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Back-to-School Readiness Tips
Back to school is upon us. Depending on the child and the parent, the response to this fact could range from excitement, dread, anxiety or truly any mix of emotions. All feelings are valid. Feelings aside, the first day is still inching closer, day by day. So no matter the emotions, it may be a good idea t...
After School Activities and Extracurriculars 2026
Back-to-school also means back to after-school activities and enriching extracurriculars. No matter your child’s age or interests, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky are both absolutely full of fun and enriching extracurricular activities for children to explore this fall, and beyond. So ...
What Teachers Wish Parents Knew in 2026
Behind every report card, parent-teacher conference, and late-night email is a teacher juggling far more than lesson plans. We asked educators what they wish parents knew about today’s classrooms, and their answers reveal the challenges, misconceptions, and opportunities shaping education in 2026...
Brrring! That’s the sound of the school bell ringing, signaling the end of the school day. But for many students, it’s only the beginning of a marathon of after-school activities, sports, and enrichment programs—not to mention squeezing in homework, dinner, showers, and a full eight hours of sleep before doing it all over again the next day.
This is what modern ...
In days gone by, children used to roam outside playing until dark; now, “free time” has been replaced by the hustle of club sports, competitive cheer, ACT tutoring, and a hodgepodge of school-related club meetings. If you feel like a full-time, unpaid Uber driver for your kids, you’re not alone. Today’s children have full-length resumes before they have driver’s licens...