We are delighted to announce that Jack Fisher and Mason Henwood, both alumni of our Wee College Trites and Whitepine Youth programs, are the recipients of the Evan Munro Memorial
What Makes Him Tic? A Memoir of Parenting a Child with Tourette Syndrome is a must-read for parents and caregivers of any neurodivergent child struggling to navigate the social and
This column first appeared in the “Cincinnati Enquirer” Sunday Edition on July 14, 2024 Preparing a child for success in school and life is a lot like getting an athlete
By Heidi Rosenholtz Just because your middle-school child can’t keep track of their homework doesn’t mean they can’t succeed at the adolescent rite of passage called babysitting. In fact, kids
Do you know an early childhood educator or local early childhood leader who is making a difference in the lives of young children and families? If so, nominate them for
By Deena Maerowitz, JD, MSW The long, sunny days of summer are perfect for hitting the beach, hanging out with friends—and getting a jumpstart on your college application essays. The
Education Week recently asked teachers and remote-learning experts for suggestions on how to balance screen time in the classroom. Parents can apply the same principles to managing at-home screen time
During early childhood, the growth and development of children’s brains occur at remarkable speeds. By their first birthday, children typically acquire all the necessary sounds essential for developing language skills
For students with LD who are starting college this fall, preparing ahead will help ensure a smooth transition. Following are a few tasks to take care of before you head
Starting July 1, the signs outside Step Up To Quality (SUTQ) rated child care businesses will no longer feature stars (although, they really are the stars when it comes to