The research is clear: young people who learn financial concepts early carry those lessons with them well into adulthood. Stronger habits around saving, budgeting, and planning don’t just benefit the individual student, they ripple outward to shape the financial health … Read More
Our April 2026 Fitness Challenge Calendar is here! Use this printable calendar as a resource to share with your students to keep them active during the Spring season! Encourage them to participate in the challenge at home too, and even … Read More
Every year on March 14th, math enthusiasts, educators, and curious minds celebrate Pi Day, a day dedicated to the mathematical constant π (pi). Representing the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, pi is an irrational number that begins … Read More
Our March 2026 Fitness Challenge Calendar is here! Use this printable calendar as a resource to share with your students and encourage them to participate in the challenge at home with their family, or as a group in your program. … Read More
When we talk about kindergarten readiness, the conversation often starts and ends with letters and numbers. Can children recite the alphabet? Can they count to 20? Can they write their name? While those skills matter, most kindergarten teachers will tell you they’re only … Read More
For generations, summer represented a clean break from the school year. It’s a season defined by rest, recreation, and distance from academic life. That perception, while understandable, no longer reflects the reality facing district and school leaders today. Summer has become one of the most … Read More
Our 2026 February Fitness Challenge Calendar is here! Use this printable calendar as a resource to share with your students and encourage them to participate in the challenge in school and/or at home with their family. You can use the … Read More
Summer break presents a unique challenge for districts committed to family engagement. While there is good intention behind sending learning materials home, the reality doesn’t translate to actual use. Families are juggling the same work schedules they had during the school year, now … Read More
Do you remember spending hours building towers from blocks, mixing colors in water, or watching leaves drift down a stream as a child? Long before we ever heard the word “STEM,” we were experimenting, observing, and testing ideas driven purely by … Read More
Summer learning has become a top priority for districts, and for good reasons. With persistent achievement gaps and unfinished learning still impacting post-pandemic classrooms, summer programs are frequently positioned as a key intervention strategy. However, the data reveals a more … Read More
