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(NewsUSA) - A parent should never be afraid to walk into their child’s school. Yet nearly one in five Hispanic parents say they have skipped or avoided a school event in the past year because of immigration concerns.
(StatePoint) Every parent wants to help their child choose a college that will be worth the investment. The challenge is knowing which schools are most likely to deliver.
(StatePoint) Millions of people are concerned that artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological advances will take away the jobs people need to support themselves and their families. But a new study finds that many more afterschool programs are providing STEM (science, technology, en…
(StatePoint) September, which is National Piano Month, is an opportunity to explore a wider range of music, build your skills and discover new ways to express yourself through playing. Here are a few ways to celebrate this month and beyond:
(BPT) - For many veterans with disabilities, service to the nation does not end when active duty ends. It continues through civilian roles that support federal missions, strengthen domestic production and contribute to military readiness.
(NewsUSA) - As families prepare for a new school year, artificial intelligence will be in more and more classrooms. Much of the conversation has focused on whether schools should embrace it or fear it. Parents are asking a different question: Will it help my child succeed?
(BPT) - Drones have come a long way from capturing scenic photos and videos. Today's models fly farther and longer, carry heavy payloads, and can be equipped with LiDAR, multispectral, and thermal sensors that gather rich datasets in a single pass. They can uncover the precise data stakehold…
(NewsUSA) - As the summer winds down, many children look forward to the back-to-school season and the excitement of a new school year. However, for other children, transitioning to structured routines, managing academic pressures, and the fear of fitting in can cause significant anxiety. In …
(NewsUSA) - The back-to-school season isn't just for school-age children. For many families with preschoolers, late summer is a time to evaluate early learning programs and consider which experiences will best support their child's growth during some of the most important years of development.
(BPT) - Most students are focused on just getting through high school. However, some students finish high school with a diploma and a college degree thanks to dual enrollment programs.
(BPT) - By Janet Murguía, president and CEO, UnidosUS
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(BPT) - Productivity is up. Headcount is stable. On paper, things look fine.
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(StatePoint) Math is often the most challenging class in a student’s course load. But it doesn’t have to be. Follow these tips to prevent feeling frazzled and overwhelmed this school year:
(NewsUSA) - Growing concerns about the mental health of America’s youth have prompted renewed discussions about the role of smartphones, social media and other digital technologies. While some proposals focus on restricting access or outright bans, new national polling indicates that many pa…
(BPT) - At The Home Depot, the goal is to be a one-stop shop that helps Pros manage and grow their business — but running a business means fueling the teams behind it.
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(NewsUSA) - A survey sponsored by More Perfect and the Daniels Fund finds a rare consensus across age, party, and geography that civic education needs more investment even as confidence in institutions hits new lows ahead of the nation's 250th birthday.
(BPT) - Jumpstart your business or next adventure with Ford Transit with Ford Employee Pricing now through July 6.
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(BPT) - Surprises can be fun, but not when it comes to your internet. Whether you're streaming movies, gaming, working from home, or connecting smart devices, having a consistent internet connection is a must.
(BPT) - The conversation surrounding American manufacturing has shifted as industries focus on strengthening domestic production, improving supply chain resilience and addressing persistent labor shortages. Overcoming those challenges requires more than just investment in infrastructure or t…
(BPT) - For high school students and recent grads, concerns about AI impacting future career paths are looming. Studies show AI is on track to displace a wide range of jobs, primarily in corporate jobs and professional services. The careers most likely to be affected by the growth of AI incl…
(BPT) - The need for behavioral health therapy, the broader term for how actions, habits and behaviors impact a person's overall physical and mental well-being, is on the rise. Yet, in this age where most everyone has a digital device in their pockets, the tools available to therapists and m…
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(StatePoint) If you’re the parent of a college-bound student, you’ll soon be receiving financial aid award letters. Making sense of these letters and planning your next steps can help you navigate the years ahead.
(StatePoint) American educators work every day to give their students a brighter future. Unfortunately, not all classrooms are equipped with tools and resources that match the dedication of teachers and the potential of students.
(StatePoint) While every college admissions department evaluates applicants a bit differently, standardized test scores are a big piece of the equation at most schools. This means you’ll want to be as prepared as possible for your upcoming SAT. Here’s how to get ready for this crucial exam:
(StatePoint) Success at school is about more than just what takes place in the classroom. How kids spend their time after the bell rings also matters. Here are four New Year’s resolutions you can make at home to help kids excel at school:
(StatePoint) Afterschool programs give children and youth a safe place to connect and learn after the school day ends, and research shows that programs boost students’ academic achievement and help them engage with their communities. They help children succeed in school and in life by provid…
(StatePoint) Whether you’re still a student or long past your school years, making learning a hobby outside the classroom can keep you sharp, particularly if you pair activities that involve logic, analysis and facts with those that involve creativity, imagination and intuition. Here are som…
Learning to be Thankful can be the key to lifelong happiness. Thankfulness is a learned behavior that teaches us to look for things in our lives and environment. Adults who are aware of things they are thankful for usually have a positive outlook on their lives and interactions with others.
If you grew up watching “The Jetsons” or reading “Dick Tracy,” you know that you are now living in a world that was once only a science fiction concept. Your childhood dream may have been owning a “Walkman” or coming home to a “transistor radio.”
We all want our children to possess qualities like sensitivity, strong will, intelligence and vitality, but teaching them to our children can be difficult. It would be great if they came with a pre-programmed set of instructions, but they don’t. Children are like blank pages, waiting for us to guide them and teach them the world’s ways.
At some point, all children try to take charge of situations they are faced with. This is part of their becoming aware of what is happening around them. Often, they try to test their independence at what may not be the best opportunities. Therefore, consider allowing them to test their ability to control situations.
Research has shown that three words significantly impact your child’s well-being: “I love you.”
It is so simple yet more important than many of us realize.
HOOD RIVER — Sustainability is at the forefront of every farmer’s mind in the Columbia River Gorge. A new Gorge-based Agricultural-Technology Education Alliance (ATEA) is being organized engage the next generation of farmers using new technologies in the agricultural field. The project’s aim…
On August 19, the Hood River Migrant Education Program put on a youth soccer camp with the help of the Portland Timbers organization. On the fields at Westside Elementary, over 30 campers participated in the mini-camp.
