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The Zen of Parenting

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 29, 2021
Parenting

Parenting has never been easy simply because human beings are complex. Still, many parents believe it has become even more challenging in modern times. Maybe it’s because the world itself

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What Parents Should Know About Returning To The Workplace Safely

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 29, 2021
Parenting

As Ohio and states across the country are gradually moving towards removing COVID-19 restrictions, local businesses are gearing up to bring employees back into the workplace. As a parent, this

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The HUB & Makerspace Reopens in Mentor

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 29, 2021
Things to do
Mentor High School’s renovated school library, known as The HUB — thanks to a partnership between Mentor Public Schools and Mentor Public Library — has reopened. It's available for study and quiet tutoring. People can also use its makerspace by appointment. ...
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Main Street Kent Presents Spring Story Walk: ‘The Day the Crayons Quit’

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 28, 2021
Things to do
The walk is a fun, family-friendly activity promoting literacy, fresh air and community. In partnership with Talk On Speech-Language Therapy and Kent Free Library, activities will be more accessible to children of varying abilities for this edition of the story walk. The story, by Drew Daywalt, will be in several downtown business windows from May 1-31. ...
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Maltz Museum’s 2021 ‘Stop the Hate’ Contest Finalists Announced

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 26, 2021
Education
Northeast Ohio students and schools will be competing as finalists in the 13th Annual Stop the Hate® Youth Speak Out & Youth Sing Out Contest, in which middle and high school upstanders use individual essays and classroom songs to stand up and speak out against bias and bigotry. ...
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Celebrate Spring at Hale Farm and Village

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 22, 2021
Things to do
Spring is in full bloom at Western Reserve Historical Society's Hale Farm and Village. They announced upcoming public events in April and May for the whole family such as Picnic Days on the Farm, Behind the Ropes: Architecture and Curiosity Tour, and more! ...
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Hit the Trails This Weekend with Cleveland Metroparks App

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 22, 2021
Things to do
Visitors to Cleveland Metroparks have a new way to find trails and hidden gems across the 24,000 acre park district with a mobile app. Users get immediate access to new maps of all 18 park reservations, attractions, as well as learn about upcoming programming and events, and more. ...
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5 Ways to Save Money as a New Mom

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 20, 2021
Ages & Stages Parenting

Congratulations! You’re a new parent. You’re probably excited and feeling a variety of emotions right now. Despite the excitement, you may be a bit nervous about how much money your

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Portable Air Conditioners – What They Are and How They Function

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 20, 2021
Portable Air Conditioners – What They Are and How They Function

Air conditioners are cooling systems that regulates the temperature within your home, office, or any other interior space. Thanks to these units, you can enjoy fresh moist air, even in

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7 Ways Schools can Improve your Child’s IEP Meeting

By Submitted to Northeast Ohio Parent Magazine
April 19, 2021
2021 Editions April 2021 Special Needs Uncategorized
If you’re familiar with special education, you’re well-acquainted with the term IEP — Individualized Education Program, but you may not know exactly how a properly-implemented IEP can benefit your child. Matt Christensen, a seventh-grade intervention specialist at Julie Billiart School in Lyndhurst shares with us what an enjoyable, effective IEP experience can look like. ...
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