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Free Summer Learning Tools from the Ohio Department of Education

By Angela Gartner
June 29, 2015
Parents can keep their children learning at home this summer. The "Beach Bags" for kindergarten through third grade feature stories and activities, so children can practice reading skills while learning about careers and helping the environment. ...
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Local Students Reach New Heights

By Marie Elium
June 22, 2015
These students, running the gamut from preschool to high school graduates, are just a few out of hundreds who have overcome challenges this school year. Parents and schools shared the following students’ stories of continued strength in triumphing over adversity and their pathways to success. ...
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Kick-Off Summer Reading at Mentor Library

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
June 1, 2015
More than 100 kids tested their accuracy with Captain America's shield and signed up for the library's summer reading program, "Every Hero Has a Story" — but there's still time to join in on the fun. ...
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Teen Tech Week at Hudson Library & Historical Society

By Angela Gartner
March 9, 2015
The week encourages teens to take advantage of the technology at libraries for education and recreation, and to recognize that librarians are qualified, trusted professionals who can help them achieve greater digital literacy. ...
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5 Ways to Inspire School Success for Middleschoolers

By Hallie Brown
January 12, 2015
Going back to school after winter break can bring the same worries from the previous semester, but it doesn’t have to. Instead look at it as a good time to refresh with the following tips. ...
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Student Chatter: Private School from a Kid’s Point of View in Northeast Ohio

By Angela Gartner
October 1, 2014

Private School Spotlight

Private school is a different learning experience for many kids in Northeast Ohio. Parents might ask what it’s like and what kinds of things are offered. Students in the region

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September’s Reading Room Recommendations

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
September 11, 2014
Cozy up in your favorite place and explore the wonders of books with your child. From infants to teenagers, here are a few suggestions to purchase or pick up at your local library. ...
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From Beethoven to Rock Music

By Jennifer Reece
September 8, 2014
Whether your child dreams of being in a famous rock band someday or simply wants to bang out a few tunes on the piano, music schools throughout Northeast Ohio offer programs to fit every desire. ...
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Get Informed About Teen’s Writing Skills

By Northeast Ohio Parent Staff Writers
September 6, 2014
Producing a perfect essay isn't an easy task for many teens. If your child is in grades 10-12, here are some questions to ask to help stay on top of their writing abilities. ...
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Admit One: Help Your Child with College Admissions

By Denise Koeth
September 5, 2014
For a student who plans to attend college, the final years of high school can be a dizzying experience. Between extracurricular activities, standardized testing and keeping up grades, there’s a lot of ­college prep to tackle, ­including applications. ...
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