Carolina Parent is hosting its first School Fair! We are excited to connect parents with representatives from the top public, private and public charter schools (Pre-K & K-12) in the Triangle-area all in one place during our virtual event. Note:…
How to deal with the understandable re-entry anxiety
Recommendations ahead of the rapidly approaching school year
Some have opted for a mix of in-person and remote learning, while others have only installed the latter
Districts can choose between virtual and limited-capacity, in-person options
Forty-five Triangle-area students win Golden LEAF scholarships
Poe Center’s Popular Camp Goes Remote; Registration for Healthy Habits Camp-in-a-Kit is Open
Free K-5 Virtual Education Sampler Available to Triangle-Area Families During Coronavirus School Closures
Medical professionals, first responders, restaurant workers, grocery store employees and others whom we all depend on to keep local services in place during the pandemic have options regarding child care.
Gov. Roy Cooper updated the public in a press conference on Friday
Students will benefit from the same great content and same engaging activities as onsite Poe Center programs but will do from the safety of home.
Since a visit to the North Carolina Zoo isn’t currently possible, the Zoo is bringing its programs to you
Virtual information session on April 8
Cary business owners help parents with science instruction with free resources
For varying levels, from preschool to high school
Kids all over the Triangle and beyond are getting some needed structure in the form of daily lessons and virtual field trips from Tin Can Kids, founded by two moms from Raleigh.
Info for Durham County Public Schools, Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public Schools, Wake County Public Schools, and Orange County Public Schools
March 16-19: ecoEXPLORE, K-2nd Adventures, Nature Stories and an UNO Tourney
Explore 25 must-see/must-do experiences in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area with your family.
The new year is a great time for students to reflect on their past posts, likes and follows on social media.
The Better Business Bureau serving Eastern North Carolina presents Scambusters game to a Wake Forest High School class.
Funds will go toward wetland restoration and enhancing outdoor learning.
A local dad remembers his childhood and tries to readjust to modern parenting.
Head to Triangle-area museums to view artifacts from the Apollo 11 moon landing, explore the art and culture of the lowrider motorcycle, and learn the intricate art of quilt-making.
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