How local organizations are helping young parents
“We are trying to help the parents be better parents or help them develop as parents, so the program is also about them, not just the children.”
Coverage of schools from pre-k and kindergarten through higher education, including trade and online classes.
“We are trying to help the parents be better parents or help them develop as parents, so the program is also about them, not just the children.”
Simple Nature is one of the local vendors found at the YLNI Farmers Market each Saturday throughout the summer from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
“This program has taught me that if I want to be a nurse anywhere, it’s at Parkview.”
Reboot offers a great selection of S.T.E.M. toys and puzzles that will engage the minds of both kids and adults.
The Allen County Public Library has introduced a new, interactive children's learning center at its Downtown Branch.
“It’s a struggle when everyone around you has spent their lives in coding camps and robotics clubs. Women aren’t afforded the same opportunities as men, and you end up entering college on an uneven playing field.”
"The PNC Playground is a colorful, unique play area designed for children of all ages and abilities with a view of the Downtown skyline."
How b Instrumental provides students with greater access to careers in the music industry.
Cassandra Hill shares her personal experience raising six children in Fort Wayne, which inspired her 24-7 daycare service with a kindergarten readiness program.
Crossroad Academy joins a small group of alternative schools nationwide to become a part of the New Tech Network and help students reap the benefits of project-based learning.
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