The holidays can be a sensory explosion—and not just for children. I’m talking about parents, too. As soon as the holiday season kicks off, your to-do list goes from 1 million to 10 million items, with shorter deadlines and more…
Grab a cup of cocoa and cuddle up with your little ones for some terrific winter stories.
Using art, music, reading, writing and exploring to spark imagination.
Not all children have easy, early access to the digital world.
Avoid making obvious mistakes that can negatively impact admissions chances.
Adding arts in STEM education is catching on for good reason
Finding the perfect fit for your child.
The solution to our children’s screen management is much easier than we think.
College Foundation of North Carolina expands college application event to one month to give high school seniors extra help.
Five North Carolina moms who home-school share how they make it work.
An overview of magnet programs and learning styles available to students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
Add a little light reading to your family’s stroll with new program coming to three Charlotte parks.
These factors matter most to admissions office professionals
Like old-fashioned bullying, cyberbullying involves a willful, repeated effort to humiliate, harass or threaten another person. Here's what you can do to prevent it.
Ages 0-5 can receive age-appropriate books delivered to their homes each month.
Check out these spots for hands-on learning.
For those without unlimited funds at their disposal, having what is known as a “financial safety school” should be of equal importance.
Trade the screen for time outside and connecting with family and friends after school.
Take the stress out of applying to a private university or college with this timeline to stay on track.
Here's why a private school might be an option to consider for your child's education.
Need immunizations for the school year? Mecklenburg County Public Health is offering three Saturday clinics.
57 events are scheduled during September to recruit scouts and parent volunteers.
Do not let the latest technology derail your children from reaching their full potential at school
What kids want parents to do — and not do — to help them deal with a new school year, homework and responsibilities.
A willingness to travel can lead to improved admissions prospects and better financial aid offers.
Programs and classes for kids, including music, art, dance, gymnastics, martial arts and more.
Private schools, preschools, charter schools and boarding schools.
Tutors, homeschool helpers, childcare resources, counselors and more.
