Say Yes To No
 Friday, December 07, 2007
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Say Yes to No was kicked off across the Anoka-Hennepin School District this week.  Parents and teachers around the district came together in book discussion groups.  Luckily they were able to schedule their gatherings between the snow storms we’ve been experiencing this week.

Having parents come together is an important part of this campaign.  The No conversation is all about parents supporting one another, learning from one another and discovering what works for their families.  Just realizing that it’s OK to say no is a big step in this media driven “yes” culture.  The holiday season is upon us and with it often a big dose of stress – how to fit everything into a schedule that is already packed.  Try to pick and do what’s most important to you and say no to the rest.  It is OK to say no.

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