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Parenting Through the Seven Virtues of Manhood - [VIDEO]
by Winston Baccus

Parenting Through the Seven Virtues of Manhood - [VIDEO]

Over the past decade, PDS has been refining the Seven Virtues of Manhood. Each month at PDS we have a theme designed to help boys become Humble Heroes, Servant Leaders…
Video: Raising Resilient Boys Seminar
by Winston Baccus

Video: Raising Resilient Boys Seminar

On Thursday, October 15, Presbyterian Day School hosted the third in our series of Parent Education events for 2015-2016. Resilience is the ability to take control of o…
Five Myths About Private Schools
by Mike Bullard

Five Myths About Private Schools

Choosing the right school for your child can feel like a daunting task. With admission season gearing up at private schools across the nation, it is important to realize…
Comic Books in the Classroom
by Mike Bullard

Comic Books in the Classroom

Comic books used to be considered “junk literature” and were even called “funny books.” But comics have had a come-uppance of late, spurred by the phenomenal box-office…
Should I Choose a Public School or a Private School?
by Rachel Bishop

Should I Choose a Public School or a Private School?

When it comes to choosing a school for your child, there are lots of options. One big question is public or private? Below you will find five reasons why parents choose…
Are Girls Smarter than Boys? Disproving the Gender Gap of Learning
by Mike Bullard

Are Girls Smarter than Boys? Disproving the Gender Gap of Learning

Is the so-called gender gap in learning real? Some experts in education argue that such a chasm is non-existent. Others insist that it is a real result of the over-femin…

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