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Whether your child is preparing to sing their ABCs in kindergarten, getting ready to transition to middle school, or embarking on the high school years, going to a new school is never easy. Below is a timeline of dates a parent should be aware of and a checklist of important questions parents should ask school administrators when choosing a new school.  ...

This fall, expand the pumpkin fun at home with unique ways to decorate, themed games and activities, and even a couple new recipes to try. Check out these ideas for all ages, and enjoy your very own pumpkin festival. ...

Just when you have your child's sleep routine down, you realize it's time for the big kid bed. This can happen without much notice. Here are some ways to make a smooth transition for a better night's rest for you and your child. ...

If you have a high school senior in your midst who is considering going to college in fall 2022, you know that college application season is in full swing. What are some ways your teen can make sure their personal statement really stands out? Consider the traditional “Five Ws” (Who, What, When, Where, Why) when they are writing a college application essay.  ...

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It's apple-picking time. Fill your baskets with the many varieties, enjoy the scenery, sip the cider and eat apple-flavored donuts, attend the festivities and much more. There's plenty to do across the region to celebrate everything apple. ...

Every student knows there is nothing better than taking a break and enjoying lunch before returning to the hustle and bustle of class — but not all students look forward to what’s served in their cafeteria. This back-to-school season, prepare your child’s lunchbox with their favorite snacks while incorporating some easy-to-prepare international cuisine to spice up their lunch and immerse your child in a new culture. ...

Being the new kid at school is a phenomenon many children will experience in their lives. Student mobility can be voluntary, especially with today’s environment and its many educational options, or involuntary, such as a change in a parent’s job or a move. Teach children to look for the new kids and reach out to them. ...