Despite the still sweltering Central Texas heat, September signifies that fall is just around the corner. And no time of the year feels more ‘collegiate’ than fall. College football’s back, class reunions take place, and older high school students looking to attend university next year start visiting campuses and filling out applications. The college search
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4 Tips to Avoid the ‘Summer Slide’
The “summer slide” isn’t activity at your local park. It refers to the loss of knowledge or skills when out of practice for a while, such as summer vacation away from school. While all kids are at risk for a summer slide if they don’t keep up with some sort of reading and math, kids
Read More‘Play for All’ Park to Double in Size, More Room for All Abilities
A visit to the neighborhood park is a pretty regular and happy activity for most kids. But for children with special needs, such as those in a wheelchair or who suffer from sensitivities associated with autism or other conditions, a trip to the park can be a daunting experience. Round Rock’s Play for All Park
Read MoreLearning Disabilities and the Genius Connection
Most people think having a learning disability or attention disorder is a negative. While there are absolutely challenges and struggles with each, a new book suggests to start thinking otherwise. “The Power of Different: The Link Between Disorder and Genius,” by Dr. Gail Saltz, suggests learning or mental disorders go hand in hand with strokes of
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