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Wide city plaza with steps and a fountain, flanked by neoclassical columns on the left and brick buildings on the right; people sit and walk under a blue sky with a flag on a tall pole in the center.
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What Graduates and Parents Should Consider on the Way to College

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.
A selection of e-bikes sold at Danny's Cycles in Rye Brook.
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How Parents Can Safely Handle Kids Hopping on the Growing e-Bike Trend 

Despite a recent uptick in e-bike collisions on Rye’s roads and sidewalks, kids are still interested in owning electric bikes and scooters. 
Three people sit on a wooden porch with warm string lights, chatting and relaxing; a girl sits on the left wrapped in a pink blanket with a soft smile.
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Talking to Kids About Hate Speech

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.
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Tips for Parents On AI and Teens

Researchers warn that “heavy and prolonged reliance” on AI may create a “cognitive debt,” where students’ cognitive abilities like recall are diminished over time.
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The Heightened Suicide Risk for Young Men

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.
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Great Schools Carry Their Own Risks

Dominici writes about the underlying negative mental health affects for students at high achieving schools.
A girl using her smartphone.
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‘Bell-to-Bell’ School Cell Phone Ban Expected to be Included in State Budget

A ban on cell phones, one of Gov. Kathy Hochul's top priorities, is also one that many Rye youth and education advocates have taken up in the last year.
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Resilience: The Superpower Within Us

Sangeeta Bansal writes about the Rye Youth Council's recent workshop on resilience.
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RYC Hosts Peer to Peer Student Conference on Mental Health

The attendees spent the day learning about mental health, including the signs and symptoms of anxiety and depression.
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Rye Youth Council Honors Nancy Pasquale at Gala

The Rye Youth Council honored Nancy Pasquale, co-founder and coordinator of RyeACT prevention coalition, at its annual spring benefit on Thursday, April 25. 

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