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A child's first field trip can be a perfect blend of academic challenge and adventurous fun with the right preparation

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With shrinking school budgets, planning a field trip may be a challenge. But these ideas for free outings won't break the bank.

Choices of route, adding a training climb, and taking time to acclimate help climbers get to the top of Kilimanjaro without A.M.S.

The Red Robots make a big comeback with one of the Green Tigers' players; The contestants play wack-a-mole with each others' heads and dress up as vision-impaired mice

Paramount Home Video/Nickelodeon's Spongicus DVD is good for some laughs, but is strictly for fans. 7/10.

Students and parents should opt for realistic academic schedules that avoid burn-out while enabling students to achieve good scores in challenging classes.

Esquith stresses the importance of common courtesies, kindness, selflessness and character development along with math and English skills in Lighting Their Fires.

Collecting and dropping your child at school doesn't sound like much of a chore. But for anyone who's a little shy, waiting at the school gates can be a daily trial.

When parents partner with schools--staying informed, volunteering, and attending meetings--children benefit academically and socially.

Rafe Esquith continues the true stories of success from "Teach Like Your Hair's on Fire", and how to create an environment to "light their fires" to education greatness.

Urban schools are known for their troubles, but equally challenged are the United States' poor, rural districts who rarely receive the assistance they need.

High school writing teachers face a challenge, especially when it comes to teaching essays. Breaking up the task into manageable segments is the key to success.

High school years are spent balancing relationships between parents, teachers, and peers, creating an often erratic lifestyle that can lead to senior year meltdown.

Dr. Helen Sawyer Hogg spent her life watching the skies through the lens of a telescope, searching for Globular Clusters, encouraging star-gazing and promoting astronomy

Although the lobbyist serves an important purpose in the crafting of meaningful legislation, lobbyists have a long history of unethical and illegal activity.