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The list of choices available to families concerning childhood education has grown beyond the traditional options of public, private or parochial schools. Over the last 25 years, charter schools, online schools and homeschooling have joined the list. Learn more about a few of these options. ...

The holidays are drawing near — and what better way to celebrate than with a home-cooked meal? No matter what holidays your family celebrates, we at Northeast Ohio Parent want to know what's on your table! Share a must-have menu item that's always a part of your family's celebrations; we just might feature it in our December issue. ...

In the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner sits down with local radio personality Sara Carnes, co-host of the Family-Friendly Morning Show on 95.5 The Fish, to discuss how parents can create calmness for themselves and their family. ...

Get inspiration for your family's Halloween celebrations with these group costumes, themed adventures and outfits perfect for youngsters. ...

Northeast Ohio Parent's Camp Fair is returning next year — and we've added a second event on the west side. Camp Fair West will take place Saturday, February 2 at Market Square, Crocker Park in Westlake. Camp Fair East will take place Saturday, February 9 at Hawken School in Lyndhurst. ...

Have fun this month with a visit to your local library, museum or area attraction, many of which offer storytimes, crafts, and other fun activities for young children. ...

While you're out with the family having a fall adventure this weekend, take the time to grab a cozy cup of coffee. Whether you’re looking for a classic pumpkin latte or a spiced cold brew, these spots offer an elixir the entire family will enjoy. ...

As a follow up to last month’s episode featuring a registered dietician, in the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner discusses kids and nutrition with a parent panel made up of two local moms, Jenny Kerchenski and Kristin Walton. ...

Up until now, it was believed that children needed to sit still in order to concentrate and succeed in school. Experts today find that kids are not wired to sit all day long. Instead, they benefit from breaks during which they are moving to help energize their brain and be more productive. Because of this latest information, classrooms look very different than in previous generations as educators turn to innovative approaches to help children learn. ...

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