Helping families choose private schools and summer camps
Major Joseph A. Nonato never forgets to pause and remember the all those in military service who sacrificed their lives for the Canadian people. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, he like many Canadians, pays his respects and a debt of gratitude to all those who served and to all those who currently serve the Canadian people in the Canadian Military.
For many of us parents, Halloween is all about rushing back from the office early, making sure that there’s enough candy from the local Walmart to give away, rushing the kids through dinner so that you have enough time to get the kids dressed up in their nice costumes and out the door, to go door-to-door. But were you actually aware that Halloween has an interesting history, beyond just the commercially promoted “Trick-or-Treating” event?.
For most parents, private school is about choice. Increasingly, parents from different ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds across Canada are choosing independent and private school so that they can find the school that is perfect for their child.
The general costs of private school tuition are surprising parents as they find that its less than they believed!
Many private and independent schools have tuition starting under $4,000 per year for elementary levels. Independent private schools in provinces such as British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Quebec that receive some government funding may offer yearly tuition rates below $1,000.
Some find the search for the right car difficult, while others agonize over their next vacation spot! Deciding what to have for dinner can even cause consternation. Now imagine trying to choose the place where your children will spend the majority of their time for the next few years! Here are some tips that will help.
Bullies. We all remember the bullies at school. Whether or not you have been a victim, you saw it happen. In the washroom, in the cafeteria, in the back field after school. You saw kids being pushed around, being stuffed into lockers, being picked on just because they were smaller, weaker or different
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