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There is no clear and easy path for the start of the school year this fall. Coronavirus
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There is no clear and easy path for the start of the school year this fall. Coronavirus
Graduation is a big deal, but what if you’re stuck hosting the event in a small venue?
During a commencement ceremony, there comes a tipping point where the audience starts to get restless and
It might seem a little too serious to have commencement speakers for preschool and kindergarten, but there’s
There are many choices for customers looking to purchase graduation regalia. Making the decision about who to
All graduates deserve to be celebrated and honored for reaching this important milestone. Being unable to hold
Today, some students are demanding more options when it comes to graduation gowns. This has caused a graduation
Parents, teachers, and students are all on-edge about what school will look like in the fall. School
In this guide, we’ve shared 6 school fundraising ideas that will build camaraderie while also raising money
Many parents have taught their children to look for a silver lining in any bad situation. As
Making a purchase can sometimes feel like a gamble. Can you trust the purchase to be the
Before seniors take a huge step into university life or the working world, they culminate their journey
Teachers are getting ready to face one of the most difficult challenges of their careers: teaching during
Thanksgiving became an official holiday in 1941. This was when President Roosevelt designated the fourth Thursday in
When the COVID-19 quarantine forced me to teach from home, it was craziness for the first few
Anxiety affects millions of Americans, both young and old. As a teacher, I have often had students
As teachers, we always hear about the “Negative Nellies” and “Debbie Downers” we should avoid in the
Administrators across the nation are trying to decide what to do about the reopening of schools for
I will be heading back to my classroom in less than two months while the world faces
What a strange year for students! COVID-19 turned our world upside-down. We ended our last school year
As a school administrator, I am more overwhelmed than ever before in my career. My fellow administrators
What a year we have had! Teaching through a pandemic has not been easy, and now we’re
COVID-19 has disrupted our world this year. In March, April, and May of the 2020 school year,
COVID-19, school districts all over the nation are contemplating what changes schools will implement as students return