Stress is a natural part of life. We experience it when we’re feeling overwhelmed or dealing with unexpected obstacles. This is especially true when you’re navigating your teen years, trying to discover who you are and where you fit in the world. While stress can sometimes be beneficial in pushing...
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This was originally published on kjzz.org. Arizona students and their parents have gotten a crash course in remote learning over the past year or so. But even though schools across the state are open for in-person learning now, some families are choosing to stay online. And Julie Young says remote...
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On April 24th, ASU Prep Digital middle schoolers involved in the National Junior Honor Society program participated in the 2021 Arizona Visionwalk. The 5k event inspires students to walk for a cause, banding together to show their commitment to the Foundation Fighting Blindness' mission: to find treatments and cures for...
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Summer is a time to recharge from the busy school year, but it can also be a great opportunity to sharpen your student’s skills while they have some spare time. Whether you have an early learner or college-bound student at home, here’s why you’ll want to consider enrolling your student...
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By Marshall Terrill, Reporter, ASU News—Originally published April 10, 2020 on ASU News. COVID-19 outbreak and quarantine may be especially difficult for people who suffer from depression or anxiety Humans need interaction, but the COVID-19 pandemic is asking people to step away from each other at a crucial time. And...
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Oliva has always been an animal lover, so it was a shock when she was suddenly and viciously attacked by her family dog while bending down to get food from the pantry. A long recovery process followed, both physical and mental. Olivia was determined not to let the incident change...
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