Tired of hearing “I’m hungry” all day? These 11 recipes—featuring favorites like chicken bites, pizza, and air fryer drumsticks—will keep kids satisfied during their summer break.

As students gear up for the new school year on Guam, GTA Gives is inviting families and community members to join an annual supply drive benefiting Sanctuary. This effort aims to provide local children with the materials they need to begin classes with confidence, underscoring the power of the community’s support.

Paper, one of the simplest classroom tools, may open doors to understanding AI in unique ways. By relying on low-tech exercises, educators can simplify complex mechanics of artificial intelligence for students.

Students at Levi Jordan Plantation commemorate Juneteenth through art, reflecting on a defining moment in American history. Their work reveals the importance of education in preserving and celebrating cultural milestones, though more details remain behind a paywall.

Sex educator Martha Kempner believes that giving kids “the talk” doesn’t have to be a tense or embarrassing moment. Instead, she suggests treating children as capable learners through frank conversations that foster openness and understanding.

When “The Perfect Tuba” arrived on one writer’s desk, it sparked an immediate call to Robert Carpenter—Central Florida’s resident tuba expert. That chance meeting underscores how one often-overlooked instrument can become a symbol of the power of music education.

In a show of support for higher education, Hamilton P.E.O. recognized scholarship recipients for their dedication and academic promise. This gesture underscores the ongoing importance of financial aid and community-driven encouragement for students.

Looking for a reliable source on baby necessities? One mother shares 21 products she recommends for a stress-free Amazon Prime Day haul, focusing on practical goodies that help parents survive the early stages of childcare.

A Cloverport Independent School District student earned runner-up honors at the National Senior Beta Convention in Nashville. With two of the district’s Senior Beta Club members qualifying for the competition, the pottery accolade underscores the district’s commitment to nurturing creative talent and fostering academic achievement.

As a 5-year-old starts summer vacation, her mother faces a difficult decision: let her daughter spend the mornings with her father before he goes to work, or enroll her in session-based activities at school. It’s a choice that highlights both the need for daily parental bonding and the benefits of interacting with peers during the summer break.

In a bustling neighborhood, one parent notices how great it is for their eight-year-old to have constant playmates dropping by. But the lively environment raises a serious question: how do you keep your home functional amid frequent visits from other people’s children?

Across Indiana, a new method of teaching reading is showing promise. For first-year teacher 23-year-old Reed Goodwin, phonics-based instruction is proving its worth in helping students build strong literacy foundations.

Susan Rogers, formerly a psychology professor and now Vice President at Dutchess Community College in New York, will take the helm as the new president of Central Maine Community College. She calls CMCC’s achievements “amazing” and looks forward to starting in Auburn, Maine.

Duke Energy renewed its commitment to Wilbur Wright Elementary’s Career Exploration Summer School with an $8,500 grant. The funding enables students to engage with practical, career-focused activities that shape their learning experience.

Marwa Elkashif, an assistant professor at Wartburg College, was among only 15 faculty members from across the country chosen to participate in the Council of Independent Colleges’ seminar on Teaching Vocational Exploration. Her selection highlights the expanding focus on guiding students through meaningful career pathways.

NASA astronaut and Cal Poly alum Victor Glover spoke to nearly 1,300 members of the university community, showcasing how the school’s hands-on teaching approach launched him into a successful career. Glover, whose resume includes the recent Artemis II lunar mission, underscored the power of “Learn by Doing” for shaping future explorers.

WHYY’s new “Good Neighbor Club” premiered on June 1, offering civics-forward lessons for children. Created by Caitlin Corkery, the show encourages kids to notice their surroundings, brainstorm solutions, and create positive change.

When a student bolts out of class instead of engaging in a Delayed Learning Opportunity, teachers face a daunting challenge. The Kid Whisperer offers a method that encourages reflection, aiming to reinforce key life lessons rather than resort to direct confrontation.

Gutika Group of Schools, located at Checheche Growth Point in Chipinge District, has been recognized for outstanding work in entrepreneurial education. The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) honored the school at the Manicaland Awards in Mutare, highlighting its achievements in nurturing vital skills.

Parents around the world are seeking options to curb children’s screen time. Haivivi’s new BubblePal AI plush toy aims to address this need by blending fun, education, and companionship into a cuddly, tech-forward companion.

Cape Girardeau County FCE’s recent meeting highlighted the success of its autism sew day, outlined available scholarship opportunities, and previewed the group’s plans to attend upcoming state and national conferences. Members focused on community-focused efforts and continued growth, emphasizing youth support and broader engagement steps.