5 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Earth Day can be a formative time for children to learn about taking care of the planet and helping the world around them. Doing...
How Important is Leadership Training for Kids?
Equipping students with the knowledge to be a good leader—from an understanding of government, politics and global perspective to knowing how to be an...
How Parents Can Counter the Harmful Effects of the National Teacher Shortage
The teacher shortage continues to be a problem for our nation’s schools. Following a huge surge of resignations early in the pandemic, quitting is...
AI in the Classroom – Helping or Hurting?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has recently made waves in art, literature and news. From revolutionary innovations that promise to make life easier to horrifying crimes,...
Local Students Impress at D.C. Independent Film Forum
Last month, the 25th annual D.C. Independent Film Forum (DCIFF) showcased local talent and topics relevant to the DMV—and local high school students got...
Fun Ways to Celebrate Easter for the Whole Family
Easter egg hunts, dyeing eggs, and chocolate bunnies are all things kids look forward to each year for Easter. While these are great ways...
Achoo! Navigating Seasonal Allergies
The grass is growing, the trees are blossoming and the kids are sneezing. For about 25% of us, there’s at least one seasonal allergy...
You Don’t Need a Pot of Gold to Throw This Rainbow Party
Rainbows are a sign that the sunny days of spring are on the way. Their colorful rays bring a smile to our hearts—much like...
Safe Pet Care for Kids: 16-year-old Bethesda Twins Pave the Way
Sixteen-year-old twins Yvonne and Sky Zhu are on a mission to change the way people think about and care for the smallest, and often...
Lemon Icebox Pie Recipe for Pi Day
Pi Day, which takes place every year on March 14, celebrates the mathematical constant, Pi, or 3.14…
Some of our favorite ways to celebrate include...
