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The new year is a great time for students to reflect on their past posts, likes and follows on social media.
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A local mom of a special needs child shares her experiences of managing the lack of understanding from some at the North Carolina State Fair.
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Omar McBride was the only U.S. high jumper representing the Americas.
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Take advantage of activities and special savings to help high school seniors complete residency, FAFSA, and admission applications in October.
Tips on how parents can play a role in how their children think about romantic relationships.
Connecting with alumni is a solid investment.
What your teens what you to know about social media.
Life in the digital era requires intentional efforts from parents to put devices to the side and focus on interactions with their children.
Parents often make these two well-intended mistakes when trying to help their child during stressful times.