Parents and Education

Understanding the Gap: Why Parents Are More Optimistic About Their Children’s Education In 2025, a striking contrast remains evident between public perception and parental optimism regarding K-12 education quality. While only 35 percent of U.S. adults express satisfaction with national education standards, a much larger share—74 percent of parents—report satisfaction with their own children’s schooling. …

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As Hispanic Heritage Month concludes, we honor not only the rich cultural legacy of Latino communities but also emphasize the urgent need to secure an equitable educational future for Latino children. This dedication is critical to empower the next generation to realize their full academic and personal potential. Understanding the Importance of Latino Heritage in …

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Innovative Educational Tools for Visually Impaired Children: Bridging Accessibility Gaps in Early Learning At the forefront of inclusive education for visually impaired children, specialized child care centers like the Blind Children’s Center in East Los Angeles have pioneered innovative learning environments. These spaces are equipped with adaptive tools that focus on sensory engagement beyond vision, …

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Puzzles: A New Model for Inclusive Education in Port Washington In 2025, the landscape of inclusive education in Port Washington is being reshaped by Puzzles, an innovative education and community center that welcomes children of all abilities. Established by Sofia Kokkoris-Christakis, a passionate educator with over 14 years of experience, Puzzles opened a new branch …

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Mercer University’s 14th Annual Go Baby Go Event: Advancing Pediatric Mobility through Adaptive Toy Cars Mercer University continues its inspiring tradition by hosting the 14th annual Go Baby Go event, a heartwarming initiative dedicated to modifying ride-on Power Wheels and Fisher-Price toy cars to support children facing mobility challenges. This community-driven program showcases the university’s …

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Recognizing Excellence in Pediatric Oncology Nursing Education In the specialized field of pediatric hematology and oncology, nurses perform more than clinical tasks. They are crucial educators who empower families and young patients navigating complex health journeys. In 2025, two remarkable nurse educators from Texas Children’s Cancer and Hematology Center exemplify this essential role by transforming …

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The ongoing government shutdown in 2025 has brought significant disruptions to the U.S. Department of Education, particularly impacting the oversight of special education programs. The Trump Administration’s decision to slash staff in the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) is raising critical concerns about the future of disability rights and the management of special education …

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Recognizing Emerging Scams Targeting Children’s Educational Resources in 2025 As families increasingly invest in educational tools and resources for their children, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) has issued a timely warning about a growing scam that preys on parents seeking online tutoring services. With trusted brands like Fisher-Price, LeapFrog, and Scholastic shaping much of early …

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Why Expanding Microschools in North Carolina is a Visionary Step Towards Educational Innovation Microschools represent a growing movement in education that emphasizes small, mixed-age student populations and customized curricula. In North Carolina, embracing this trend means harnessing NextWaveSchools to boost MicroGrowth and transform how students experience learning. Microschools focus on creating intimate learning communities where …

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MetLife Foundation has embarked on a transformative journey to empower children worldwide by committing $9 million over three years to elevate educational and sports initiatives. This remarkable investment not only broadens access to quality learning but also fosters athletic opportunities, uniting communities under a shared vision of confidence and growth. MetLife Foundation’s Strategic Partnership to …

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