In what is now an annual tradition, Kidoinfo offers tips and guidelines to help you have a successful experience as you register your child for the Providence Public Schools as a kindergartener or first grader. This year, I’ll be among those signing my child up for a kindergarten spot as Henry, my youngest son, will [...]
Today I welcome guest contributor Gayle J. Justynski, with over 20 years of experience working on behalf of young children as a teacher, director, and regulator. She shares her helpful advice on what to look for when choosing the right preschool for your child and family.
Yes, I do understand and respect the valid reasons that parents decide to drive their kids to school. But my motivation in encouraging you to put your kids on the bus instead of drive them – if and when your personal situation allows – is primarily to increase the time your children spend outside.
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Curious about data regarding your child’s education? There’s data galore – super parent-friendly – at the new and improved InfoWorks LIVE. Commissioner Deborah Gist and the Regents specifically told the new InfoWorks LIVE team to design a site for YOU.
The folks at AskRI.org want to remind parents, teachers, and all RI students about the wealth of free online education resources and services available at AskRI.org, the website of the RI Statewide Reference Resource Center at Providence Public Library. Funding for these resources is provided through the RI Office of Library & Information Services. Need [...]
