If you don’t have a high school student yet, you may be thinking that volunteering is a fun way to teach your little cherubs to think of others. And, you’d be right. If you do have high school students, you may be thinking that volunteering is a great way to occupy your resident adults and […]
Honestly, this topic could get me into a lot of trouble, but I seriously want to explore this with you all. So instead of focusing on the opposite, “why age segregation”, we are going to focus on the positive. If you truly want to explore all sides, please join us for our monthly educator session
Why Age Integration? Read More »
Time is funny. There are days that fly by, leaving us feeling hurried along like a leaf in the wind, and there are days where we’re left wondering how we are going to fill the hours waiting for night. I feel like the former is true for parents of older children, and the latter describes
There are so many times that I feel as though I’m behind in my children’s education. With the passing of each year, I’m faced again with the new challenges that I thought, in my naiveté, that I would only be faced with once; tying shoes, counting to 100, pouring milk. Oh that our kids were
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The end of the school year always leaves me with two prominent feelings: guilt and motivation. I confess I was feeling more of the former than the latter these last few weeks, wondering if I did enough this year, wondering if my kids will remember anything at all by the time they lay
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