This past school year (2024-2025) held many firsts for me. It was the first time my daughters were both in school (kindergarten and 2nd...
Teacher Appreciation Day is not for another couple of months, but why should we limit appreciating teachers to only one day out of the...
You see all the videos and memes on social media that display PTO groups like high school for adults. There's the potential for cliquey...
My youngest has always been my spicy child. She is carefree and dances to the rhythm of her own music. She is extremely independent...
The first Read Across America was held on March 2nd in 1998 and was the National Education Foundation's brainchild. They landed on March 2nd...
An Open Letter to a ONE-OF-A-KIND Teacher,
(Mrs. Morris & Mrs. Griswold, this one’s for you!)
Bless your soul, beautiful teacher! Do you know how special...
We all know the feeling. You're minding your sweet, summer-lovin' business, cruising through Target to refill on sunscreen and popsicles. When suddenly, out of...
Angela Gray, who serves as the Chief Enrollment Officer with The Oaks Academy, originally started out as a parent to an enrolled student. She...
What to pack for school lunch has always been a question that sounds like “what’s for dinner”? The answer is always I do not...
We are approaching the final days of kindergarten, and this mom is not okay. Before you start rolling your eyes at this mama drama,...
A happy, easy baby: that's what our daughter Lauren was from the time she was born. She nursed and napped often and easily and...
I need to begin by saying no, I don't think my child is perfect. He's four years old and he has good days and...
Your beautiful 4, soon to be 5 year old, is playing, playing, playing. Ignoring you, inviting you, and talking to themselves, asking a thousand...
More than one hundred and eighty thousand children in the state of Indiana receive special education services from the day they turn three to...

























