Back to school is around the corner (rather, the next page over on the calendar). In addition to shopping for school supplies and crossing off the rest of your family’s summer bucket list items, there are a few things you can do to smooth the back-to-school transition.
There are simple ways to ensure that your child’s first days in kindergarten will establish strong habits for learning, growth and fun.
Whether you chaperone a field trip or help with a Halloween celebration, “Each act of volunteerism allows the parents to view a slice of their child’s life, make friendships in the community, and feel gratitude for the many wonderful gifts that their children are receiving.”
While every kid has their own needs, strengths and challenges, early education specialists from across Boulder County have tips for ensuring that preschool is a success for all kinds of learners.
Students opting for a charter school often get a more rigorous, focused education that gives them extras in anything from technology to art or math.
For devout families, there are profound benefits to religious school education, and those benefits are even greater when parents are participatory and engaged.
Extracurricular activities offer so much more for kids than just something to do after school.
By the end of summer, most parents can’t wait for their kids to go back to school. We asked Jen Nelson, M.Ed., a Community Health Worker at Mental Health Partners, for ways that families can make the most of summer without getting on each other’s nerves.
A new year is a perfect time to consider the habits you want to keep and the ones you’d like to develop. One resolution to consider is helping your children develop a growth mindset this year.
Parents in Boulder County have plenty of options when it comes to connecting their preschoolers with summer camp environments that cater to this unique time in a child’s life.
If you’re interested in giving your child a chance to spend time with animals on a regular basis this summer, there are several local resources worth exploring.
What does School Choice really mean, and how does it work in Colorado? Here, Boulder County school officials answer popular questions.
For many parents, choosing the right private school for their child can be difficult. We share some wise thoughts from a private school administrator and a parent of kids in private school that might help clear a path for your family’s journey into private education.
Here are some creative ways to inspire play in your children as temperatures cool down and the holidays ramp up.
If you decide to enroll your child in preschool, there are a few key things to consider to find the right program and environment.