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    The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents

    Partnering With Parents is a podcast that provides valuable insights, practical tips, and inspiring stories. Hosted by a team of experienced educators and homeschooling parents, this podcast aims to empower parents to take on the primary educator role confidently. Whether you’re a homeschooling family or simply looking to strengthen your involvement in your child’s education, Partnering With Parents offers a wealth of resources and guidance. Each episode delves into various topics, ranging from curriculum choices and teaching methods to fostering a love for learning and creating a nurturing home environment.

    Join the Partnering With Parents community every other Tuesday and unlock the full potential of your role as a parent and educator. Let us guide and equip you with the tools you need to create a thriving learning environment at home, while building a strong foundation for your child’s academic and personal development.

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    Episode 230: E-Bike Safety - Is Your Child E-Bike Ready Sep 15, 2026
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    E-bikes are increasingly popular with students, but do young riders and their parents know the rules of the road? Sergeant Matt Ciremele of the Escondido Police Department shares what families need to know to keep young riders safe, including e-bike classifications, California laws, common riding mistakes, theft prevention, and practical steps parents can take to help their children ride responsibly.


    Episode 229: Rethinking Middle School: The Sora Experience Sep 08, 2026
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    Sora is a project-based virtual program for students in grades 6-8 that reimagines online learning. Program lead Stephanie Brown shares how Sora combines live instruction, hands-on projects, and a supportive community to create an engaging middle school experience. Learn what a typical day looks like, how project-based learning brings academics to life, and how optional in-person activities give students opportunities to build friendships and stay connected.
    Learn more at classicalacademy.com/sora


    Episode 228: A Fresh Start to a New Year Aug 25, 2026
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    A new school year brings new routines, new expectations, and a fresh start for students and families. Licensed marriage and family therapist Kara Kohnen shares practical ways parents can help children begin the year feeling confident, supported, and emotionally prepared. From establishing healthy routines and easing back-to-school anxiety to encouraging a growth mindset and recognizing when a child may need additional support, she offers helpful strategies for starting the school year on a positive note.

    https://www.growthroughlifecounseling.com/


    Episode 227: Small Shifts, Big Impact: A JumpStart Preview with Keynote Speaker Lyndsay Morris Aug 11, 2026
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    How can understanding the brain transform the way we parent and teach? Lindsay Morris is the author of Teach the Brain, Change the World, founder of Generation Wellness, and keynote speaker for this year’s JumpStart Parent Education Conference. She shares how brain-based strategies can strengthen emotional regulation, deepen relationships, and support learning at home and at school. She explains the brain's three tiers and why children need to feel safe, seen, and connected before they can access logical thinking and problem-solving.
    Website: generationwellness.com
    Teach the Brain, Change the World Book
    JumpStart Sign Up and Information


    Episode 226: The Organized Family: Simple Digital Systems for a More Connected Home Jul 28, 2026
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    Drawing on years of experience helping clients simplify their technology, Shawn Lemon, founder of The Digital Organizer, shares practical strategies for reducing digital clutter and creating a more organized family life. He offers easy-to-implement tips for managing email, organizing digital photos, creating color-coded family calendars, and securely sharing passwords—all designed to help families save time, reduce everyday stress, and make their digital lives more manageable. Tune in for practical advice that will help you bring order to your devices and more peace to your home.
    https://thedigitalorganizer.com/lp/classical


    Episode 225: Rebroadcast: Homeschooling as a Working Parent Jul 14, 2026
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    Rebroadcast of episode 184, Homeschooling as a Working Parent. Originally released December 31, 2024.
    Balancing a career and homeschooling might seem impossible, but teachers Julie Enzminger and Desirae Heath prove that it can be done successfully with the right strategies. They share how they manage professional commitments and offer practical tips for effective time management, establishing flexible routines, and building supportive accountability systems to stay on track. They’ve found innovative ways to balance their roles by leveraging virtual resources and strong community connections.


    Episode 224: Rebroadcast: Building Strong Special Education Parent Partnerships Jun 30, 2026
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    Rebroadcast of episode 188, Building Strong Special Education Parent Partnerships. Originally released February 25, 2025.
    The Classical Academies is committed to supporting students with special needs through flexible, personalized special education programs. Program Specialist Regina Darling shares insights on creating collaboration between families and educators, addressing key challenges such as navigating the special education system, maintaining open communication, and ensuring IEPs (Individual Education Plans) adapt to each student’s evolving needs. She emphasizes the importance of assuming the best intentions, fostering strong communication, and creating adaptable IEP plans to support student success best.


    Episode 223: The Screen Time Trap: How Families Can Take Back Childhood This Summer Jun 16, 2026
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    In this special 30-minute episode of the Partnering with Parents podcast, Melanie Hempe, founder of ScreenStrong, explains how excessive screen use affects children's developing brains. Drawing on years of research and experience, Hempe explains why young brains are especially vulnerable to screen dependency. She shares the warning signs parents should watch for, and offers practical strategies for setting healthy boundaries. She also outlines a 30-day summer screen detox designed to help families replace screen time with meaningful activities, stronger relationships, and real-world experiences.
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    Episode 222: Small Shifts, Big Impact: A JumpStart Preview with Keynote Speaker Lyndsay Morris Jun 02, 2026
    Show notes

    How can understanding the brain transform the way we parent and teach? Lindsay Morris is the author of Teach the Brain, Change the World, founder of Generation Wellness, and keynote speaker for this year’s JumpStart Parent Education Conference. She shares how brain-based strategies can strengthen emotional regulation, deepen relationships, and support learning at home and at school. She explains the brain's three tiers and why children need to feel safe, seen, and connected before they can access logical thinking and problem-solving.
    Website: generationwellness.com
    Teach the Brain, Change the World Book
    JumpStart Sign Up and Information


    Episode 221: Raising Independent Teens Without Overstepping May 19, 2026
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    As students transition from middle school to the more independent environment of high school, they need to learn to manage responsibilities and solve problems on their own. While parents naturally want to help their children succeed, stepping in too quickly can prevent students from developing confidence, resilience, and accountability. High School Counselor Kennedy Ursua encourages families to shift from “rescuing” students to supporting them through challenges. She recommends allowing students to experience safe failures, asking guiding questions, and encouraging teens to communicate directly with teachers when issues arise. By working together, parents and school counselors can help students build the independence and life skills needed to succeed in high school and beyond.


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