
According to an expert.

We've all seen (and chuckled at) the optimistic schedule plans. But here's how to create a daily routine that actually works for kids—and parents.

More than ever, kids need social and emotional support as the school year begins.

Here's what's missing from this particular solution: Equity.

"Having to choose between my children's health and education doesn't feel right."

This could be our future. ????

Here's how to prepare your child (and yourself) for a year of changes.

This unstructured time at home with your kids might change the way you think about learning and school forever.

"When you're out there demanding that schools open and all of your arguments are about you, about what you need, about what your kids need, but NEVER ONCE mention the dangers to the staff and faculty who will necessarily need to be in those schools, you can see where I'm a little concerned."

The goalpost is moving again. But there's reason for hope.

Masks, spaced-out desks, daily deep cleaning—and no additional funding. If it sounds complicated, you're right, it is..

The pandemic is fast-tracking burnout.

Boredom is instantly a thing of the past.

"I'm running on fumes."

We are not meant to live in isolation.

Plus tips for how to build them into a week-long curriculum that keeps little learners busy and engaged.

Oh, and do you take whipped cream on your latte? Because I promise—the next one is on me.

We're doing the best we can in a really weird, busy and scary time—parents, teachers and most especially, our kiddos, too.