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School Will Host Early Learning Conference
Redwood Cooperative School is hosting an early learning conference in August for educational professionals that will help teachers connect students with nature and outdoor learning opportunities. Registration is open now for the conference that runs 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Thursday and Friday, Aug. 8-9 at Redwood’s campus at 166 Crestwood Drive in Lexington. Highlights of the […]
Progressive School To Add 6th Grade: Fast-Growing School Will Span Preschool to Middle School
by John Lynch Redwood Cooperative School, the area’s fastest-growing school, is expanding its reach by adding sixth grade for the coming academic year. Started in 2014 with all of nine students, Redwood has swelled to more than 150 students from preschool to fifth grade with up to another 12 students expected for its first sixth […]
Back to School Bash: Features Free Food, Carnival-Like Fun
Looking for an old-fashioned, backyard picnic where your kids can leave with a free book, a backpack filled with school supplies and a wonderful summer memory? The Carnegie Center for Learning & Literacy has the ideal event for you and your family. The annual Back to School Bash is scheduled for Saturday, July 27, 3-5 […]
Bryan Station Principal Promoted To FCPS Chief of High Schools
Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Manny Caulk’s first personnel decision four years ago was to place James McMillin as interim principal at Bryan Station High School. Today, Caulk announced that McMillin will join his cabinet as Chief of High Schools. “James led the transformation of Bryan Station High School from a school that had been […]
Dr. Graebe Launches Building Expansion
Nothing would distress behavioral optometrist Rick Graebe of Versailles more than for his practice to start a waiting list. A specialist in Vision Therapy, which is a kind of physical therapy for the eyes, brain and body, Dr. Graebe burns with a passion to help patients. The idea that people who need his services couldn’t […]
Take It From Dr. Ison: HFMD Is No Fun
When I was a pediatric intern, I came down with hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD). I had a fever and horrendous blisters in the back of my throat (but luckily not on my hands and feet). It hurt to swallow my own saliva, let alone food or drink. It gave me a deep appreciation […]
Berea Schools Adopt Dr. Graebe’s Methods
When a colleague insisted that Literacy Coach Angela Baker of Berea Independent Schools attend an information session on Vision Therapy last spring, she had no idea it would spark a plan that would benefit her entire school district. Baker heard that a few students who had been patients of Dr. Rick Graebe, a behavioral optometrist […]
Arm Yourself With Facts to Fight Hep-A
When I was in fifth grade, a friend and fellow classmate came down with hepatitis A. I knew that he enjoyed exploring the sewers around his home looking for lizards. Since there was no vaccine against Hepatitis A at that time, I had to have a big shot of immunoglobulin to prevent me from catching […]
Serena Has The Write Stuff
When you ask Serena Dudee how old she was when she started writing, she’ll tell you, “As soon as I could open a Word document.”
A Natural Flair for Drama
If they had a Newcomer of the Year award in the West Jessamine High theater program, Isaiah Estes would have won it.
Singing, Dancing, Acting & 4.0 GPA
You’ve probably heard the term “triple threat,” referring to someone who can sing, dance and act.
But in the case of sophomore Kurtis Brown, the correct term is “quadruple threat.”
Spotlight on the Arts: Singing Through the Day
Hailey Stone starts her day like many of us do – singing in the shower.
But that’s only the beginning for the Dunbar High senior. She literally sings her way through the day.
9 tips to take the anxiety out of trying to conceive
“For many women, getting pregnant can be a frustrating and anxiety-filled experience. It certainly was for me, which is why I was inspired to write ‘The Impatient Woman’s Guide to Getting Pregnant,’” said Jean M. Twenge, Ph.D, whose book offers tips for women who are trying to conceive. Try the following tips: Get off the […]
Traveling Late in Pregnancy
Traveling while pregnant has many ups and downs. It may be for a much-needed pre-baby vacation, or for a family or work function that can’t be missed. Wherever you are headed, make sure you are prepared and stay safe along the way. Be Prepared: Look into travel insurance. If your trip gets cancelled at the […]
Baby Bump Feedback July 2018
Each month we consult with experts – our readers! – about parenting and ask a question on our Facebook page. Answer July’s Feedback Question below and you could be in the magazine! Facts About July Babies: Birthstone: Ruby Flower: Waterlily Horoscope: Cancer (July 1-July 22) or Leo (July 23-31) July is the third most common birth […]
Baby Bump Feedback June 2018
Each month we consult with experts – our readers! – about parenting and ask a question on our Facebook page. May’s Question was: Who is the best TV dad of all time? “Mr. Cunningham (from Happy Days.) Loved his family, did his discipline, showed love even for the friends, worked, made his wife feel special […]