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On April 14, 1865, hundreds of Americans in Washington, D.C., roared with laughter as the comedy “Our American Cousin” was performed in Ford’s Theatre. In the play, an... more

Homework Without Tears: Strategies to Make Study Time Smoother

For many families, the word homework sparks instant tension. Parents dread the nightly battles; kids sigh and drag their feet. What should be a simple routine often... more

Tech Tools to Turn Boys Into Bookworms: Free Reading Apps That Work

It’s no secret that boys often take longer than girls to enjoy reading—and to stick with it. But that trend isn’t set in stone. With the right tools, you can help your son become... more

Young Scientist: Symbiosis

Deep in the ocean, a shrimp with an amazing grip scurries into its burrow. It has been warned of possible predators by its friend the goby fish, who sits at the burrow... more

Tech Tools to Turn Boys Into Bookworms: Free Reading Apps That Work

It’s no secret that boys often take longer than girls to enjoy reading—and to stick with it. But that trend isn’t set in stone. With the right tools, you can help your son become... more

Set Your Student Up for Back-to-School Success with These Tips

Back-to-school readiness means more than just new school supplies, backpacks and books. As New Mexico parents prepare themselves and their families for students’ August return to... more

Young Historian: A Nation Divided

Just before sunrise on April 12, 1861, cannons fired from a Southern fort in South Carolina, aiming at a nearby U.S. Army fort called Fort Sumter. These shots started the Civil... more