My kids love everything about JB and look forward to going to school every day and seeing their friends and teachers. JB is truly a one of a kind school enriching young lives everyday. 
JB Parent
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Posted Aug 11, 2025 by Pete in Tips & Resources
As the days of summer wind down, it’s time to start thinking about settling back into learning mode and the school year routine. As part of our series on how to manage summer slide, let’s...
Posted Jul 30, 2025 by Pete in Tips & Resources
Summer slide can affect many things and next we will take a look at the effects on behavior. Behavioral summer slide refers to the potential decline in the positive social and emotional habits and responses...
Posted Jul 08, 2025 by Pete in Tips & Resources
As a part of our series on how to manage Summer Slide, let’s take a look at social behavior. Summer break can look quite different from the rest of the year which sometimes includes spending...
Posted Jun 23, 2025 by Pete in Tips & Resources
With summer in full swing, many parents may have to deal with summer slide. Summer slide is the potential loss of skills and habits their child could experience from participating in intentional academic activities. This...
Posted Feb 10, 2025 in Tips & Resources
Kindergarten enrollment is just around the corner and starting your child’s educational journey can feel overwhelming. Below are a few things to keep in mind and observe with you and your child as you get...
Posted Feb 03, 2025 by Pete in Tips & Resources
Self-advocacy is the act of speaking up for yourself, asking for what you want, and taking action to get it. It involves knowing your needs and rights and being able to communicate them effectively. Self-advocacy...
Posted Dec 30, 2024 in The JB Way
2024 was a great year for the entire Julie Billiart Schools network. We saw growth and success in and outside of the classroom and have much to look forward to in 2025. Here are a few...
Posted Jun 17, 2024 in Tips & Resources
Save this for a rainy day! The summer is full of sunshine and outdoor activities, but we know every day isn't going to have clear blue skies. Some days it’s just going to rain and...
Posted May 08, 2024 in Tips & Resources
You might have heard the terms ADHD and ADD used interchangeably, but there is a slight difference. ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is actually an outdated term. Today, medical professionals use the term ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity...
Posted Dec 16, 2023 in Tips & Resources
Accommodations vs. Modifications: Understanding The JB Curriculum It is essential that children have access to an educational environment that adapts to his or her needs as a student. Having an appropriate curriculum allows them to grow...
My kids love everything about JB and look forward to going to school every day and seeing their friends and teachers. JB is truly a one of a kind school enriching young lives everyday.
JB Parent
I don’t think I will ever be able to put into words how grateful I am that you saw my daughter for all that she is today and all that she is yet to become.
Tammie Sommer
They have all the resources necessary, specialized to the individual learning of each child, and the heart that goes with it. I don't think we would have stayed in Ohio if it wasn't for JB!
JB Parent
All of the teachers and staff at JB are patient and willing to take the extra time to make sure we, as parents, understand and are comfortable.
JB Parent
Julie Billiart Schools has helped my child become a better version of himself. The teachers and therapists at JB really know and understand how to reach children who learn differently.
JB Parent
Julie Billiart Schools gave us hope after our daughter was diagnosed with a learning disability. At JB, she thrived in the small classes, received necessary therapies, and developed the self-confidence to ask for help when she needed it.
JB Parent