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Share Photo: (Photo : Screenshot from VICE News YouTube) As COVID-19 cases rise, an increasing number of parents pull out their children from public schools. Distance learning or online classes do not work for such families. Parents then began to explore alternative methods of educating their kids. When both parents are working and children are less inclined to digital learning, pandemic pods may be the solution. But, not all families can afford this solution. So much so that this option is criticized for being an option only for the elite.  Micro-schooling or Learning Pods during Pandem...

The Taunton Daily Gazette TAUNTON — On Monday, Dec. 21, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Southwill begin taking registrations for its Taunton Clubhouse’s Winter 2021 programming session. The session will run from Jan. 4 through Feb. 12 and will include new pre-teen enrichment offerings, floor hockey for preschoolers, and free swim lessons for members during the 6-week session. BGCMS will also be waiving its $35 annual Club membership fee for the remainder of the 2020-2021 programming year which concludes on Aug. 31. For their youngest members age 5-7, BGCMS is offering “Storybook Creations�...

By G BiZ Dec 9, 2020 Underprivileged & struggling families in East Palo Alto have something to be happy about this holiday season. Thanks to Live In Peace, a nonprofit that has served the small town for over two decades, 370 families in EPA will keep a roof over their heads. Live In Peace director Heather Starnes-Logwood was forced to find different ways to assist the community during the pandemic outside of their usual gym + fitness activities, bike workshop program & family events. An idea was sprouted from a noticed need in the community for financial assistance, primarily for help with r...

By G BiZ Dec 9, 2020 Underprivileged & struggling families in East Palo Alto have something to be happy about this holiday season. Thanks to Live In Peace, a nonprofit that has served the small town for over two decades, 370 families in EPA will keep a roof over their heads. Live In Peace director Heather Starnes-Logwood was forced to find different ways to assist the community during the pandemic outside of their usual gym + fitness activities, bike workshop program & family events. An idea was sprouted from a noticed need in the community for financial assistance, primarily for help with r...