Education

It seems easy, right? You wake up the kids in the morning and either send them walking to school, put them on a bus or

Starting first grade is an exciting event for children, and a bittersweet one for parents. It means that your child has graduated from the throws

The debate about whether children should have cell phones at school or not arose with a heated fever in the aftermath of the Columbine shootings.

Today, children are taught to be career oriented at a young age. Oftentimes, around the 8th and 9th grade, schools in the United States offer

Once your child starts school, parenthood becomes a catwalk of learning how to deal with a whole new bunch of folks unrelated that usually know

Graduating high school. Is it the day that all parents look forward to, proud of their accomplishment in getting their child to this point in

One of great issues of debate for parents once they are passed the breast or bottle, cloth or disposable diaper phase of life is whether

The presumed end of public education begins when your child starts 12th grade. 12th grade, also known as the ‘senior year’’ is a time of

The question among educators and parents alike – as well as psychologists and right wing advocates; of whether to pay kids for good grades has

If your child is in summer school, chances are they feel pretty darn bad about the whole thing. While other kids are enjoying sleeping in