Choosing the right school for your children can be tough. Some children have issues, whether they be physical or mental, that make being in a traditional classroom difficult. In these situations, parents may want to work with the local school district to come up with an alternative plan. Most school districts, especially ones in larger cities, have experience with these…
How Choosing Between Preschool Options Can Help Prepare You for Summer Camp Most of us have been there. Choosing between preschool options is difficult. This is partly because preschool can be such an integral part of a child’s growth and development, as the birth to age three period involves the most development in the human life. Plus, it can have…
It can be difficult to foster a child?s athletic or performance abilities with the demands of high school. High school requires a full time schedule, plus additional time for homework, studying, and other extra curricular activities. In many cases, your teen is required to put their hobby or skill to the side, only practicing during the summers or once they…
Traditional high school does not work for everyone. Some teenagers struggle to succeed in an eight or nine hour school setting. They are forced to take classes that they do not understand or cannot focus their attention on. They are forced to drop out because of poor grades or attendance rates, and their college and career opportunities are limited. What…
Food is a much-loved thing in America, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The department states that there is a rise in demand for culinary specialists, with the field expected to grow by 9% in 10 years. There’s also 129,370 head cooks and chefs in the US alone, according to a survey done by them in 2015. Yes,…
Academic programs work in a similar fashion to basic developmental milestones. Your child cannot run, until they have learned to walk. They cannot learn to walk, however, until they have learned to crawl. Each step is important in achieving the next step. The academic programs in the U.S. are set up the same way. If your child does not succeed…