Addressing Childhood Obesity Begins at Home: Approaches to Treatment and Prevention
In the United States, one in five children is considered obese. In Kentucky, that rate is even higher.
Daily Wellbeing Challenge Encourages Students to Engage in Health-Focused Activities
As an Emory student, your schedule is packed with various commitments, making it challenging to fit in other important aspects of your life. However, you recognize the importance of prioritizing self-care and maintaining balance amidst your busy routine.
School District Five Coordinator Receives Statewide Honors
Davida Price, the Coordinator of Youth and Family Services (4K) for School District Five, has received the 2025 State Service Award from the South Carolina Early Childhood Association.
The…
Editorial: Expand Access to Early Education for Lasting Benefits in Louisiana
Education Superintendent Cade Brumley is correct—those who still think Louisiana ranks last in education “aren’t paying attention.” The state’s consistent improvement in national education rankings demonstrates…
National and Local Grant Funding Supports Home-Based Childcare Centers Owned by Minorities in Akron
Fifteen minority-owned, home-based childcare centers in Akron are being awarded grants, as confirmed by city officials. This funding represents progress toward Akron Mayor Shammas Malik’s objective of achieving universal childcare access.
Saints and Pelicans to Present STEM Fest 2025
The New Orleans Saints and Pelicans have announced STEM Fest 2025, an engaging event designed for families to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on activities. This interactive experience aims to inspire young minds and promote interest in these critical fields.
Teen Pregnancy Rates in Lee County Surpass State and National Averages
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Teen pregnancy rates in Lee County are higher than both the state and national averages.
Angela Rackley-Meadows, the CEO of Our Mother’s Home, who has personally experienced teen pregnancy, is now working to create…
Host Families Needed for Salem-Ota Cultural Exchange Program
The City of Salem is preparing to welcome visitors from its sister city, Ota-ka in Tokyo, Japan. The Salem-Ota Cultural Exchange is looking for host families to volunteer for this year’s event.
The Increasing Inaccessibility of Higher Education Costs
Brown University has announced that its tuition and housing costs will be ,000 for the upcoming academic year. Several other institutions are already at that price point or close to it.
Designing for Parental Engagement in Learning with an AI-Assisted Educational Robot
Abstract: AI-assisted learning companion robots are becoming more prevalent in early education. Many parents have concerns regarding the appropriateness of the content, but they also recognize the potential benefits of integrating AI and robotics into the learning process for their children.