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…
How to know if it's just casual or too much.
Survey seeks opinions on redrawing school boundary lines in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
Now's the time to share your thoughts before rezoning is set
Help your children move beyond Google to get the most of online searches with these tips from a tech-savvy mom.
College applicants can use these tips to help move their application into the "accepted" pile.
Carmel Christian's STEM Research Team brought home awards from the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research Conference.
Middle schoolers at Queen's Grant Community School took top honors at "Kids Cook with Heart."
Does your teen have a career in mind? This new "So You Want to Be a…” series," offers college advice for the career-minded.
New changes are coming to the SAT in March 2016.
SKILLS Group of Charlotte offers instruction in a variety of areas to teens with special needs.
Check out these apps to help parents and kids feel better and release from the pressures of life.
Raising smart kids isn't about teaching to the tests, it's about building brainpower.
Don't let your kids get sucked into an electronic abyss of devices over their school break.
Picture books for your little scientist to encourage them to stay with their dreams, continue to be curious and explore the world!
Take a look at the fastest-growing careers in America, where both compensation and employee satisfaction are high, starting with the healthcare field.
Beverly Woods Elementary was one of only three schools in North Carolina to win the National Blue Ribbon award.
Helping kids stay focused on school without stressing out.
Don't believe the sticker price! Here's why institutions with the largest published prices can actually turn out to be the most affordable.
Our kids’ experience of school is beginning to look quite different from our own.
Education experts rank the factors that matter when rating a school.
The option to enroll a child who is not quite 5 years old — or who may have just turned 5 — often complicates parents’ decision-making process.
Some schools are implementing silent lunches for all students.
We asked parents across North Carolina, “What made you take the plunge?”
When provided details about the proposed changes to the SAT, the surveyed parents’ opinions about the new format were divided.
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.
