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Cicero native Lauren Calcagnino recently found a way to blend her two life passions—dance and working with children with disabilities—by…
The Positivity Project came at a time when second-grade teacher Marc Herron needed some words of encouragement. After watching close…
Of all the skills elementary students acquire, learning to read is probably the most important. Literacy unlocks all the other…
The concept of academic plateauing has been discussed for decades. The theory is that at a certain point there is…
Children who learn about money and financial literacy at an early age tend to be more responsible with their money, and have more respect for costs.
These back-to-school tips can put parents’ minds at ease, especially when caring for a student with special needs. Preparation and communication are key.
Anyone who thinks of public education as impersonal and excessively bureaucratic probably hasn’t met Amy Evans, director of special education…
On a warm morning in mid-June, as the final hours of the school year were winding down at Cazenovia High…
My kindergarten report card stated, “I am not sure little Debbie is aware she is talking half the time she…
Great teachers come in many varieties. But a quality they all share is the ability to recognize and bring out…