The emergence of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) in February and March led to significant disruption for both schools and society at large. 

Summer learning loss—also known as the “summer setback” or the “summer slide”—is on the horizon as the school year comes to a close. As families are already starting to think about making up for lost.

News about the coronavirus is everywhere. It’s on the radio. It’s in the news. It’s online, in television shows, and in emails. It’s everywhere, for all of us—including our children. 

As the world’s scientists, epidemiologists, and healthcare professionals work to treat those infected with the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and develop a vaccine that will allow us to safely interact.

If nothing else, parents of elementary-aged students know one thing to be true: Planning and preparing for your child’s education can be an overwhelming and often confusing task. You want to ensure.

The importance of regular exercise and physical activity in today’s day and age cannot be stressed enough. This is especially true for parents who want to ensure their children maintain both mental.

Many private and independent high schools have admissions processes that, in some cases, mirror those of colleges and universities. Students and parents are asked to fill out lengthy applications,.

The decision to enroll your child in preschool is an exciting milestone for your family—a new adventure that signals the beginning of your child’s personal and academic future! It marks their first.

When it comes to evaluating elementary schools for your child, there are many factors that parents should take into consideration. The school’s educational philosophy is a major concern, as is.

If you are considering an independent school education for your child, then you may have concerns related to whether or not your family will be able to afford the cost. This worry can cause many.