Recently, you may have heard about the underperforming numbers for students when it comes to STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math – even at the higher levels like high school and college. The real efforts should be made during…
Monthly Archives: August 2016
What Parents Need to Know About Pokemon Go
The newest app craze has consumed most of our battery life, and for good reason, too. Pokemon Go is a revolutionary game app that utilizes your smartphone’s GPS in order to spawn animated monsters in your area. The game can…
Encouraging Girls to Love Science
Although more females have access to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) oriented education and studies, there is still a steady decline across the board in the number of women who are in those majors, which is at around only…
Keep Up Those Good Eating Habits This Summer
According to a study from the American Journal of Public Health, the body mass index of kindergartners and first-graders increased two to three times as fast during the summer months as opposed to the school year. Of course, there are…
Boosterthon Fun Run
We’re kicking off the school year with our Boosterthon Fun Run event! The fun begins on Wednesday, August 17th, with our pep rally, lead by our awesome Boosterthon team, and concludes with the Fun Run on Friday, August 26th. Our…
How to Unleash Your Child’s Creative Side
It may seem ironic that children learn through creative play, but research has proven that preschoolers are able to solve problems using critical thinking, express opinions and ideas that would not normally surface in a face-to-face conversation, and learn to…