by Suki Wessling When my kids were young, one of the tough parenting challenges was to resist the whine of “I’m booooooooored!” You probably know, as I did, that research […]
Exhausted and Running on Empty! Nicole M. Young, MSW This year will be the first time in 23 years that I won’t spend Mother’s Day with at least one child […]
by Kerry McDonald Remember last week when I shared with you the key takeaway from my recent presentation at an education conference? My main point was that a diverse and […]
by Andrew Purchin – Director of the project All of us living in Santa Cruz are affected by the housing crisis. We are continually losing people to the housing crisis […]
Family Redwood Hike and Eco-Carnival at 17th Annual Summit for the Planet Festival From barn owls and bearded dragons to California kingsnakes and turkey vultures, the opportunity to get up […]
Volunteer for Pajaro Flood Cleanup Thursday March 30 – Saturday April 1 The massive flooding along the Pajaro River has damaged hundreds of homes and we need volunteers. We hope […]
Kindergarten, TK, Private School K or Preschool K, a Pod or Home School? It comes up every year as parents of children in the 4 -5 year old range weigh […]
Aspire Advocacy As special education advocates at Aspire Advocacy, we have seen school districts use a myriad of different tactics used against students and parents seeking IEPs or 504 plans. [...]
