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Helping Sensory-Sensitive Kids Enjoy the Holidays | 5 Tips for Families

Five practical tips to help sensory-sensitive children enjoy the holidays with less overwhelm. Learn how preparation, comfort tools, breaks, and flexible traditions create calmer, more joyful celebrations for every child.

What If the School Your Child Needs Doesn’t Look Like a School at All?

A look at why some children thrive in schools that break tradition, honoring curiosity, creativity, and real-world learning to help every child feel capable, confident, and seen.

Helping Children Navigate Morning Goodbyes at Voyagers’

At Voyagers’, we use gentle morning rhythms and rituals to help children manage goodbyes, ease separation anxiety, and start each day with calm, confidence, and a sense of connection.

Family Rhythms: Building Connection, Calm, and Executive Function

Voyagers’ explores how family rhythms transform good intentions into lasting habits, helping children build executive function and families rediscover calm, connection, and meaning amid today’s tech-driven distractions.

Children as Bridge Builders: Capacious Hearts

Nurturing capacious hearts helps children hold joy and sorrow together, fostering resilience, kindness, and generosity. These big-hearted learners may become the bridge builders and healers our divided world most needs.

Preparing Students for an AI Future

At Voyagers’, students learn to approach Artificial Intelligence with balance—embracing its possibilities while questioning its risks—so they grow as thinkers, creators, and leaders in an AI-driven future.

Beyond “How Was Your Day?” | Building Real Connections With Children

Instead of relying on the tired question “How was your day?”, Voyagers’ shares practical, age-specific ways parents can reconnect with their children through presence, curiosity, and trust—fostering stronger bonds and emotional growth.

Why We Don’t “Make Learning Fun” at Voyagers’

At Voyagers’ Community School, we know play is not something added to learning—it’s the way children naturally learn best. This article explores why play is central to every child’s growth, creativity, and…