Where to Hike in the Triangle
Family-friendly green spaces, trails, walkways and where to find them.
Author: Elizabeth Brignac
Carolina Children’s Museum Coming to Holly Springs
Part of their mission will be to educate kids on their local ecosystems
The Opportunity Scholarship Program
Discover private school funding options for low-income students in North Carolina.
Considering Private School? Tips for Attending an Open House
Read advice from local private school administrators for how to approach private school open houses.
StoryWalk Trails Combine Nature Hikes With Storytime
StoryWalk trails have been installed in parks, on library campuses and along nature trails in all 50 states and 12 countries.
NC Education Savings Accounts Assist Students With Special Needs
Each participating student is eligible for up to $9,000 in assistance.
Local Re-Education Schools Help Struggling Kids Develop Life Skills
Two Durham schools offer hope to families.
Kids in Parks Program Encourages Nature Explorations and Play
Program partners with parks to identify kid-friendly trails underutilized by the local community and transforms them into TRACK Trails.
10 Places for Family Adventures in the Triangle
Triangle-area resources for families who like to defy their limits — and sometimes gravity as well!
North Carolina Wilderness Programs Uplift Struggling Teens
Help for adolescents who may have emotional or behavioral problems such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and trauma.
Citizen Schools: Helping Students Connect Talents to Professions
Local business people are connecting with students to grow talents and interests in professions.
Natural Play Areas Blend into the Triangle
Natural play areas have become increasingly popular both nationally and locally over the past decade. In the Triangle, 11 natural play areas have been built for public use over the past six years.
