Your Guide to a Successful Garage Sale: Everything You Need to Know to Get Rid of That Unwanted Stuff By Kimberly Blaker Are your garage, basement, and closets overflowing from the heaps of stuff you’ve been saving “just in case?” Then it may be time to put it to good use—in…
WE PETITION THE OBAMA ADMINISTRATION TO: Make a Zero Tolerance Bullying Policy Nationwide with Consequences of Suspension for the Bully(s) & Severe Consequences. As a Parent of a child that was Bullied relentlessly, it has become a Passion of mine to be a Voice for those that Don’t have one….
Who Got in Where: Dealing with the Acceptances and Rejections By: Randi Mazzella | TeenLife Blog After months of waiting, college admission decisions are finally here. Anxious students will be running to their mailboxes, hoping to receive “thick” envelopes – or just logging onto their computers to find out if they have…
Survivors visit Auschwitz, Prepare for 70th Anniversary Published January 26, 2015 – Associated Press OSWIECIM, Poland – A decade ago, 1,500 Holocaust survivors traveled to Auschwitz to mark the 60th anniversary of the death camp’s liberation. On Tuesday, for the 70th anniversary, organizers are expecting 300, the youngest in their 70s….
AUTISM: A FOCUS ON AGING OUT OF THE SYSTEM Parents of autistic teens have been a great driving force in the movement to find gainful employment for young autistic adults. At the end of the day, parents of autistic children want what all parents hope for their children: for them…
Prince of Peace Christian School’s Headmaster, Chris Hahn, Receives 2015 Distinguished Administrator Award from the Texas Private School Music Educators Association By: Valerie Gabriel-Swenson Prince of Peace Christian School & Early Learning Center’s (POPCS) Headmaster, Chris Hahn, received the 2015 Distinguished Administrator Award from the Texas Private School Music Educators Association…
Tragedy into Triumph by Rebecca Utley-Baker Ten years ago, I lost my eldest brother, John, to a heart attack. My family was shocked that a man of 47 years with no signs of heart disease would pass suddenly. Needless to say, it impacted our family beyond words. A year and…
Forget Harvard and Stanford. It really doesn’t matter where you go to college. By Jeffrey J. Selingo | Grade Point* In the coming weeks, college acceptances will start rolling in for a select group of high-school seniors vying to get into the three dozen or so most-selective colleges and universities in the…
Concerts by the Creek. Saturdays, April through October, from 7 – 10 pm. Crank Up the Fun at Watters Creek. Whether it’s family night or date night, the return of this popular free outdoor entertainment series is sure to bring the community together. Visit watterscreek.com for complete listing of bands….