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San Tan Charter School Launches Weekly Farmers Market

Monique Seleen - September 19, 2022

Ever since San Tan Charter School created its Outdoor Environment—an educational space where students learn how to grow plants, take care of animals and...

Education

How to Help Kids Manage Stressors this School Year

Monique Seleen - August 24, 2022

By Michael Klinkner, Evolve Counseling AZ As students get back to the grind of school, you may notice your kids are more stressed than...

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Using Common Sense: Questions to Ask on Back-to-School Night

Ilana Lowery - July 20, 2022

Students heading to school this year may be the most technically savvy, media-aware bunch ever. YouTube, Minecraft and iCivics are being used to engage...

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Keep kids learning at home this summer

RAK Staff - June 28, 2022

Summer break is a great time for families to relax, have fun, and keep those school-year stresses at bay. However,

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Scottsdale Community College Program Helps Parents Hoping to Re-Enter the Workforce

Monique Seleen - June 20, 2022

Whether you’ve been a stay-at-home parent for years looking to return to work outside the house, or are simply ready for a career change,...

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How to Stay on Top of Your Kid’s Summer Learning

RAK Staff - June 8, 2022

By Ben Smith, CEO and creator of Gnosis IQ Summer is officially here, and while you may have some fun summer activities planned for your...

Ages & Stages

Subscription Boxes for Educational and Meaningful Playtime

Monique Seleen - June 6, 2022

As a new mom, I have become immersed in baby land consisting of diapers, wipes, and baby bottles. Recently, I discovered baby subscription boxes...

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Grandparents Raising Grandkids Need Back to School Supplies

RAK Staff - June 2, 2022

This summer, Duet: Partners in Health & Aging is trying to equip 150 grandchildren, grade K-12, with school supplies and clothing to provide them...

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Savvy Summers – Teaching Kids to Earn Over Summer Break

RAK Staff - May 17, 2022

By Rachel Caballero, Community Development Manager at TruWest Credit Union Kids have been working hard all year and probably looking forward to the long-awaited break....

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Combat Summer Learning Loss with These Quick & Easy Activities

RAK Staff - May 17, 2022

By: Liz Brooke, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, chief learning officer of Lexia Learning Summer is just about here and kids will be enjoying a break from school,...

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Using Common Sense: Media Use by Tweens and Teens on the Rise

Ilana Lowery - April 26, 2022

Media use in tweens and teens has grown faster since the start of the pandemic than it had over the four years prior to the pandemic.

Ages & Stages

Junior Achievement of Arizona’s 18 under 18

Kate Reed - April 19, 2022

Junior Achievement of Arizona’s 18 under 18 celebrates future leaders, change makers and innovators. These young leaders all have one thing in common, the...

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Festival of Tales

Kate Reed - April 5, 2022

Sponsored Content The Festival of Tales is back with different ways to join the fun! There are two options this year: Drive through and receive a Festival...

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“Schoolmunity” is what Parents need in a Post Covid Era School?

Kate Reed - March 11, 2022

By Sami Majeed Sponsored Content: “Schoolmunity” - A community composed of parents, students, and the school that brings it together to create the brightest futures. There is...

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Using Common Sense: Talking to your kids about the war in Ukraine

Ilana Lowery - March 2, 2022

If your child is on social media, or even just watches YouTube, you can be sure that they've already been exposed to violence on...

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Books to celebrate Women’s History Month

Kate Reed - March 2, 2022

This month, Maricopa County Library District has handpicked a collection of books to celebrate Women’s History Month. Looking for more? Check out MCLD’s Featured...

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