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When the Bell Stops Ringing: How Educators Can Stay Healthy All Summer Long. 

The school year keeps you on track whether you like it or not. Here's how to build your own structure when it's gone.

Dear Elmbrook Employees,  

As someone married to a teacher, I've had a front-row seat to this job for a long time. I know what late-night grading looks like. I know the Sunday evening dread that settles in around 4 p.m. I've watched a packed lunch get thrown together at 6:40 a.m. while simultaneously signing a permission slip and finding car keys. Educators pour themselves into their work in ways that most professions simply don't ask of people. And then June hits. Everything stops. 

Click here to continue reading this helpful article from Chad Knutson, Health Coach, Elmbrook Schools Family Wellness Center

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