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With the summer just beginning, it’s not too soon to start thinking about the new school year. Whether you’re looking forward to your children returning to school or dreading the daily routine, back to school will always be a big transition. 

Children who are starting school for the first time or moving to a school face the most challenges. However, a bit of planning can make the first few weeks of school less stressful for your child and you.

Even though summer break has just started for many students, it's a great time to plan out your child's summer before the new school year begins. For families that appreciate nature, Asheville has endless possibilities for fun and adventure!

Sixth grade is a big transition year. In many school districts, this is when students begin middle school, which involves moving from classroom to classroom throughout the day as well as an increased workload. 

Sixth grade brings many changes, and in the weeks leading up to the first day of school, your child may experience feeling anxious or nervous excitement. Whether your child is transitioning to a middle school or they are going to a new school with a new classmate, we have put together a guide to help you prepare your child for sixth grade.

Whether your child is just beginning private school or starting a new grade as a returning student, there's a lot to be done to prepare for the year ahead, including discussing with them their fears, anxieties, and concerns. 

As summer comes to an end, it's natural for kids to experience a certain amount of nervous excitement or anxiety. But as a parent, you can minimize fear by being positive and preparing your child for success. In this blog, we will discuss how to prepare your child for the new school year.