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Seasoned instructors share the essentials for your child's transition back to the classroom.
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Seasoned instructors share the essentials for your child's transition back to the classroom.
With creative planning and the right containers, packing a quick and healthy lunch can be as easy as ABC and 123!
Senior year in high school is a time of choices, changes, and transitions. It's also a time of hard work, where students aren't just focusing on the schoolwork at hand, but also getting ready for college.
School is back in session, so take some time to go over these important safety tips with your children. This is just the beginning of the conversation, but it's a great place to get started.
Help your kids make the most of their time when they head back to school with these 5 study tips.
Almost every teenager has a smartphone or tablet these days. Use that technology the right way and download any of these great educational apps to help your high school student prepare for any subject or exam.
Personal trainer and mom Sandy Morvillo has some tips for back to school lunch and snack ideas.
It's that time in the summer: you're about to send your kids off to college. Regardless of whether your child is a freshman or a rising senior, these books can help with all stages of a college career. From inspirational works to short stories to advice, our sister company, Simon & Schuster have hand selected a list that will be the perfect gift just as you leave your kids at their dorm.
Advice on style for college essentials in Boston comes from our very own Boston fashion design and art instructor James Mason, the Assistant Director of Fashion Design at the Mass College of Art.
The start of the new school year also means new clothes.
No matter what the level of ability a high school student athlete has, parents should understand the value of getting involved in their child's program of choice as they collectively enter one of the most important chapters of their lives.
When you live in a tiny dorm room, maximizing space is a priority. These 10 space-saving tips will help you keep your room organized while still having room to move.
There are numerous benefits in participating in an interscholastic athletic program, such as building self-esteem, camaraderie and overall health and fitness.
Bullying is one of the most serious issues facing our kids today. While incidences of bullying have escalated in schools and on the playground, here are some tips that you can implement from home to help keep your child safe.
Colleges want passonate, engaged, energetic students with leadership potential. Here's how to show them that you are the student they're looking for.
Whether your child is off to their very first day of preschool, kindergarten, or off to middle school, our sister company, Simon & Schuster has a book that's perfect to beat those first-day jitters.
If you're looking for local stores to create a unique look, check out some of these Boston shops.
From "The Breakfast Club" to "Mean Girls," what's the best school movie? You decide!
Listen to a Boston expert when shopping for your dorm room essentials.
A guidance counselor and a College Options coordinator offer advice to parents on how to address your teen's concerns about moving from grade school to high school.
Living with roommates can be hard. If you start the relationship with the proper information and tools, it can lead to happy cohabitation.
Worried that sending your kid off to college means their diets will consist of boxed meals or ramen? Is your son or daughter moving into their first off-campus apartment and far away from dining halls? Our sister company, Simon & Schuster serves up some college-appropriate cookbooks designed to make cooking easy and even fun for your kids after they've fled the nest.
Sometimes juggling it all is exhausting. Here are some tips to help you keep all the balls in the air.
How many admissions officers are using the internet to screen applicants? What kind of online behavior affects a student's admission to the college of their choice?
