Are home-schooled children slow to develop social skills? No. Research shows that homeschooled kids are generally as socially skilled as children taught in schools, highlighting the fact that ...

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In fact, without regular access to books and math activities, many low-income children lose 2-3 months worth of reading and math skills over the summer ... Activities are a blend of academic and ...

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Long before choosing a college major or planning for a career, Shannon Johnson knew she would live a life that involved ...

Wendy Tracy, executive director at Pathway Caring for Children in Canton, has dedicated much of her working life to children and families, helping them ... s degree in social administration.