Feldman Farms U-Pick Flowers Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in August & September from 4:00 - 8:00pm Feldman Farms Bring the entire family and come tour a flower farm and cut a fresh bouquet. Fill a Mason jar for $12. Sunflowers and dahlias $1 each. A jar, water, and scissors are
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Back-to-School isExpensive an Investment
Christmas should never take anyone by surprise. Every year, there it is: December 25. Nevertheless, unless a person is smart enough to set up a Christmas Club account at their bank or otherwise tuck away a few extra dollars throughout the year or just be rich enough to be able to absorb all the
4 Tips for Back-to-School Success
The back-to-school season is upon us, and it’s time to gear up for a year filled with growth, learning, and new adventures. Conquer the back-to-school hustle with confidence with these essential strategies for a smooth transition back into the school routine. Master the Morning Mornings
Kick Off the School Season with Reading!
Stanley’s School By: William Bee It is another busy day at school as Stanley and Hattie ready Little Woo, Sophie, and Benjamin for story time, playtime, gardening, lunch, and nap time. Goodnight School By: Catherine Bailey As the sun sets, a security guard arrives to
Create Lasting Memories
The back-to-school season is a time of excitement and new beginnings. It’s the perfect opportunity to establish unique traditions that will make this time of year even more special for your family. Here are some creative and memorable back-to-school traditions that will create cherished memories for
The Positive Impacts of Physical Education
Academic excellence is encouraged for all students, but the role of physical education (PE) is sometimes overlooked. However, the need goes beyond spending 20-30 minutes in a gym or outside. Here are some reasons why physical education plays such an important role for students: 1. Encourages
Combining Learning and Physical Activity to Help Kids Grow!
All kids learn differently. Some kids find it easy to sit and focus on the task being taught while other children learn better with a hands-on approach - something to keep them engaged as they are taking in the information. Learning is fun, but sometimes we have to find ways to help our kids make
A Community Supporting Local Educators
The Henderson Teacher Store Henderson organizations are continuing to help the educators who work hard for our schools: the Henderson Teacher Store, opening July 12th, is coming to town! Patty Sellers, Director of Development for the Henderson Kentucky Education Foundation, and Maggie
East Heights Elementary Celebrates Students
Through Monthly Birthday Parties Photos by Whitney Phelps Photography + Design “The older I get, the more I think about lasting memories,” said Melissa Walker, Family Resource Coordinator for East Heights Elementary School. “The best thing about this job is building relationships with
Fighting Back with Fitness and Community
Photo by Darrin Phegley The Henderson YMCA has become a beacon of hope for individuals battling Parkinson’s Disease, thanks to an innovative exercise class led by Annette Garrison and with the help of a local couple personally affected by Parkinson’s, Sylvia and Jim Hunt. This class not only