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Former day care owner says she doesn't know why child was found sleeping outside

TWIN FALLS — A jury trial began Wednesday for a former day care owner who said she doesn’t know why a toddler was found sleeping in her driveway late at

Why Should Your Preschooler Do Gymnastics?

At ASI Gymnastics, we believe that every child can benefit from participation in gymnastics. Younger children have the most to gain from starting gymnastics, because they can begin to reap the benefits of this amazing sport at an early age. In fact, we’ve specifically designed our Tiny Tots and Kidz Gym programs to capitalize on …

Chaun Brooks Named TCMS Assistant Principal

rooks brings with her a wealth of experience and knowledge, having spent the last 11 plus years as a science teacher and department lead in the New York City public school system.

10 Manners and Etiquette Tips Your Kids Need

10 Manners and Etiquette Tips your kids need to know. How to teach good manners to your kids to help them shine, politely, of course!

Why Pediatricians Are Prescribing Books

Children under five years old see their doctor at least once a year, and the opinion of a physician often carries more weight with parents than that of a teacher or counselor.

Why Seniors Want Home Care

According to a recent study, 87% of seniors would prefer to age in place by remaining at home. But, why are the number of seniors in nursing homes and hospitals on the rise? Here are three reasons why seniors today want home care and aren’t always getting what they want.

5 Ways You Can Easily Partner with Public Schools

Public schools are a massive missions field that, though closed off in some big ways, still have many open doors for ministry.

Five Subjects Many Public Schools No Longer Teach and Why That is Important

Many public schools have ditched teaching important subjects that once were foundational in America's education.

Teaching Values Is Not Enough

Investigation, auditing, and monitoring will catch things that teaching values can’t catch. Implying that compliance is a negative may result in a reduction

The Unique Challenges of Military Kids and How to Address Them

Military kids face unique challenges that may affect their education. Read how to address their individual needs.

Standardized tests unfairly favor wealthier students in college admissions

Students from wealthy families typically take intensive — and expensive — prep courses that boost their SAT and ACT scores. Students from low-income and minority families tend to get lower scores.

Why public schools need to open for the most vulnerable

There is no perfect school reopening plan in the middle of a pandemic, but many are reasonable.

To restore civics, start with parents

Children today face a double whammy when it comes to civic education: Their schools often teach bad curricula and very little civics, and their parents did not learn much, either.

9) Make the Most of Public Schools for Your Kids Next Home Service

Resources, trends, and motivation to fulfill the Great CommissionDec 04Are you a cross-cultural family with third-culture kids, hoping to maximize the public schooling experience for those you love? This book is for youIt helps parents cultivate strong relationships with their children in a season of immense secular pressure while helping children stand firm in their Christian faith and Biblical worldview. You’ll also learn…

I Am a Public School Teacher

This researcher asked kids what's wrong with U.S. schools. Here are their ideas.