Do you need an escape? We do, so summer has many of us reading our favorite genres. For Ms. Shaughnessey, this means novels based on Mythology and Folklore – in other words, Fairy Tales Retold. Think Wicked by Gregory Maguire … Continued
Celebrate Parks and Recreation! Local park and recreation agencies play a vital role in the protection of our environment through green infrastructure, maintenance of public lands, preserving wildlife habitats and more. In addition to helping connect people to nature, local … Continued
The first session of the Advanced Studies Program (ASP) was held in the summer of 1958. It was made possible, in part, by a grant from the Fund for the Advancement of Education. In a preliminary announcement of the program, … Continued
Since 2008, July has been recognized as National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s a time to raise attention and acknowledge the unique struggles that minority communities face in terms of mental illness in the United States. Often those who … Continued
Here is another idea for summer reading, this one courtesy of Ms. Seymour: “Looking to read with a buddy this summer? For those whose reading partner is at a different reading level—or even for those who aren’t—here are a few … Continued