reopen schools

Gov. DeSantis Announced A Plan to Reopen Schools in the Fall

By Amanda Roland | June 11, 2020 | Blog , COVID-19 Updates
Today, June 11, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a plan to reopen Florida K-12 schools in the fall. Without disclosing specific information about when schools will officially reopen, the governor and his colleges talked about the general plan for reopening educational facilities in the fall to full capacity and what safety measures should be taken.

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Harry Potter + Vera Bradley Collection

Look Out For A Harry Potter + Vera Bradley Collection This Summer!

By Amanda Roland | June 11, 2020 | Blog
Vera Bradley has announced that it will be releasing a Harry Potter + Vera Bradley collection with patterns reflecting each house in Hogwarts this summer. Because the company was founded by two women, Vera Bradley is emphasizing the strong female characters in Harry Potter with their designs. "Our company was founded by two women, so

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honey-infused products

8 Honey-Infused Products That You Need For Summer

By Nicole Irving, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief | June 9, 2020 | Articles , Health
Honey. The sweet nectar that we love to add to our tea is just as good for you on the outside as it is for you on the inside. With it’s rich amber tones and sweet and delicate health benefits, we love adding a drizzle of honey to our daily beauty regime. Check out these

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Help Your Kiddos Practice Math With Playing Cards

By Amanda Roland | June 5, 2020 | Blog
Now that the summer is here, it is important that your kiddo doesn't fall into the "summer slide." The summer slide refers to the period of time during the summer when many students experience learning loss or loose valuable knowledge that they learned in the year before. This slide could become worse with COVID-19 being

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healthy body image

How to Promote a Healthy Body Image for Your Teen

By Olivia Pitkenthly | June 4, 2020 | Conception 2 College
In 2010, the Obama administration launched the Let’s Move! campaign and a task force on childhood obesity to bring awareness to unhealthy patterns of eating and sedentary lifestyles. Since then, schools have provided healthier food choices, started growing fruits and vegetables in their own gardens and are fighting for more recess time. While schools are

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