Gen Z and the Art of Microcredentialing by Kerry McDonald Hi Parmalee, My 17-year-old daughter Molly loves data science. She plans to enroll in Google’s data analytics professional certification [...]
Plus, which phrases to avoid. By Leigh Weingus Sep 6, 2024 “By showing genuine interest in their opinions, you validate their growing sense of individuality and promote open communication,” one [...]
Free Workshop September 12 and Educational Resources The school year has just started in the US and, yet again, another school shooting has led to tragic loss of life, suffering, […]
Parents, Seniors and Juniors: What will Your Path Be After High School? Although this short version of Sophia’s story examines the value of beginning with a community college after high […]
Big Creek Lumber Offers McCrary Family Scholarship for 4th Consecutive Year February – The deadline to apply is April 26, 2024. Big Creek Lumber is offering a scholarship in the […]
Kim Komando tells you about scammers who are targeting kids and teens right now. Kim Komando, https://www.komando.com/ What comes to mind when you think of someone getting scammed? A grandma on [...]
Love, Loyalty and Sacrifice: Students to Perform “Into the Woods” Careful the things you say \ Children will listen \ Careful the things you do \ Children will see and […]
A surprising remedy for teens in mental health crises Source: https://hechingerreport.org/a-surprising-remedy-for-teens-in-mental-health-crises/ The provider shortage is real, but teens can be [...]
Did you know social media is harmful to children? Of course you did. The U.S. surgeon general, Dr. Vivek Murthy, thought we needed another study to confirm it, though. Surprise, […]