A “Student Gap Year” Is as Unique as Your Child Many high school seniors look enthusiastically ahead to the university or junior college campus. These students are eager to move […]
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Chico Kite Day – Holding the Wind in Your Hand
Chico Kite Day Holding the Wind in Your Hand Springtime winds whip up the magical ability to “fly with your feet on the ground,” as Bob Malowney, owner of Chico’s […]
Worldwide Epilepsy Awareness Day
Worldwide Epilepsy Awareness Day Wear Purple On March 26th To Support Kaia And Others With Epilepsy Kaia’s first seizure happened in fifth grade. Her mother, Rita Davis, had asked Kaia […]
Solar Powered Clothes Dryer
Solar Powered Clothes Dryer Old fashioned and quaint or good green common sense? Air drying your laundry outside in the spring, summer and fall is one of the more […]
2018 Whole Earth and Watershed Festival Offers Environmental Stewardship Awards
Whole Earth and Watershed Festival Environmental Stewardship Awards The organizers of the 2018 Whole Earth and Watershed Festival are excited to recognize the efforts of teachers, students, and classes, clubs […]
Tutor Doctor in the North State: Ten Steps Toward Building Your Child’s Strong Academic Future
Tutor Doctor in the North State Ten Steps Toward Building Your Child’s Strong Academic Future It’s that time of day again. The kids are home from school, backpacks bulging with […]
Growing Up Fit – Family Fitness, Age by Age
Growing Up Fit Family Fitness, Age by Age Childhood may seem to move at a faster pace these days, but children don’t. New research from the American Heart Association shows […]
The Abacus Project – Instilling a Love of Math at an Early Age
The Abacus Project Instilling a Love of Math at an Early Age The Abacus Project was established after several early-childhood based organizations in Siskiyou County, in partnership with the Ford […]
Arts Education – It’s for All of Us
The mention of “art in school” conjures a sensory kaleidoscope of paste, tempura, clay and happy children in colorfully-splotched smocks. True, kids love to paint, mold and goop up almost […]
Weeding Out The Couch Potatoes – 50 Things To Do Instead Of Screen Time
Across the nation, crops of couch potatoes sprout up every winter. They are fueled by the colder days and early sunset, leaving them unable to do more than is absolutely […]
