Education

Practice digital ‘separation’ to prevent no-electronics anxiety during camp. By Kristen Hampshire

Summer camps that center on a special interest allow kids to dive deep, explore and so much more. By Kristen Hampshire

While the cost of summer camps can be a burden, help is on the way. By Kristen Hampshire

Sister duo Calli Ryals and Tara Thompson create It's CeCe TV, a YouTube variety show blending learning and laughter for kids and parents alike. By Lainey Novak

Percentages, decimal points and grade inflation cloud GPA reality and assessment of student success, but what does this cumulative high-school tabulation mean anymore? By Kristen Hampshire

School districts put people behind the wheel of school buses to show it is a feasible option as they search answers to driver shortages. By Vince Guerrieri

High-level STEM labs, maker spaces and wood shops at Northeast Ohio private schools teach essential hands-on skills. By Kristen Hampshire

Dining programs at colleges such as Kent State University, University of Akron and Baldwin Wallace University are centered on students’ tastes and tech conveniences. By Kristen Hampshire

Study-away programs at Oberlin College, John Carroll University and Walsh University instill life skills and give students a passport to opportunities that translate to success in a global economy. By Kristen Hampshire

Zoomed out, closed in, digitally overdosed students during the pandemic needed a booster shot of academic and social-emotional oomph from schools, including Laurel, Hawkins and Shaker Heights. By Kristen Hampshire

It's official: Cleveland school's out on April 8. By Christina Rufo

Let’s hear it for music — for developing a whole child at Lake Ridge Academy, Solon with academic, social, emotional and creative edge that orchestrates, naturally. By Kristen Hampshire