From the cramped confines of the hotel rooms he called home at two different points in his childhood, Dallas Salas knew a brighter future was ahead. Even so, it’s unlikely a younger version of this remarkable young man could ever have predicted the path he’d...
By Sandra Gordon From crawling, walking and babbling to the angst and rebellion of the tween and teen years, children constantly go through a predictable set of developmental stages physically, intellectually, emotionally and socially. Along the way, they can...
By Nikki Kontz You’ve purchased the notebooks, backpack and a long list of other school supplies to make sure your child is ready. You’ve got their new clothes or uniforms picked out and your tween looks great with a fresh, back-to-school haircut. Your...
By: Samantha Incorvaia For the first time in Chandler Unified School District (CUSD), high schools hosted exclusive tours for students with disabilities before the first day of school July 19. CUSD high schools welcomed families during open house hours to...
by Kimberly Blaker Many parents today never experienced a world where computers weren’t a standard household fixture, let alone a world without the Internet. When the World Wide Web first became available to the public in 1991, it was archaic compared to...
By Sarah Lyons “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” “Another day, another dollar.” “You get what you pay for.” “Money makes the world go ‘round.” These common sayings represent good lessons about money but can be confusing for kids. It’s important to teach our kids...
