Many of us are familiar with the word “bystander,” but less are familiar with the term “upstander.” The mission of the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San Antonio (HMMSA) is to change this unawareness in South Texas. We have Holocaust education… Continue Reading
With the chaos of the pandemic and its effect on schools, the complete education of Texas students is at risk. Parents are expected to become co-teachers with minimal guidance, leaving them frustrated and lost when it comes to helping their… Continue Reading
I’ve been taking road trips with my kids in one form or another for over a decade. I took my first big solo long distance road trip as a divorced mom with my four kids three years ago now. Travel… Continue Reading
As we get ready to go back to school this fall, knowing that many of our children will be studying at home again for a while, what have we learned since the spring that will help us succeed at distance… Continue Reading
Chances are, while you and your family have been following stay at home orders, you’ve probably watched quite a bit of TV, too. Pre-pandemic I had a “No TV during the school week” rule at my house, saving Friday nights… Continue Reading
As we all prepare for the weeks ahead with kids out of school and the uncertainty of when things will return to normal, it’s easy to be feeling a little stir crazy already. I myself am a divorced mom of… Continue Reading
In addition to focusing on providing a good education for our children, we often want them to have a well-rounded experience in their out-of-school activities as well. Sometimes this includes signing up for school sports and clubs, other activities outside… Continue Reading
Most schools give students two weeks off for winter break so families can enjoy some much-needed time together. If you’re looking to avoid cabin fever or want to keep young minds curious and learning, there are a number of winter… Continue Reading
Editor’s note: We are proud to feature this guest post by Adam Tutor, Executive Director of San Antonio Sound Garden, about the nonprofit organization’s educational programs. Limited resources exist for creative class professionals in our city, and there are even… Continue Reading
Summer might mean no school, but there’s a world of opportunity to keep learning in the Alamo city––especially outdoors. Here’s a roundup of San Antonio outdoor programs you can enjoy throughout the year with your kids. Astronomy in the Park… Continue Reading
