Homeschooling or Unschooling Your PDA Child By Marni Kammersell Many of us in the GHF community are parents of beautifully quirky, neurodivergent kids who—shall we say—have a strong connection [...]
Graniterock’s Algebra Academy welcomes 165 By Todd Guild, The Pajaronian July 31, 2026 As a fifth-grader, Sofia Vasquez found math intimidating. That changed when her older sister began tutoring [...]
After high school if college is not for your teen Local parents get it! They LISTEN to their teens and support them as they think about their next paths. W […]
The End of Reading Is Here Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly in human history. […]
Let’s Talk Parenting: Preparing for the Back-to-School Transition The back-to-school transition can stir up a range of emotions for both parents and children. Excitement and anxiety often go hand [...]
A History of the United States in 100 Objects Not Found in Museums by Roman Mars “. . .From the beginning, we knew the new series was going to approach […]
Becoming a Critical Thinker year-long class! Our teens inhabit a new world. Can you feel the tension? They are bombarded by a relentless tidal wave of information: contradictory headlines, viral [...]
Best Children’s Books, According to Librarians and Teachers Frog and Toad Are Friends, by Arnold Lobel, Book 1 of 4: Frog and Toad I Can Read Stories Where the […]
Caldecott Medal Winners & Honor Children’s Picture Books 1938-2026 The complete list of every Randolph Caldecott Medal winner and Honor Book from 1938 to 2026 — awarded annually by the [...]
Summer Reading Program with the Libraries Monday, June 1 – July 31 The annual library summer reading program is all about supporting summer learning through reading, programs, and events. [...]
