Veterans Day, held every November 11, is a federal holiday that celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans. Have your family remember the meaning behind Veterans Day: to honor veterans for their patriotism and willingness to serve our country. Here are 14 ways to celebrate a veteran on this holiday. ...

In today’s world full of devices and gadgets, schools are incorporating online resources in their academic agenda. Apps are now the easiest way to learn a new language, practice math facts or review spelling and grammar lessons. Help your child succeed with these 10 educational apps.  ...

Each time period paints motherhood with a unique color, capturing the grace, courage and unconditional love of this human experience. The "Picturing Motherhood Now" exhibit at the Cleveland Museum of Art, which opened on Saturday, shows artists' works who reimagine what it means to be a mother. ...

Whether your child is preparing to sing their ABCs in kindergarten, getting ready to transition to middle school, or embarking on the high school years, going to a new school is never easy. Below is a timeline of dates a parent should be aware of and a checklist of important questions parents should ask school administrators when choosing a new school.  ...

Every student knows there is nothing better than taking a break and enjoying lunch before returning to the hustle and bustle of class — but not all students look forward to what’s served in their cafeteria. This back-to-school season, prepare your child’s lunchbox with their favorite snacks while incorporating some easy-to-prepare international cuisine to spice up their lunch and immerse your child in a new culture. ...

For preteens, at annual check-up visits, it is critical to watch for changes in the spine — especially during puberty. Dr. Lorena Floccari of Akron Children’s Hospital stresses the importance of getting kids checked for scoliosis and how a routine check-up can prevent irreversible changes of the spine.  ...

Going back to school after a long summer is never easy, but after a year and a half at home due to a worldwide virus, it’s even harder. Two local experts share tips for parents and students on how to prepare for in-person learning this fall. ...