NAPS Art classes have slowly but steadily all but disappeared from public schools over the years. Lack of funding has been the culprit, but edu-cators tend to agree that the arts play a crucial role in the academic and creative … read more
By Evetta McGriff There is nothing like the bond between grandparents and their grandchildren. Grandparents spoil, support, and protect their grandchildren, and grandchildren give hugs and kisses back. Sharing memories, life milestones, and celebrating successes is an important part of … read more
By Lexi Wesley It’s almost that time for the school year to begin again! If you’re headed off to college for the first time you’re getting ready to embark on a brand new journey. Some may be full of excitement … read more
By Evetta McGriff September is National Suicide Prevention Month. National Suicide Prevention Week 2020 is Sunday, September 6-Saturday, September 12. September 10 of each year is World Suicide Prevention Day, to bring about a commitment and action to help prevent … read more
By Corinne Dorsey As we begin to understand the realities of remote work and learning, it is essential to remember that taking time outside is more relevant than ever. This being said, the seriousness of sun safety and UV protection … read more
Multiple Subjects to Explore The Pre-AP Program launched in the 2018-19 school year with eight courses: • Pre-AP Algebra 1 • Pre-AP Biology • Pre-AP English 1 • Pre-AP World History and Geography • Pre-AP Arts: Dance • Pre-AP Arts: … read more
The Job PictureThe holidays are often a time students seek seasonal work, as a way to earn extra money to put towards tuition, or just have extra spending money. A recent survey of Americans who hold, have held or would … read more
By Ruth Hunter-Hill What is normal? Our normal has an impact on those we are connected to – and their normal can impact us. While navigating life through a pandemic, our normal starts to feel out of whack. The COVID-19 … read more
By Ruth Hunter-Hill In the times of this COVID Conundrum, virtual learning has become commonplace for students of all ages. While researching for this article, I found a boatload of information on how to help students succeed without the traditional … read more
By Corinne DorseyAs teens get older, stress increases with COVID-19, online school, school projects, tests to cope with, and social drama increases, not to mention sports and other extracurricular activities. Life as a student can be stressful, especially in the … read more
