Day Camps Advent Episcopal School 2019 Sixth Ave. N. Birmingham, AL 35203-2701 205-252-2535 Info@AdventEpiscopalSchool.org adventepiscopalschool.org/summer Dates: June- July Panther Camp Ages: K- 3rd Grade Summer Solstice Ages: 4th-8th Grade Our summer programs offer students a wide [Read More]
On January 15, Governor Kay Ivey made Alabama’s announcement of the Civil Rights Trail at King’s former church. Governor Ivey, Montgomery Mayor Todd Strange, Montgomery County Commission Chairman Elton Dean and the Vice President of [Read More]
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (BCRI) announces the following events for Black History Month: January 28, 2018 Helen Keller Art Show reception at 3 pm in the Odessa Woolfolk gallery. January 28 – February [Read More]
Scientists have recently announced the discovery of a new species of fossil “mega-toothed” shark from Alabama, named Cretalamna bryanti. Lead scientist in this study, Jun Ebersole, Director of Collections at McWane Science Center in [Read More]
Growing up, dance was always part of my life. From ages 3 to 19, I was dancing. Dance gave me an outlet for my energy and emotions. It also taught me discipline, patience, and more [Read More]
WANTED: Group of local or online homeschoolers to form a tribe where we all feel relaxed and comfortable. Must just naturally hit it off, and if our kids get along, that’s even better. Must share [Read More]
Reading to children at home can set them up for success in school and life, according to the National Center for Educational Statistics. With the right resources, parents can influence their kids’ enjoyment of reading. [Read More]
The hospital at UAB has recently created a new affinity group, VAMFF, which stands for Veterans, Active Military, Family and Friends. VAMFF is dedicated to providing camaraderie, support and assistance to meet the specific needs [Read More]
Selecting the appropriate school to meet the educational needs of your child can be a daunting or confusing task. Parents often seek schools that nurture their children’s needs both in and out of the classroom. [Read More]
Because gifted students excel in some areas, they might sometimes be perceived as needing no special help and doing just fine on their own. Unfortunately, their unique needs are sometimes overlooked because of this misconception. [Read More]
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