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Sara Carnes, Northeast Ohio Parent columnist, shares with us one of their favorite family activities — hiking. No matter if it’s a local hike, or a hiking trail in one of the national parks — It’s always an adventure. She provides tips for all ages and levels to make it an enjoyable experience.

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The United States is known as a “melting pot” of different nationalities, cultures and ethnicities. Many times, whether intentional or not, children and adults shy away from languages and cultures that differ from their own. To combat these tendencies, experts advise parents to expose their children to new cultures early and often – and to be aware of their own behaviors and attitudes.

This fall brings students back to brick-and-mortar schools — including college kids. Whether they’re freshmen or sophomores heading to campus for the first time, those departures from home stir up many emotions. Here are some ways to show them extra love.

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Follow the roadmap of nature through three habitats in the new Life Cycles Secrets exhibit in Lake Metroparks' Penitentiary Glen Nature Center. Focus on Fields, discover the Wild Wetlands and learn about Fantastic Forests.

Between sports, performing arts, tutoring and more, there are many options for activities to fill your child’s time after the last school bell rings. Check out the following programs that are designed to fit into a student’s schedule after school.

Technology will continue to revolutionize the public education system in the future. Here are some popular student applications in and out of the classroom. It helps parents to understand the what, why, and how these software systems are used so they can better connect and communicate with their child and teachers.

What exactly is a kinkajou? The tropical rainforest mammal is actually related to a raccoon and has a thick, furry coat that keeps it dry and protects against bee stings while seeking out its favorite food: honey.