Parents --it is that time again! Kids are back in school.  Since families face so many challenges such as academic pressures, financial strain, family issues, and continuous violence, parents need to make sure students have a smooth transition into the new school year so they can be successful. We will look at a few tips [...]

Almost 50 percent of all marriages in the United States will end in divorce or separation. Nearly two-thirds of our children will live in a single-parent home sometimes during their minor years. It is important that teachers and parents understand and support this growing population of children. According to research, children who enter a single-parent [...]

Rap is Therapy Inspired True Story African American Student The Greater Atlanta Area Age:15   Rap is Therapy   Creating raps for me is like therapy. Growing up, my father passed away and I was mistreated by people.  I felt pressure to deal with my feelings, because a black man is supposed to be tough [...]

As a teacher, aunt, and nonprofit creator, I always find it helpful to create expectations versus rules, in order to get greater value out of what you are doing.   The internet is an awesome tool to learn, connect with your friends and peers, and share meaningful content with others. Social media platforms such as [...]