Parents and Education

During Child Passenger Safety Week, a significant initiative took place in Northeastern Pennsylvania to enhance the safety of young passengers. Coordinated by PennDOT, Pennsylvania State Police, and local partners including MotorWorld MileOne Auto Group and Traffic Injury Prevention Project (TIPP), this event distributed over 55 complimentary car seats and provided thousands of dollars in safety …

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The ongoing legal tussle initiated by the Missouri teachers’ unions over the state’s school choice program has stirred a significant debate about education policy and funding in Missouri schools. At its core, the lawsuit alleges illegal use of state funds, but the broader consequence touches on educational equity and the academic achievement of some of …

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As climate change intensifies, extreme heatwaves are becoming an increasingly urgent threat to children’s health and educational success. Young bodies are particularly vulnerable to these soaring temperatures, facing risks ranging from dehydration to respiratory issues and long-term developmental challenges. Meanwhile, schools and childcare centers across the United States are often ill-equipped to shield students from …

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The recent reductions in funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) mark a turning point in how federal food assistance is structured in the United States. These cuts are more than just budget adjustments; they signal potential shifts that could deeply affect millions of families relying on this crucial support. From altering grocery shopping …

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Starting school marks a significant milestone for young children and their families. The transition into a classroom setting, especially for infants and toddlers, can bring a mix of excitement and anxiety. The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) provides invaluable guidance to ease this process, emphasizing nurturing strategies that facilitate smooth starts …

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In the heart of Brooklyn’s Hasidic neighborhoods, a quiet crisis unfolds behind the closed doors of yeshivas. A new documentary titled Unveiling Reality sheds light on the profound repercussions of a failing secular education system within these religious schools. As tens of thousands of Haredi children receive limited exposure to comprehensive academic instruction, the film …

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In the midst of ongoing conflict and escalating humanitarian crises, First Lady Emine Erdoğan has emerged as a resolute advocate for the educational rights of Palestinian children. Her commitment to safeguarding the fundamental right to education in Gaza and other war-torn regions underscores a broader call for global solidarity and urgent action to protect vulnerable …

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In a heartfelt conversation, Bollywood actress Ameesha Patel has openly shared her unique perspective on parenthood, revealing why she has chosen not to have children of her own. Despite her deep affection for children, Ameesha has embraced a meaningful form of parenthood by providing silent support to underprivileged kids, funding their education and medical needs. …

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In the evolving landscape of special educational needs provision in England, Members of Parliament are voicing strong support for maintaining Education, Health and Care (EHC) plans as a crucial framework for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). This advocacy comes amid growing concerns regarding proposed reforms that risk altering or …

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