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Written by Staff
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The River Region is blessed to have a large number of very good private schools. The 2010 Private School guide will give you all the initial information you'll need to decide which private schools might be a good match for your child. To help you to know which schools advertise in Montgomery Parents their names are colored blue.
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Written by John Rosemond
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 I recently spent some time with a friend who has three children. My buddy, whom I’ve known since fifth grade, is a college-educated responsible guy who has never failed to do right by his family. When describing him, “well-rounded” comes to mind. He’s masculine but not macho, sensitive but nowhere near maudlin, perceptive, intuitive, caring, compassionate. Like I said, well-rounded. His wife is as solid as a rock.
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Written by Kerry Bennett
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 Crippled from the waist down in battle, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) knows he will never walk again. Then he gets the unexpected opportunity to become an Avatar -- the mind link that controls the body of a genetically engineered alien life form. When he is sent to the home planet of the Na'vi and his virtual self begins interacting with the inhabitants, the soldier starts questioning the purpose of his military mission.
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Written by Jan Udlock
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Ruth watched her child put his head down on the table. “I’m done,” replied her child. “You only read 10 minutes.” “My stomach hurts.” Ruth knew the real reason for the complaint. Alex struggled with reading. Do you have a reluctant reader in your home?
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Written by Jason Watson, Publisher
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 I think sometimes dads are the forgotten parent, especially when the children are very young. I can't tell you how many times I've seen the father being treated almost like another child by his spouse because she's deemed that "he doesn't know what the child needs like she does." That's a problem between the mom and dad, not the dad and the child. Is the dad lazy or the mom over protective and domineering? It could be both, but the facts are that the more involved fathers are the better off the child, and the home, will be.
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