbs and nasturtiums. Continue Reading →