With virtual education firmly in place while many D.C. metropolitan area public school districts are closed to in-person learning, many parents have chosen to use learnin
Back-to-School
TUTORS, EDUCATIONAL & STEM SERVICES GUIDE
A New Balancing Act
How to Work From Home With Kids During COVID-19
How to Choose the Correct Tutor
A Checklist That Will Ensure Proper Tutor Selection
Homeschooling Tips for Parents
Are you considering homeschooling your kids? Whether you’ve tried it during this time of social distancing and now are considering it full time, want to supplement your
Don’t Wait – Vaccinate!
August is National Immunization Awareness Month
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Preschool
When selecting an early childhood program for a preschooler, parents have many options. Some programs are “academically rigorous.” Children sit at desks or tables and
15 Genius Tips for Back-to-School
Every parent has that one trick up their sleeve that helps make life just a little simpler in the midst of a hectic school year. Read on for some of their best tips, clev
9 Tips From Teachers to Kick off the School Year Right
School bells will soon ring once again. Whether that comes as music to your ears or a bittersweet reminder that the free-spirited summer days are over, check out these ti
Managing Back-to-School Anxiety
School supply sales, summer reading lists and pre-season sports practices are all reminders that your vacation is over. For students of all ages, transitioning back to sc
6 Tips for Back-to-School Supply Shopping
The first day of school is knocking on our door! My daughter is starting middle school this year. She’ll have six classes and six teachers. This means that instead
Fun Back-to-School Supplies
1. Beep, beep, beep! Even the most motivated scholars have a hard time getting out of bed in the morning. Pottery Barn Teen has a great selection of fun alarm clocks from
12 Ways to Help Your Child’s Teacher This Year
Breathing a sigh of relief because the kids are back in school? Not so fast. Now is the time to partner with your child’s teacher. “Children whose parents are
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