With one out of every four students reporting they experience some form of bullying, it is a topic on the mind of most parents. To help tackle this problem, the National Youth Foundation teamed up […]
*This is a sponsored post created in partnership with Hebrew Helpers* Growing up in a reform Jewish household in a community with a high Jewish population, it felt natural for me to attend Hebrew School, […]
*This is a sponsored post created in partnership with The Business of Doing Good* Sports, drama, and art camps are standard fare for middle schoolers looking for summer fun. But what if you have a […]
Since we launched PhillyTweens.com, the #1 request we receive is for guidance on the Philadelphia high school and middle school selection process. Students in Philadelphia have the option of attending their neighborhood catchment schools or […]
The Philadelphia area has had a surge in alternative schools designed to meet the needs of students who may have difficulty thriving in traditional public and private schools. Fusion Academy opened its Ardmore location earlier […]
By Nicole Lipkin Our children face a whole new set of challenges compared to what we faced growing up. From harassment and violence in schools, to cyberbullying, to the alarmingly high volume of inappropriate content […]
Between social media and the volatile state of current politics, tweens and young teens are more politically aware than ever. Many would like to take part more in the political process – after all, even though […]
In 2007, Recyclebank (now locally branded as Philacycle) created the Green Schools Program. The Program was created to foster environmental learning in schools and to inspire the next generation of green leaders. Any school located […]
Philadelphia families can find the answers to their after school needs in the 2018 ASAP Directory of After School Programs, a resource to help families in Philadelphia make informed decisions about the after school hours, […]
by Amy Brooks: PA Certified Social Studies Teacher Grades 7-12, MA in History Before I start spouting off my recommendations to parents with teens, I wanted you to know that my observations are as a […]
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