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Marauder Memo - May 4, 2025

May 4, 2025 Families, This month, were exploring how setting boundarieseven when its hardis an act of love. Saying no isnt about control; its about helping kids feel secure, supported, an. . .

Marauder Memo - April 27, 2025

April 27, 2025 Dear Families, In the busyness of our days, its the small moments of connection that often matter most. A shared laugh, a few minutes of undivided attention, or simply l. . .

Marauder Memo - April 20, 2025

April 20, 2025 Dear Families, This week, were focusing on a powerful way to show love and build trust with our kids: setting healthy boundaries. While it can sometimes feel tough to sa. . .

Marauder Memo - April 13, 2025

April 13, 2025 Dear Parent/Guardian, Please stick with me Grown and Flown Please stick with me I recently ran across this post from Grown and Flown, a website that covers . . .

Marauder Memo - April 6, 2025

April 6, 2025 Parents, Children learn respect through our actions. Speak kindly, even in moments of frustration, and show your child how to handle challenges with grace. Respect is a t. . .

Marauder Memo - March 30, 2025

March 30, 2025 Parents, Welcome to the final quarter of the school year! This month we will focus on the term With Respect with students. . . .

Marauder Memo - March 9, 2025

March 9, 2025 Parents, Its hard to believe that this is the final week of the 3rd quarter and that spring break is just around the bend. W. . .

Marauder Memo - March 2, 2025

March 2, 2025 Parents, When tasks become overwhelming, its easy to get caught up in getting things done. However, TBRI teaches that relationships must come first. Children are more likel. . .

Marauder Memo - February 23, 2025

February 23, 2025 Parents, Parenting is a journey, and every day is a chance to reset with kindness. When children experience unconditiona. . .

Marauder Memo - February 16, 2025

February 16, 2025 Parents, Sometimes big behaviors are a childs way of saying, 'I need help.' Instead of reacting to their actions, take a. . .