Female-focused camps and activities to learn about science, technology, engineering and math
Outings for families of children with special needs around the Sound
Expert tips to help set your scatterbrain up for school success
Your college-bound teen will thank you later
A teacher offers her advice
A special education teacher and the mother of a child with special needs offers this advice
Habit tracking can give your family an edge
How to empower your child to manage their own homework
They may not learn them in school
Warm up wintry schooldays with one of these hot ideas
Know the signs and how to develop school readiness skills at home
Practical advice from a parent who's been there.
How a liberal arts education gives students a broad-based understanding of the world
Area schools are finding unique ways to ride the technology wave
Tips on how to be appropriately involved in your child's school
Devices, software, applications and other tech tools that assist student learning and collaboration
Increasing digital access and opportunity for Seattle-area kids
(it's not for the kids)
Dance, move, create, sing, make music and have a blast!
Science, tech, art and more to set your student up for success
Our readers' top tips on supplies, lunches, organization, more
Advice from parents who've been there
We asked a group founder to try to find out
How the Seattle Public Schools are focusing on community outreach and connection
Choreograph your BTS routines to be in step with these expert tips
Don't put a dent in the independence you're supposed to be fostering
Age-by-age advice, plus great reads
It’s only July — don’t rush the season away
This year's winners and finalists
Her message: “You are perfect with all of your flaws and imperfections.”
School-break strategies for combating the summer slide
Here's how to find out
7 amazing organizations with a mission to increase participation of girls in outdoor adventure
Printables and more easy solutions for the special teachers in your life
Forget the homemade crafts and give them something decent
A teacher on what you can do if you really appreciate educators
Don’t wait: “When you’re the most uncomfortable, that’s when you can start navigating your way through.”
Their daily dose of inspo on the cheap
Bellevue youth Andrea Liao is changing lives, one book at a time
Get more than 'fine' with these questions
National Geographic’s new fictional adventure series by Everett writer Trudi Trueit is set 50 years in the future
And why she says you should try it, too
What does that mean for your parenting?
The best teacher appreciation gifts, according to teachers
Expert tips to help you and your child make a smooth transition
Top tips for finding the right fit for your child and family
What you can do now to fight for change
So why are Seattle-area schools still doing it?
It's not just elite institutions that are the problem
A beginner's guide to getting started
School extended a full week
Why the pressure for all kids to go STEM is overrated
Final grades increased by 4.5 percent after later start times took effect
There has to be a better way
School's out? Here's how to keep them busy, learning and having fun
These kids can’t wait to grow up before changing the world
Help your kids rock their first sleepaway camp
These aren’t your mama’s summer camps
Tips and camp options to ensure a great experience
A sampler of camps to slay the summer slump
Top tips for finding the right horse camp
Looking for great Puget Sound-area businesses?
Meet Mario Falit-Baiamonte
Meet Ben Wahl
A single number doesn't tell the whole story
The answer may surprise you
Fun ways for kids to learn a foreign language
Meet Leila Abe
A Seattle-area bookstore owner's top picks for your reading list this year
Two North Seattle children's book buyers' reading lists for 2019
Looking for more help for your student? What this mom recommends
‘Bold As Love’ celebrates the Seattle childhood of Jimi Hendrix
Try these growth mindset tricks instead
At least, not so much
Ideas that don't mean more work for teacher
These families chose faith-based education — here's why
Meet Yubi Mamiya
What they are, what they do and how you can get involved
Meet Cielo Martinez
Bonus: These are great indoors
Despite questions from extended family, a mom celebrates her homeschool experience
A parenting expert on dealing with tween and teen drama
Forward this to your teen.
A Seattle student on making change happen
What you need to know before choosing a school and the right questions to ask
College admissions pros offer their advice on what it takes
Here’s how to help your kid figure out what’s next
How three local families made the choice
What you need to know about 2e children and resources to help them thrive
A North Seattle mother reflects on representation and identity
A local teacher responds to the Time cover story
Stay sane this school year
9 ways to keep them active anyway
A growing movement of nature-oriented outdoor preschools takes off
How parents can help when the first few weeks in school don't go as planned
Hear it from an educator who's been there
Seattle Public Schools and local teacher unions discuss new contracts
A mom on what she's learned about this important step
And how your teen can make change, too
Plus, how people afford it and how you can, too
Start the school year on the right foot
Don't break the bank
An education consultant with more than 20 years of experience offers her advice
It's not just about the kids
Yes, it's almost time. Are you prepared?
How local teens can make change happen
Local teens make change happen
16,000 students would get free ORCA cards
Puget Sound-area Apple stores serve up free tech workshops
Don't bore them with PB&J
Make it fun with these ideas from parents like you
10 inspiring quotes from awesome commencement speeches
Where to find true inclusivity for young girls today
It only takes one word
Need flexibility in your summer care? These Seattle-area camps will help
And she's got something to share
The moms behind the new Washington Preparatory School in Bothell
And how the Gates Foundation is helping
Better question: Are you ready?
It'll pay off.
Get your ideas here!
Consider this arts option that's all about less stress
Learn about Tai McMillan's work
Dig into science, technology, engineering and math this summer
The University of Washington shares new research in latest EDU Talk
High school students roll up their sleeves during the summer
Learn how to share your feedback
Soccer, STEM, outdoor, drama: Our camps sampler for Seattle-area families
Details on the March 24 event
A new book from the University of Washington is here to help
Mayor Jenny Durkan invites families to a town hall on March 8
A school psychologist and former Marine speaks out
Cash in on these practical but easy-to-understand tips
The teen hoped to become a medical reseacher
In the wake of the Parkland school shooting, students are demanding action
We won't find a solution with partisan politics
Get inspired, get informed
Bus service resumes Monday
8 tips for planning a rich summer
Get the inside scoop on counselors-in-training
We asked, you answered
Sleepaway camp might be even better when you do it together
Fun, challenging options perfect for your tween or teen
Find a buddy for this fun game
Get ready for camp with these family-friendly films
From Feb. 5–9, Seattle teachers invite families to participate in a national movement
A sampler of 2018 camps for Seattle, Eastside and South Sound families
Cornish graduates are changing the world with their art — and their apps
Seize the summer with these exciting activities
How parents can inspire young girls to pursue STEM education and careers
And what you can do about it
We can and must do better
Three years after an equity specialist was hired, progress is slow
Teens take action at Gates
When it comes to building motor skills, nothing beats the real deal
Look beyond the academics to prepare your high-school senior for college
Get peace of mind when your college students are away from home
How to tell whether your child could benefit from a tutor
The one-day strike leaves parents scrambling
A retired teacher offers her insight
Helping them with their homework can be fun
The books are designed to help teachers, parents and students support transgender students
Teach kids to love reading, one book at a time
All-girl spaces matter more than ever
Bullying is expected but not like this
Financially savvy teens start at home
How to harness the power of storytelling
Administrators called his hair style a "distraction" to other students
4 tips when talking to your student about college
Her grandmother thought she was playing, but the little girl had a plan
There are better ways to teach kids about slavery
Our kids deserve more
How parents and teachers can work together
A college admissions counselor sets the record straight
Two additional schools briefly went into shelter-in-place after the incident
What this mom learned fighting for her daughter with autism
Teaching the word ‘no,’ reading together and other small steps that add up
A new state program means big things for this popular option
Talk to your student about debt in a way they'll understand
Seattle families redefine what it means to home-school
You’ve heard the word, but is it working? Educators weigh in
How to make sure your child doesn't crash
A note from the editor for our 2017 Learning issue
We have good days and bad days — just like you
The policy rolls back Obama-era protections for victims of sexual assault
How one mom responded to her son's misbehavior at school
What to do when your child is left out
Kids need to know that it has nothing to do with intelligence
Think outside the lunch box with these creative ideas
10 years in, this mom shares her wisdom
Make learning come alive with this DIY inspiration
Parents are working more and making less time for fun to keep up with education costs
Cascadia Elementary among the new school sites
"Bring cake. Cake works wonders."
The start of kindergarten is a little more bitter than sweet for me
Girls like science, too
Whether daycare, preschool or kindergarten, these tips will help you handle it like a pro
1. Get their clothes from the closest dumpster.
It's not too late to refresh your child's skills
Fremont's Teacher Tom talks play, risk and more
Legislators' budget won't solve school funding, says the Seattle superintendent
After losing her son at Sandy Hook, this mom fights for love
"As a society, we need to redefine the notion of success."
4 strategies to try from an educator who's been there
Ace this school year with these 26 tips
The hard part: Picking one
Don't let bedwetting keep your child from having fun at camp
That’s not news, but just how bad is it?
Why chances are good your kid isn’t learning much about climate change
You've heard about it but what is it again?
Looking for great Puget Sound-area camps and classes information?
How to decide between public and private school
A junior in high school shares her advice
What to ask a camp when your child has food allergies
A sampler of extraordinary camps around Seattle for your extraordinary kids
Science fairs are helping kids — but are they enough?
Want kids to learn to cook, build, sew and fix? Try these
Water camps foster teamwork, teach new skills and promote safety
Our 2017 guide to all things summertime
Less bucks, and more fun and cand the whole neighborhood involved!
Washington's Paramount Duty talks the current legislative session
How computer science teaches kids innovation
Seattle sixth-graders form the D.C. Bully Busters
Rocking the boat if not the vote
Solving for XX in the word of mathematics
Play games, learn about unsung heroes and be moved at the Wing's new exhibit
Tips from scientists, activists and policy experts
Interest in engineering is on the rise — here's what parents should know about this changing STEM profession
As controversy over the model plays out, students and teachers at the state's pilot charters work to learn
What you need to know about random drug tests
Use these changes to the admissions process to your teen's advantage
A fan of 'Queen of Katwe,' Seattle's Anjali Walsh is also breaking chess boundaries
Why singing should be a part of every kid's life
Consider these tips when talking to teacher
Understanding your young student is the first step toward success
Mined student data and what that means to you
Find out how your students can be a part of STREAM.
With school in full swing, find comfort in these homework tips
How foreign language education models break the mold
Bird tracking, squirrel monitoring and more
Teachers draw on real-world experience to better inspire students
4 books that will help when your child fights drop-off
Be prepared for back-to-school
Expect more hands-on learning, less homework and more group work
Take a cue from these parents when it comes to your happy camper
Students journey beyond campus with these field trips
1 + 1 = fun! Make math a game and see what you learn
Does your child struggle with math? 'Mathemaphobia's' lasting impact.
Virtual camps promise an experience that’s affordable, educational and social
From money to logistics, we tackle top camp conundrums
Bleachbear juggles music, school and life in a family band
ParentMap Learning, 2015
Local council aims to raise the $100,000 it lost to serve all girls with their #forEVERYgirl campaign
What you need to know about kids and the digital world, from risks and realities to guidelines by age and stage
Our winners for 2015!
Sew, forge, fix, carve, paint, animate and create
All-ages fun with clouds, rain and water, plus kid-friendly hiking
School teachers are walking out to make their voices heard, impacting students and parents. Here's why.
Old- and new-school practical arts, from pottery to needlework to welding to filmmaking
Why parents of all faiths are choosing faith-based education
One teen shares her thoughts on why she won't be using Facebook, Twitter or Instagram anytime soon
Is your child gifted? How do you know, and how do you nurture it?
Helping children understand their world
Learn a language, play in another culture, have a blast
Calculating the best approach to math struggles
Sending your kids to sleep-away camp is a gift that you can give them
From circus arts to animal tracking to fun and games
Get your children ready for the 2016 presidential election with these conversation starters and books for different ages
Handwriting, literacy and kids in the 2st century
