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October 13, 2021
Talk about turning a negative into a positive.
October 13, 2021
Talk about turning a negative into a positive.
May 10, 2021
#MotherOceanDay: a photo tour of the ocean depths By Stars Insider of StarsInsider | #MotherOceanDay: a photo tour of the ocean depths All life begins with water. Our oceans provide the pulse that keeps the Earths heart beating and our ways of being alive. Its depths are also among the least explored and understood ecosystems on the planet. But what we do know is that its filled with wonders, colors, and beauty. Click through the gallery and take a virtual tour of an underwater specta...
May 3, 2021
Keep The Kids Busy This Summer With Art Classes Get our free mobile app There are a variety of classes from pre-school to adults and everything in between, but you must register. Some classes will be in-person and other on zoom, so you will have the option to take whatever class you feel comfortable with. If youre going to be taking in-person classes you must follow Health Department and Restore Illinois Guidelines. Masks or face shields must be worn at all times. Classes include jewelry maki...
March 9, 2021
Share Photo: (Photo : Jeswin Thomas / Unsplash ) A study on children ages 10 to 17 aimed to determine the habits affecting childrens health. The findings are promising, showing a significant decrease in substance use-smoking, drinking, and drugs. There has also been a decline in child bullying. However, boys, especially those in the lowest social class, may need help with a healthier diet and coping mechanisms towards pressure and depression. HBSC Study Shows Improvements in Childrens Heal...
January 20, 2021
Dr. Ben Corpus on How Underserved Students Can Afford College By Pablo Luna / Sunday, 17 Jan 2021 12:57PM Even before the financial strain resulting from the pandemic, under-resourced students have struggled to afford their college education. While state and federal aid, institutional grants, scholarships, and student loans have assisted students for decades, it is not keeping up with the demand and rising costs, which stops low-income students from accessing hig...