Education/Schools

Parents often have questions about how to best prepare their child for preschool. Here are the biggest benefits of preschool as well as how to make the transition easy and fun for you and your child. Here are some tips on how to prepare your child for preschool. ...

We are opening up the pages of the magazine to allow you to celebrate this special time in your child's life. From preschool through college — all graduates deserve some extra special recognition this year! ...

The ‘Youth Speak Out,’ essay writing contest for students, and Youth Sing Out, songwriting for classrooms provides scholarships and grants for middle school and high school students, and their schools. ...

At Creative Playrooms Montessori & Child Care Centers, they offer several programs designed to encourage all children to discover, grow, and explore while laying the foundation for a lifetime of learning. ...

Cleveland Metropolitan School District Dietitian Allison Thirion, the winner of the fourth annual Siggi Supports Entrepreneurs contest, will receive a $10,000 grant to help support her initiative, the Nutrition Network, which will connect students to credentialed experts who will provide evidence-based nutrition education. ...

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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage is seeking submissions from students in grades six through 12 for the annual essay contest. The scholarship program's goal is to create appreciation and understanding among people of differing religions, races, cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. ...

I have always loved school supply shopping. This year I purchased the items my daughter needed for class and each trip back to the store I keep an “eye” on supplies that are going on clearance so I can stock up for home and for extras to give to the teacher throughout the year. ...

All families can enjoy savings with the sales tax holiday, which runs Friday, Aug. 4 through Sunday, Aug. 6. Consumers are exempt from paying state and local sales tax on clothing and footwear that cost up to $75 per item, as well as school supplies up to $20 per item. It covers all retailers, both online and brick and mortar, that sell these goods to Ohio residents. Check out the list of eligible items your family can purchase, even if you don't have kids going back to school. ...