In Congress, July 4, 1776 The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America, When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve […]
by Debbie Reber Differently Wired Club Earlier this week, Linda Murphy (author of The Declarative Language Handbook), joined the Differently Wired Club for a fascinating talk about how [...]
by Nicole M. Young, MSW I often start this monthly column with a true story about my experiences as a parent. Writing about my own parenting challenges is like giving […]
by Julie Bogart, Bravewriter When kids become used to sharing their ideas on engaging topics at home, they’ll feel more comfortable doing so with others. So get warmed up for […]
by Barry Brownstein “Wherever tyranny is strongest…attacks upon the Jew are most mercilessly atrocious.” Nov 1, 2023 There should be no need to point out that Hamas shares none of […]
by Irene Vandersande Do your kids want to wear skimpy clothes? Do you end up arguing about what they wear – or worry about shaming them? Here’s what two parents […]
https://didyouknowfacts.com/11-grammar-mistakes-that-drive-editors-mad/ By Stephen Sheehan Their vs. there vs. they’re For editors like Katy Koontz, the confusion over their vs. they’re vs. there [...]
“The Western Flyer was built for Monterey’s sardine fishery in 1937, and while it gained notoriety from its 1940 research trip with John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts, it’s had a long and […]
Understanding Assessment Data Letter from Faris Sabbah County Superintendent of Schools Dear community member, Recently, the California Department of Education released English and math [...]
Pumpkin Carving Tips from The Art Factory by Yvette Contois, Founder and Teacher at The Art Factory It’s that time of year again, and for many, creativity comes to life […]
