At some point between changing the 300th diaper and pinning that kindergarten art masterpiece on the fridge, many parents begin to wonder if their miniature Picasso will one day be […]
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At some point between changing the 300th diaper and pinning that kindergarten art masterpiece on the fridge, many parents begin to wonder if their miniature Picasso will one day be […]
Halfway through her student teaching experience, Bethany Rau realized she was not meant to become a teacher. Although she had reached the final stage of earning the credential she had […]
Inclusion Grants Will Benefit Many North State Children An inclusive learning environment provides students with access to flexible learning choices, effective paths for achieving educational goals, and space where they […]
Chico’s American Association of University Women Supports STEM Education *Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math education (STEM) The path to women’s economic empowerment and independence is through education. Michelle Obama is […]
Forest Ranch Charter School After School Program At Forest Ranch Charter School, what happens after school is just as vital to student engagement and learning as what happens during school. […]
Exemplary Educators Have All Students Learning As a young educator, I absolutely loved my job. My first step into the world of education was as a special education teacher. In […]
So Long Elkins Elementary, Little School of the West Tehama County history would not be complete without mention of the area west of Corning and the hardy people who have […]
I had the pleasure of interviewing Niki Harris of California Heritage Farms for this month’s Localicious column. Niki and her husband Rich have been dreaming of developing a farm version […]
Omega Essential Fatty Acids You’ve probably heard a lot about the importance of getting enough Omega-3 and Omega-6 acids in your diet. But what are they? And why are they […]
Heart Disease is Often Subtle in Women Know the Signs, What to Do, and How to Prevent It The leading cause of death among women in the United States is […]
Dr. Anna Robertson, DO, FAAP, compares her pediatrics practice to the work of an arborist. “It’s easier to bend and train a tree to grow in a certain direction when […]
Special Needs Parenting The Perfect Storm of Puberty Special needs parenting is often like an unpredictable weather pattern, and there has been a storm brewing in our home for months. […]
Despite perennial funding concerns, the drums of high school bands still beat loud and clear across the North State, and not just in music rooms and concert halls. Marching bands—typically […]