With Handoff, you can start something on one device (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Mac, or Apple Watch). It's both an important and eye-opening conversation. Hand off tasks between iPhone and your other devices. Section 3206s one-parent consent requirement and judicial bypass. Sarah educates the ladies on the works of Nikole Hannah-Jones and the movement to integrate America's schools. Section 3209s husband notification provision constitutes an undue burden and is. For those not in Houston, the conversation is equally important as they discuss larger implications of living in a diverse country, where racial lines are still drawn when it comes to our schools. She also describes the choice her own family made to move their children out of a highly coveted, disproportionately white (relative to HISD as a whole) magnet school and into an under-enrolled school with a primarily brown and black student population in a neighborhood with lots of poverty. Sarah discusses many of the recent (and dare we say, controversial) proposals to reorganize Houston's public school system. A former school psychologist, Sarah and her husband founded HISD Parent Advocates, a local organization that keeps parents in the loop on issues related to our school district, board, and policies that directly affect our kids. The first album to bear the 'black and white' Parental Advisory label was the 1990 release of Banned in the U.S.A. This week, Steph and Abby welcome parent, advocate, and activist, Sarah Becker. In 1990, the now standard black-and-white warning label design reading 'Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics' was introduced and was to be placed on the bottom right-hand section of a given product.

Back with a brand new episode next week! xoxo In honor of the fact that it's the first day of school here in Houston, and Steph and Abby are having all kinds of trouble getting their s**t together, we present a rebroadcast of an episode from TWO years ago! It's the Hands Off Parents Back to School Throwback episode! On this episode, Steph and Abby are joined by a very special guest: elementary school teacher and parent of two, Brooke Smith! Brooke shares with the ladies all of the darkest secrets from the depths of the teachers' lounge: What makes parents really, really annoying? How can we form better relationships with teachers? And seriously, how much are the teachers talking smack when we forget things like book covers and dressing our kids in matching socks? Brooke gives the ladies some very practical and hilarious insights on life as a teacher and parent, including what we can all do to make the back to school transition as neat as the hair on our kids' heads that we didn't comb at all.

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