While dorm decor and choosing a good roomie are both important, what matters most is preparing for one life's biggest social and emotional shifts.
Despite a recent uptick in e-bike collisions on Rye’s roads and sidewalks, kids are still interested in owning electric bikes and scooters. 
Sure, we’d all like to know who is responsible for such a heinous act, but an equally important concern is how we talk to the young people in our lives about those actions.
Researchers warn that “heavy and prolonged reliance” on AI may create a “cognitive debt,” where students’ cognitive abilities like recall are diminished over time.
Though more than half stumble across it unintentionally, the average age children first view pornography is around 12.
While many adolescents struggle quietly, many are learning to be active advocates for themselves and each other’s mental health.
September was Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to remember how a sense of belonging significantly affects all young people, but especially the mental health and well-being of LGBTQ+ youth.
When suicide occurs in our community, as it did recently, we mourn the person who is gone and feel deeply for their family, Lisa Dominici writes.
Mental Health Awareness Month is a good time to remember that mental health and physical health are equal partners in our overall health.
Dominici writes about the underlying negative mental health affects for students at high achieving schools.

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