 As parents, you want to set your children up for success, and a big part of this is giving careful consideration to your child's educational path. Some parents have decided that a private education is the key to a well-rounded academic experience. But what motivates parents to choose a private education for their children? A recent study completed by the Friedman Foundation of Educational Choice revealed some interesting data as to why parents choose to send their children to private school. And while we hear so much hype in the news about standardized test scores, this had little impact on why these parents chose to go the private school route for their children.  The 2016 Family Science Expo was designed for St. Barnabas students to show off their excellence in the field of science. Each grade level (K-8) participates in a variety of fun and exciting ways. Take a look around at the many interactive, messy, delicious, amazing research, and “wow factor” projects our students have crafted this year!
 Is the front of your refrigerator covered with kid-related schedules held up by a clutter of magnets? Maybe you have a few school forms crumbled at the bottom of your purse. If you can relate, you're certainly not alone. The good news is that there is no longer a need for these antiquated forms of "family organization." Since we're living in the digital age, some of the best parenting tips that we can offer is to take advantage of online tools to keep your family on track, on schedule, and in sync. Say farewell to family chaos, here are 6 online tools to transform your home to an oasis of order: 1. Evernote Ever wonder how some people seem to remember anything and everything? Well, there's a good chance that they're using Evernote. You can store things on this platform such as a snapshot of the volunteer sign-up sheet, a list of snacks that you committed to pick up for your son's sports team, and the room number of your daughter's Algebra class. This tool can be accessed from any device as long as you have an internet connection. |