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“When the United States Spoke French:” Understanding America’s Tumultuous Early Years

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May 2026 — The art of invention: What do Brenden Sener (at 12), Archimedes, and a death ray have in common?

Children’s book writer and illustrator Liza Uddin brings us, “Time to Sleep, Little Sheep,” and more!

How to Write a Social Story

Dylan Gibbs tells us, “How Boy Scouts Saved My Life”

The Art of Baking the Perfect Pie

November 2025 — We give thanks this month with “Nonviolence,” an award-winning essay by high school student Shay Jackson entitled, “Living the Dream”

“Change is Normal: Part 2” by Timothy Trainer, IP attorney and author

Make waffles in French

Prepare to play poker with bestselling author Annie Duke

March 2026: In her books to help families thrive, child psychiatrist Dr. Gayani DeSilva offers insights for tweens and teens — and their parents — to stop addiction and depression before it starts

Meet the leaders of PeaceFull Kids: “We inspire people to develop the habit of intentionally and consistently supporting their happiness and the well-being of those around them”

October 2025: Learn to be MoneySmarts with LouAnn Lofton, author of “Warren Buffett Invests Like a Girl,” started investing as a student. You can, too!

Tony award-winning actor and a star of CBS’ “Blue Bloods” helps us create the life we dream of

January 2026: Start the new year off right with rock star and social justice activist Michael Franti whose songs teach us the art of embracing “Peace, Love, and Social Justice”

Ronald McDonald House Celebrates Its Birthday

Physical Education

Take a Class: Yoga teacher Helen Young shares her passion for movement, mindfulness and social justice

February 2026: “We show our kids and each other a powerful act of love when we keep them safe in the car,” says auto expert Judy Curry, who shares “12 Ways to Keep Kids Safe in the Car”

May 2026 — The art of invention: What do Brenden Sener (at 12), Archimedes, and a death ray have in common?

Technical Education

If a 4-year college degree isn’t for you: Consider Technical Education

Disconnected: How Closing the Department of Education Could Impact K-12 Distance Learning

Wild Dunes Island Resort: Get Away From It All where the kids will have a ball, too!

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