As children in public school in Wake and Durham counties and the Chapel-Hill-Carrboro system head for their first day of school, parents can help ease their anxieties with simple steps.
Weekend (Aug. 19-21) family fun in the Triangle features a classic car show, an arts festival, free back-to-school events, kids' parties and a wide variety of nature programs.
Clothes swapping site offers back-to-school savings. Enter Carolina Parent's Back-to-School Party on Facebook for a chance to win backpacks, games and more.
Stores at Woodcroft Shopping Center, in Durham, are collecting school supplies and non-perishable food to put in the backpacks of homeless children attending Durham public schools.
The all-new 2015-2016 Education Guide is packed with everything parents need to know to navigate more than 500 education options and resources in the Triad, including area preschools, private schools, public school systems, charter schools, boarding schools and academic resources.
It's your complete family guide to Triad living. Parents are busy and on the go. Use this guide to help you explore all this great area offers for families in Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point and surrounding communities.
For parents of kids with special needs, finding help and support can be challenging. We've compiled valuable resources for Triad parents in our latest annual publication, Exceptional Child, which is also available as a digital guide.