Coaches and Minor Athlete Safety: What Every Parent Should Know
Keeping children safe and helping them learn and grow are goals that should be shared by parents and coaches alike. While this is usually...
Gamification in the Classroom
As children and teens have become more distracted by social media and electronics in recent years, educators are increasingly looking for creative ways to...
No Summer Slump: How Teens can Stay Active During Summer Vacation
With school out and summer in full swing, there’s more time than ever for teenagers to get outside and exercise. But for many teens,...
Frederick Schools for Learning Differences
Learning disabilities can make kids feel like everything is so much harder than it needs to be. Basic lessons in math, writing and English...
Camps Across the U.S. Respond to Texas Camp Tragedy
Summer camps across the country are sharing their condolences after a devastating flood in Texas killed 27 campers and counselors at Camp Mystic during...
A Seat at the Table for Frederick County Students
Alex Thomas, the student member-elect for the Frederick County Board of Education for the 2025-26 school year, wants his fellow students to have a...
World of Possibilities Disabilities Expo Provides Solutions for Families
Families of kids with disabilities are probably all too familiar with the struggles of going shopping. They search high and low for clothing that’s...
State vs. Federal: Department of Education
The Department of Education (DOE) has been dominating news headlines over the past few months as conversations are swirling around the federal government potentially...
Rolling Into Athletics
When Maddie Wilson was 4 years old, her parents took her to watch the Boston Marathon. When she saw the wheelchair racers zoom past,...
Wellness Is Winning: Creating Positive Environments in Sports
By Ju’Riese Colón, CEO, U.S. Center for SafeSport
Wellness and sports are meant to go hand in hand, but it’s important for parents and guardians...
