Solutions For Parenting In Staten Island
For many students, back to school means more than just returning to the classroom. For those who hope to be student athletes, it’s time to make that first impression and work to secure your spot on a team. Tryouts for some fall season teams might already have been held during the summer, but there are […]
The first day of school is one of the most picture-worthy moments of the year. So we asked Staten Island parents to send in their best back-to-school snapshots and, boy, did you guys deliver! Check out the cheese grins on all these cuties. Good luck to all of Staten Island students on a successful and […]
The first day of school is one of the most picture-worthy moments of the year. So we asked Staten Island parents to send in their best back-to-school snapshots and, boy, did you guys deliver! Check out the cheese grins on all these cuties. Good luck to all of Staten Island students on a successful and […]
The 2018 – 2019 school year is in full swing on Staten Island with some notable leadership changes. NYC Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza has realigned Department of Education leadership, appointing nine executive superintendents across the city. The changes include a new Staten Island executive superintendent, district superintendent, and five principals. Executive Superintendent Anthony Lodico began […]
The Staten Island Children’s Museum’s Circle of Friends Business Luncheon, now in its 27th year, recognizes people and organizations that have significantly contributed to the lives of Staten Island’s children. At the Luncheon, the Children’s Museum honors a “Kid of Achievement,” and is seeking nominations from the public as part of the selection process for […]
It turns out bigger isn’t always better when it comes to your child’s birthday. Planning a birthday party for your child can seem to get more and more stressful and time consuming year after year, but those big birthday bashes we see online (we’re looking at you, Pinterest!) may not be what your child really […]
Frank Scerra was confused. The left-fielder for the Mid-Island Little League 12-year-old all-star team couldn’t understand what all the fuss was about. The team had just been honored at Staten Island Borough Hall, and the whirlwind would continue with victory laps offered by the Mets at Citi Field, the Staten Island Yankees at the Richmond […]
Am I the only one who has that single spot in their home that is a constant, infuriating reminder of how epically they are failing as an adult? For me, that spot is a hopelessly disorganized counter in my kitchen. When it’s clean (semi-annually), it’s supposed to where you’ll find kitchen utensil storage and perhaps […]
Ten ways to make your child’s workspace more conducive to finishing homework Kids need a dedicated space to do their homework, whether it’s in their rooms, a common room in the house, or at the dinner table. But if it seems like your kids find any excuse not to sit down and do their homework, […]
