If you’ve been in Missoula any length of time, you know some camps sell out almost instantly. You don't want to sleep on the opportunity to grab a spot, so we’re going to do you a favor and not write a big long intro to this blog post. Without further ado:
Read MoreChronic fatigue is normal for special-needs parents, but that doesn’t mean it has to take over your life. Here’s some quick and easy ways to evaluate your fatigue levels, identify the most common causes of your fatigue, and put yourself on track to living healthier and happier.
Read MoreCovid changed everything, not least of which the way we educate. Resident mom and teacher Kara Zentgraf outlines 10 ways to ensure your child is getting the most out of their school experience in a post-Covid world.
Read MoreCovid changed everything, including parent-teacher collaboration. Here’s some ways to get back on track if you feel your relationship with a teacher is strained.
Read MoreThinking about homeschooling or looking for additional resources and activities for your family? This is the place to find it!
Read MoreThis dilemma has been decades in the making. Burnout has consistently been a concern for educators, but COVID related issues such as impromptu online schooling, mask debates, media and political games, and unreasonable expectations have only exacerbated the issue in recent years.
Read MoreThe federal waiver for free lunches in schools across the country expired. Here’s some ways to access free lunches and other resources if your child needs them.
Read MoreWhile some summer camps had waitlists a mile long this year, these popular Missoula camps still have space when we last checked! Plenty for procrastinators! So grab your calendar and let’s get ready for summer
Read MoreLast night, I puzzled: How were we going to explain the Russian invasion of the Ukraine to our 7 and 10 year old? After giving it some thought and doing a lot of reading today, here’s some helpful tips I’ve gleaned.
Read MoreAt times, I’ve been frustrated by not being able to do more for my own kid, or to shape the schools more specifically to my, or my kid’s, preferences –but that is not my job as a board member.
Read MorePreschool drop off can be a source of stress, frustration and tears. Although it is totally normal and even expected, we’ve got some great tips from the teachers at UCCC Preschool with strategies that may help ease those transitions and separation anxiety.
Read MoreAre your kids out of school on Friday, Jan. 7? Check our list to find out!
Read MoreAround our dinner table, we talk with our 7- and 9-year-old kids about Columbus Day, Indigenous People’s Day and the legacies native people and explorers left behind.
Read MoreGetting your child some cool school gear can help make them look forward to the return of in-person classes. It doesn’t have to be anything expensive. With a little creativity, you can pick some cool but affordable school gear that your kids will surely love.
Read MoreThe City of Missoula is asking residents to comply with fireworks laws. Conditions in western Montana are very hot and dry. Fire danger is HIGH. The City of Missoula, along with our partner agencies in the Missoula County Fire Protection Association, ask Missoula residents to keep everyone safe by refraining from the use of fireworks.
Read MoreSome Montana School Boards of Trustees, including Florence south of Missoula, are asking teachers to work in danger of catching Covid-19 because they are no longer requiring masks.
Read MoreOne of the greatest ways we can honor Dr. King’s legacy is by continuing the conversation and promoting racial equality and justice year round.
Read MoreDid you know that every time you purchase groceries or even order dog food, you can help raise money for local schools? Here’s how:
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