Education: K 12 Press Releases
The Gift of Kings fundraiser is among the newest and best fundraising ideas for schools specializing in Christian education. Its unique fundraising ideas for kids are much appreciated by parents as well as principals. Requiring no investment and with no risk, the consignment-style program provides schools with an easy fundraiser offering 50% profit, with no costs, and no shipping expenses.
Children can become very distraught in the aftermath of a natural disaster. This era is marked by an increase in such events, and therefore requires that everyone in the field of early childhood be prepared to respond to these unforeseen events. In her book, Monique writes what she defines as an arsenal of indispensable knowledge all childcare providers should have at their disposal. Armed with more than eighteen years of experience working with children, and her studies in relaxation therapy, Making Sense of Children's Senses is her mission to share her knowledge on relaxation strategies with colleagues in the childcare field.
Free eye exams and eyeglass vouchers were provided to students at Holmes Elementary in Miami-Dade County at the onset of final exams. Hosted by Focus on America, a joint effort by Davis Vision and Visionworks, these vision screenings will prepare students for summer reading and Back-to-School success.
Blucoin Education announced today the Blucoin Reward Box, a patented lock box in which encourages children to follow directions and finish chores, will be available this coming September to Kickstarter.com. Blucoin has developed the first currency system for kids, allowing children to earn rewards for finishing tasks and demonstrating good behaviors without constant reminders from parents or teachers.
CT Education Advocates, LLC is happy to be celebrating our first anniversary of being in business. We wish to thank all of our clients for a successful year and hope that we were able to help you navigate the special education maze.
SparkNET has released version 1.0 of the interactive HTML coding app "L2Code HTML" for Android. Designed for the absolute beginner, L2Code HTML provides an intuitive and effective way to learn basic HTML coding skills directly on a mobile device. This app also allows users to create dynamic webpages without the need for a computer. L2Code HTML walks users through step-by-step instructions and practice tutorials and then allows them to actually test their code right in the app. Many websites and other apps may give the instructions, but they lack this vital link to truly putting learned skills into practice.
Bramblewood Montessori has registrations open for its new batch starting this September. If you want to enroll your child at the quality day care in Coquitlam, then register today.
The Blended Schools Network, a not-for-profit specializing in online and blended learning, is offering a free MOOC to educators who want to learn about online teaching and connect with other practitioners.
Skybridge Academy (formerly Bronze Doors Academy) and the Soleil School, both previously located in Hyde Park, will relocate to the Oak Hill area, according to the schools' founders.
Splash Math Grade 1, only hitherto available on iOS, has finally made its way to Google Play store.
Mt. Pleasant Elementary and Caravel Academy are the top pledge getters in New Castle County's "Great Schools, Clean Streams" pledge drive, which concluded on April 19th, 2013. The schools win grants for on campus environmental education projects.
Bartow Ford celebrated 20 years of Drive for Excellence by honoring 20 Polk County Junior and Senior finalists for their educational excellence on May 18, 2013.
A Different Kind of Safari is a unique book, inspired by a once in a life-time trip led by her father to Africa with her 14 year old special needs son Ray. She has created a very effective way to teach children the value of seeing things as they appear compared to how they really are. She presents the issue of being different than other children in a way that children can relate to and understand - how to find happiness in spite of the challenges everyone faces.
In her new children's book, Fairminded Fran and the Three Small Black Community Cats, Dr. Linda Elder introduces her readers to the growing plight of "feral cats", while simultaneously introducing them to critical thinking as a transformative concept. Many animal rights advocates and teachers across the nation have expressed strong support for the book as a teaching tool.
Toy and game development firm McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds celebrates seven years of charitable giving and partnership with the literacy organization Success Won't Wait.
Mind Shaper Technologies introduced their new education android app "Racing Mania" which is designed to hone the mathematical skills of children with a thrilling car racing game. Increase the speed of the car, refill the fuel tank and more by choosing the right answer. The quicker the player answers, the better are the chances to win the race.
Mind Shaper Technologies announced the launch of its new 'Count Number' game for kids and children. With the help of this Math app, children can learn counting numbers and basic math skills in a fun way. This app is designed for kids and children with colorful graphics and amusing sound.
Winner of the "Best App Ever" award and used by over 3 million kids, StudyPad rolls out its new interactive application for school kids to help them use money in everyday life. It's a fun app that actually delivers on the promise of education on iPads.
Class of '64 Alumni to Meet in Reno, NV for Memories, Food and Fun!
A handful of class alumni have found each other recently through Facebook and the idea of an official RJH class of 1964 reunion was quickly hatched. Class members and Christy Johnson-Heinrich and Patrick Geary have volunteered to serve as class administrators while a 'reunion committee' is established.
In response to the rise in school bullying/violence, Building Strong Families National Seminars is presenting a school bullying prevention conference entitled the 'Standing Up To Bullying' Conference.
An anti-bullying education program crafted by Hollister Creative as an outreach project for the Detroit Tigers Major League Baseball team has set new distribution records for reaching students this fall.
Bramblewood Montessori is all set to start its new location in Port Coquitlam from January 2013. The new child daycare centre will offer different childcare services and programs for early child development and quality nurturing.
Stowell Learning Center will offer a free 1-1/2 hour simulation experience that helps parents, teachers, and other professionals actually feel what it is like to have a reading problem.
The simulation will be held on Saturday, November 3rd from 10:00 am to 11:30 am at Stowell Learning Center located at 1150 Main Street Suite C, Irvine, CA 92614.
Educational game development company McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds recently launched a RocketHub funding project to turn You've been Sentenced! into mobile apps, as well as educational apps for Smart Board technology.
SimplySmart are going to open new centre for children. This new centre has been designed with an amazing curriculum including French as a second language starting in pre-school and music, dance and yoga. This centre has an Open House on August 24th at noon.
Learning to read is one fundamental skill that so many children struggle with, and Sylvan Dell has teamed up with Book Buddy to offer 70 titles on the Go Reader device.
Activity Junction is the first of its kind tool through which Coaches/Club Advisors, Parents and Students can effectively communicate and schedule activity information.
With the presence of professional day care centers, the pre-school education is strengthened in Coquitlam, BC.
Start off a summer reading program with free access to 70 eBooks from Sylvan Dell Publishing.
With growing technologies, the methods of acquiring education are also growing. It is always better to opt for something that is advanced because if a teacher is departing knowledge then there is a possibility of human error but that is not the case with technology.