By Laura Boycourt
After a dizzying 15-plus academic months of shifting guidance and learning modalities, hopes are high that the 2021-2022 school year will offer...
New initiative helps parents and educators get more children and adolescents protected against potentially deadly diseases as they return to school buildingsÂ
During the COVID-19...
The transition to middle school can be challenging for many students. Some have difficulty adjusting to its size and complexity. Others have problems adjusting...
This week on Third Floor Views, we'll be speaking to Lesley Romanoff, Director and Lead Teacher at Takoma Park Cooperative Nursery School (TPCNS). Romanoff...
Science loving kids will delight in two new gorgeously detailed coloring books from the Smithsonian Institution and IDW publishing. These books are designed to...
By Jillian Amodio
March is Women’s History month! Having just celebrated one hundred years since the women’s suffrage movement, I have chosen several books about...
On Friday, March 5, Third Floor Views discussed the importance of diversity in children’s literature. We spoke to two local women who have started...
Teachers, parents and students have faced an unprecedented year in school. How will this past year affect the future of education?
Since public schools shuttered...
The Annapolis Rotary Club and Rotaract Club are offering scholarships to graduating seniors planning to attend an accredited college or university.
The Rotary Club's...
On Tuesday, December 15, school psychologists Genevieve White and Leslie Eget presented Anxiety and Coping with the Coronavirus: Managing Worry – Your Kids’ and...
The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future was passed in March 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. This landmark legislation was enacted to establish State...
Students at Arundel High School are actively working toward addressing racial justice in Anne Arundel County. Along with Principal Gina Davenport, students formed Our...
Children dream without boundaries; they aspire to become paleontologists, astronauts, doctors and teachers without considering socioeconomic barriers, discrimination, disease outbreaks, violence or any one...
Nature-based programs, starting as early as preschool, boast benefits for children of all ages.
By Kelsey Casselbury
For years, it’s been said that kindergarten is the...
