So, How was School Today?
Have you ever asked your child, “How was school today?” only to get an answer such as “fine,” “good,” or “bad”? This could be because of how the question is phrased. It is too easy for students to give a one-word answer. Here are a few ways to ask and get an answer!
HIVE Closed out December with Visits from Santa and The Grinch
HIVE spent much of December making lasting memories with students. From Spirit Week to the Winter Showcase, students were engaged in learning and fun all month long. They even received a visit from Santa and The Grinch!
Enroll Today
Applications for the 2026-27 school year are online now! Tours are available Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 4:30 pm. No appointment necessary. For further information regarding HIVE Prep and its enrollment process, please contact Ketsia Fouquet at klfouquet@hiveprep.com or at 305-231-4888.
Reading at Home Over the Holiday
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Digital Safety Over Break
Many students find themselves with free time over break. This may result in more screentime than usual. Keep your kids safe by setting guidelines and simple expectations. With a few steps, families can ensure a safe digital experience over break.
Holiday Happenings
Winter break is Dec. 20-Jan. 2. Enjoy your time off!
Attendance Adds Up
Attendance is one of the most important factors in determining a child’s success in school. Absences, especially at the elementary level, may seem like they are not a big deal, but as you can see by viewing the chart below, it all adds up. Please make sure to send your child to school every day. […]
How To Show Gratitude in November and Beyond
Gratitude has a habit of creating a happy heart and mind. This November, use these tips to incorporate gratitude into your daily routine. Continue them as the year goes on.
Parent/Teacher Collaboration
Parents and teachers share the same goals for children and students; they want each individual to do their best. This will happen when parents and teachers work together. This can happen in several ways.
How to Build Fine Motor Skills at Home
While screens can provide many early learning opportunities, many teachers are noticing that students are coming in with decreased fine motor skills. This can make writing, coloring and cutting very difficult in the early grades because their hand muscles are not strong. Here are some ways to help your child improve these skills at home:
