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Thanksgiving marks the start of the holiday season — including all the expectations that go along with this time of year. From dealing with picky eaters to avoiding overcommitment, learn to separate the "shoulds" from the things that are really important to you and your family.
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The Ohio Department of Education has been awarded two competitive grants by the U.S. Department of Education — for a combined total of $43.2 million over five years. These grants
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Beginning Friday, visitors are invited to step right up for Curiosity Carnival, a special exhibition featuring amazing feats of science. The exhibition embodies the excitement and vibrancy of a carnival atmosphere while examining classic games, rides and experiences through a STEM lens.
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Alright, I’ll admit — I’m one of those people that waits until after Thanksgiving to celebrate Christmas. I promise I’m no Scrooge, there’s just only so many times I can
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Yelp’s Holiday Hop is a free, family-friendly event featuring more than 35 local businesses serving up complimentary bites, drinks, activities and more. Taking place Friday at the Northside Marketplace in Akron, the event benefits W.A.G.S. 4 KIDS.
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If loving paper plates is wrong, I don’t want to be right, my friends.
Be prepared to see the only DIY you will need for your FALL decor this year!
... Menlo Park Academy Board of Directors voted to appoint Tara Schmitt as the school’s first head of school this fall. read more
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On the latest episode of aParently Speaking, host Miriam Conner is joined by Jamie Gallagher, president and CEO of Faber Castell USA, to discuss kids and creativity. Listen as Gallagher talks about kids' need for creativity — and the fact that it is a game changing skill for success — and learn some ways that parents can instill creativity in their kids.
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Hosting a child’s birthday party is no easy task even in the best of circumstances. Odds are that if you’re raising a young, middle-class child in America today, they are
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Paraprofessionals, or “teacher’s aides” as they often are called, work alongside licensed teachers to give students additional attention and instruction. These team members are relied upon to play a more important role in a child’s special education experience than many people think.
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