It came in the mail today. The list of items that my kids will need to have for their first day of school arrived. How come I don't remember having such an extensive list when I was a kid?
Are you returning to school this fall and dreading the idea of falling behind? We've put together five great apps to help you organize your life, schoolwork and more so you start off on the right foot.
The Princeton Review released its 2014 edition of 'The Best 378 Colleges' yesterday (August 5), which included the lists of the Top 20 Party Schools and the Top 20 Sober Schools.
When your kids go back to school, it’s almost like you go back to school, too. Teachers and childhood development professionals agree that when a child’s parents are involved in his education, he learns more and gets better grades. That means, you have just as big a responsibility in his schoolwork as he does.
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Yep, it's that time of year again: BACK TO SCHOOL! Parents everywhere are making their paper chain counting down to that first week in September. The...
Yep, it's that time of year again: BACK TO SCHOOL! Parents everywhere are making their paper chain counting down to that first week in September. The only thing left to do is the back-to-school shopping.
Yep, it's that time of year again: BACK TO SCHOOL! Parents everywhere are making their paper chain counting down to that first week in September. The only thing left to do is the back-to-school shopping.
Buying textbooks can be a difficult, uncertain, expensive process, especially if you're an adult going back to school for the first time in a few years. To help you out, we've gathered some of the best ways to buy or access textbooks.
Yep, it's that time of year again: BACK TO SCHOOL! Parents everywhere are making their paper chain counting down to that first week in September. The only thing left to do is the back-to-school shopping.
The new laws are going into effect this fall. There are new federal regulations on what schools can and can't serve or offer in vending machines. The healthier alternatives such as low-calorie snacks and lunches will be placed in the nation's 100,000-plus schools.