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According to the National Retail Federation, back-to-school spending could reach over $100 billion for the first time in 2020.

New homeschoolers are approaching the beginning of this “school” year filled with anxiety. With conviction, they have made the decision to take the responsibility for their child’s day-to-day learning. However, they are not always sure how to go about accomplishing it.

With “school” taking place in the classroom and in the home, both have a large charge in structuring learning environments that support review of lessons learned, opportunities for new instruction, and best use of time and resources.

Spring break is looking grim in terms of travel this year, with panic over Coronavirus hitting international and domestic travel badly.

Parental involvement is critical to ensuring a student’s success on the academic and social front. But the challenge is always time. Here are some ways you can carve some moments to get more involved in your child’s school.

With Ramadan falling during final exams this year, a number of students and their parents are in a tizzy. How can we study efficiently and effectively while fasting during the day and praying late into the night?