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Roanoke Valley Insurance of Ahoskie handles everything from Auto, Life, Marine, Boating, Hunting, Home, Health and Outdoor Insurances. Serving Ahoskie, Murfreesboro, Windsor, Gates County and all areas of North Carolina!

1110 North Academy St. Ahoskie, N.C. 27910 - (252) 209-6024

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Your Trusted Independent 
Insurance agency since 2001

General Liability - Property - Flood - Business Auto - Bonds - Life

Farm/Agricultural - Truck Liability & Physical Damage 

Outdoor: Hunting - Boating - Camping

Equipment Floater/Inland Marine - Commercial Trucking

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Back-to-School Awareness: Building Routines, Safety, & Community

 

As the last days of summer fade, families across the community begin the annual shift toward back-to-school routines. This season is often filled with excitement, new notebooks, sharpened pencils, and fresh backpacks, but true back-to-school awareness goes beyond supplies. It’s about preparation, safety, and the shared responsibility of helping students start strong. For students, the transition back to the classroom requires more than showing up on the first day. Sleep schedules need resetting, screen time should be managed, and healthy morning routines can set the tone for the day. Something as simple as packing a school bag and choosing clothes the night before can reduce stress and make mornings smoother.

For parents and caregivers, awareness means keeping both logistics and emotions in mind. Yes, there are lunches to pack and schedules to balance, but it’s also important to check in with children about how they feel about the new year. Some may be eager and enthusiastic; others may feel nervous. Encouraging open conversations helps children build resilience and confidence. The community has a role as well. Drivers and neighbors must remember that school zones are active again. Slowing down, stopping for school buses, and watching for crossing guards can literally save lives.

For teachers and school staff, this season is about creating safe, inclusive environments where every child feels welcomed. A positive classroom culture doesn’t just improve learning—it fosters a sense of belonging that supports a child’s overall well-being.

Ultimately, back-to-school awareness is about partnership. Students, families, educators, and the wider community all play a role in shaping the year ahead. By approaching this season with patience, mindfulness, and care, we can help ensure that children return to school feeling safe, supported, and ready to succeed. Back-to-school is more than a date on the calendar. It’s an opportunity to strengthen routines, reinforce safety, and build the connections that make a community strong.

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