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When my son was in a tween, he asked if he could take golf lessons. I signed him up for introductory lessons with a golf pro. He enjoyed it so much I sent to a summer golf camp for a…
Our experts help you decide when and how to find a tutor for your child.
Marketing today can be tricky to navigate for parents and even for web-savvy kids.
A look at how to get your teens talking about investments for their own future.
Expert teachers weigh in on creative spelling, joining the PTA and nonsense words.
Share your passion for politics with the kids: Stage a mock election in your home.
Parents want to know how to challenge a child in class, what is the purpose of homework and how much should they get involved.
Some teens want and need a year off before heading to college. We take a look at options available for teens today.
Our experts answer questions on how to navigate pertinent questions about school life.
Homeschooling groups, math problems and first grade fundamentals.
It's important for kids to get physical activities in their daily routines for many reasons, including learning.
Find out about basic preschool methods and philosophies before attending an open house or choosing a preschool.
CMS Superintendent, Dr. Peter Gorman, shares his views on how to help students succeed both in school and at home.
A look at the magnet school application process for CMS students.
ADHD statistics from national authority, Dr. Russell Barkley.
N.C. High School Counselors recommend top picks for college-bound students.
The College Foundation of North Carolina Offers Tips During Tough Financial Times
Find fun, brain-stimulating activities for the kids to do over the summer months, and prepare for the coming year.
Get the kids interested in weather patterns by experimenting with activites that are weather related.
Summer is here and it’s time for lots of family activities. With a little planning and a lot of fun, meaningful learning opportunities can be packed into every weekend -- without spending a lot of money.
Parents find answers to reading readiness and kindergarten expectations
Hidden between the carpool line and the grocery line are precious moments in time with your child. There are ways to incorporate vocabulary, spelling words and math facts into the most crowded of daily schedules.
Teachers, school nurses, coaches and bus drivers sound off on parents.
A comprehensive breakdown of N.C. daycare ratings and tips on how to find a reliable one for your child.
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.
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