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St. Gabriel School hosting kindergarten meet and greet

Dec 05, 2016 12:46PM ● By Today's Family

Families will have an opportunity to meet kindergarten staff, join attending kindergartners for some fun activities, and ask questions regarding the school.

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Gross Schechter Day School presents community program about kindergarten ​​​​readiness

Dec 05, 2016 11:44AM ● By Today's Family

To be held Monday, December 12 at 7 pm, featuring a panel of experts who will discuss techniques to help parents navigate the transition to kindergarten and assess kindergarten readiness.

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LCBDD program helps adults with autism to reach their potential

Nov 29, 2016 02:37PM ● By Today's Family

This past year, the program's first 13 adults have become more involved in their communities, learned new skills and overcame obstacles with the support of family, friends and LCBDD staff.

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The Music Settlement to open new west side campus

Oct 07, 2016 11:54AM ● By Today's Family

The Music Settlement will open a campus in late-summer of 2018 that incorporates all three of its artistic centers, providing music instruction, music therapy, and early childhood education.

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What to discuss during parent/teacher conferences

Sep 20, 2016 04:14PM ● By Today's Family

Huntington Learning Centers encourages parents to pay close attention to how their children are doing in school and develop a list of talking points for parent-teacher conferences.

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Broadmoor School program teaches vocational skills for life after high school

Aug 29, 2016 09:42AM ● By Today's Family

For Nick Risko and Melissa Welch, LEEP has opened new doors to their futures from the experience and skills they have gained through vocational training and in their academic curriculum.

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What politics can teach our kids

Aug 21, 2016 05:55PM ● By Today's Family

From a parenting perspective, the democratic process––and political shenanigans––provides plenty of fodder for teaching kids lessons in independent thinking, discourse, values and civics.

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Inspire your inner artist at the Solon Center for the Arts

Aug 21, 2016 04:34PM ● By Today's Family

From classes in theater, art and dance, to private music lessons and orchestral performances, there is something to awaken the artist inside everyone at the Solon Center for the Arts.

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Cleveland Orchestra attracting young audiences with educational programs

Aug 21, 2016 04:12PM ● By Today's Family

Concerts provide children & parents the opportunity to hear live, orchestral music. Interactive presentations introduce kids 3-6 to instruments, what they sound like & how they are played.

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Get ready to streamline the back-to-school paper flood

Aug 03, 2016 02:09PM ● By Today's Family

With back to school, a steady stream of paperwork is heading your way. After years of dividing and conquering a volley of school communications, I've got my paper-flow systems down pat.

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Back-to-school serenity strategies

Aug 03, 2016 12:59PM ● By Today's Family

Expect the onset of school to cause some degree of anxiety in your elementary student. Here are seven ways to calm anxious feelings before they become overwhelming.

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Education meets exploration at Greater Cleveland Aquarium

Aug 01, 2016 12:01AM ● By Mary Flenner

From learning more about local water life, to getting an up-close look at exotic features like sharks, sea horses and an octopus, it's a great educational experience for kids and adults.

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Banish the back-to-school blues

Aug 01, 2016 12:00AM ● By Today's Family

Here are ten tips for helping your child cultivate positive, supportive, and mutually respectful relationships with teachers from the first day of school forward.

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Making money fun for kids of all ages

Jul 29, 2016 12:00AM ● By Today's Family

The Learning Center and Money Museum of the Cleveland Federal Reserve features hands-on stations, games and exhibits to help teach kids about money.

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Students learn about life science at Holden Arboretum

Jul 01, 2016 11:23AM ● By Today's Family

Since its inception in 2003, more than 5,000 second through fifth-graders per year have learned about life science from the arboretum's “Growing Students In Science” (GSS) program.

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