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Education

Kirtland High School Senior Named Lake Health’s Athlete of the Year 

Kirtland High School Senior Joseph Bates was named Lake Health’s 2015-2016 Athlete of the Year and was awarded a $3,000 scholarship to the college of his choice. He was chosen from among senior athletes who were named Student Athletes of the Month as part of the Lake Health Sports Medicine High School Senior Student Athlete of the Month program. ...
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College Admission Changes: Tips for the Class of 2017 and Beyond

High school juniors have quite the year ahead of them as they begin their college search process. While every application year sees some change, this year there are three significant changes on the horizon. ...
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School of the Week: St. Michael School

St. Michael School educates children from preschool level, age 3, through eighth grade at its campuses in Independence and Brecksville. The school empowers children by promoting academic excellence and life-long service inspired by their faith. ...
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Schedule a Visit and Take a Tour in Winter/Spring 2016: Private Schools Open Houses

Private schools across Northeast Ohio offer families opportunities to visit their campuses. Parents and students can ask questions, meet faculty and see if the school is the right fit. Here's a listing of open houses happening this semester within the region. Also, for parents who have soon-to-be preschoolers, see which school you can visit. ...
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Do the Math at Great Lakes Science Center

The new "2theXtreme: Math Alive" exhibit highlights a downhill race in which visitors literally ride snowboards and a photo stage on which visitors can capture their own image in a 360-degree freeze action photo, in the style made famous in contemporary action movies. ...
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Closing the Gap: Understanding Individualized Education for Your Child

There’s no such thing as a one size fits all education, and many kids require modifications to the general curriculum to have success in school. As a parent, you have an integral role in guiding the vision statement to establish an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) that delivers the most appropriate educational program in the least restrictive environment and defines your child’s educational goals and objectives. Here are some tips and information to help families navigate the process. ...
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Parent Tip of the Week: 4 Ways to Save Money on School Gear

Saving money isn't just about how much you spend on supplies, it's also about making school supplies and equipment last as long as possible. Here are some tips for protecting your students' school gear to help stretch your budget — and their gear. ...
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CATCH Volunteer Opportunities from Akron Area YMCA

The Summit County CATCH Collaborative (SC3) partners are working together to help kids develop and sustain healthy behavioral habits during the stages of childhood that are critical to long-term developmental success. This fall, the CATCH curriculum will be integrated into YMCA after-school programs throughout Summit County. ...
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Battle the Summer Learning Slide

There are simple things parents can do to combat lost learning and even prepare for the return to school in August. You don’t need to use every suggestion, but choosing one or two that suit your child will help. ...
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Parent Tip of the Week: 5 Ways to Keep Your Child Reading

Help your kids retain the essential skills they learned in the classroom and plan for a season full of new adventures in reading. ...
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