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Florida News & Notes

Back to School Is a Season of Learning. For Adults, Too

By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida (NAPSI)—For kids across Florida, back-to-school is a time of change—new teachers, new schedules, new friends. For the adults in these … more
Florida News & Notes

September is Tobacco Free Parks and Beaches Education Month

By Lacoadia Burkes, Acting Bureau Chief, Tobacco Free Florida   (NAPSI)—As summer temperatures start to break, it’s a good time to focus on how important it is to keep our Florida beaches … more

5 Tips for Networking on LinkedIn

(NAPSI)—“Networking” has a reputation of being more intimidating than it needs to. Who do you reach out to? What do you say? How do you make a new professional connection without feeling … more
School News & Notes

Helping Parents Help Their Kids In School

(NAPSI)—Here’s news about education many parents may be glad to learn: More than 1.5 million students are heading back to school this fall with the help of a private educational choice program, a … more
Community Concerns

When Federal Programs and Workers are Cut, Main Street Bears the Cost

by Edith Mwangi   (NAPSI)—When a local water system breaks down or a rural school’s equipment upgrade stalls, the problem feels strictly local. But behind the scenes, those community … more

The Bell Rings. Is Your Child Ready?

Dr. James Anderson Sponsored by Collegium Pharmaceutical, Inc. (NAPSI)— Back-to-school is an incredibly important moment to get ADHD treatment right. Every August, I watch the same thing happen. A … more
The College Parent

Dorm Room and Apartment Shopping: How to Pick Upholstered Furniture and Bedding

(NAPSI)—If you are shopping for your college student’s dorm room or apartment, you want to choose furniture and bedding that meets their needs and will last while they are at college. Here are … more
Children's Health

Clearing the Air For the Next School Year

(NAPSI)—While many parents may breathe a sigh of relief when school reopens in the fall, they may also be glad to know schools can take steps to support cleaner indoor air, including HVAC system … more
Career Opportunities

Healthcare Careers: A Pathway to Success for Kansas City Professionals

(NAPSI)—U.S. workers are facing a tough job market for entry-level white-collar roles—yet some of the fastest-growing, most upwardly mobile careers remain widely overlooked. Consider this: … more
Making Life More Fun

How Playing A Quick Puzzle Can Improve Your Workday

(NAPSI)—You probably know the feeling: you’ve been staring at your screen for hours, your inbox keeps growing, and your next meeting starts in five minutes. Sometimes, the best way to reset is to … more
Washington Watch

The Cost of Cutting Funding to US Scientific Research

(NAPSI)—There’s good news, bad news and better news about the federal government and scientific research. The good news: Public servants working in science, health and the environment make … more
Pointers For Parents

Combat “Summer Slide” and Screen Fatigue with Free Outdoor STEM Lessons

  (NAPSI)­—Here’s news about summer many families may find is not so hot: According to Dartmouth College, research shows some schoolchildren can lose approximately 20% of reading gains and … more

Help Your Little Ones Learn

(NAPSI)—If any of the nearly 20 million children under 5 in America these days is one you care about, here’s news you may be interested to learn: According to a recent report from the Australian … more
Pointers For Parents

4 Ways Families Can Support Struggling Readers This Summer

(NAPSI)—As the school year comes to a close, many parents of struggling readers may feel concerns about maintaining reading progress. Educators often refer to this as the “summer slide”—the … more
Education News And Notes

Top Five Questions to Ask an Online School

(NAPSI)—As education continues to evolve, more families are exploring new models—such as asynchronous learning, int­eractive content and AI-powered tools. With so many options emerging, it’s … more
Technology In Our Lives

AI’s Effect on Future Jobs

(NAPS)—Economic mobility—the ability of each new generation to do as well or better as the preceding one—has declined 45 percent for Americans over the past several decades, according to the … more
Newsworthy Trends

Teens Don‘t Worry About AI. Should They?

(NAPSI)—A new survey of U.S. teens by Junior Achievement USA (JA)—long a leader in experiential learning—and global research firm Ipsos shows that 73 percent believe AI (Artificial … more
Technology In Our Lives

The Hidden Problem with AI Answers, and How to Get Responses You Can Trust

(NAPSI)—Artificial intelligence has rapidly become a core part of daily life, with some reports finding that 55% of people are using it instead of search engines. From drafting emails and planning … more
Children's Books

Kind Kids and A Clever Cat

(NAPSI)—Good news for kids, cats and the people who care about them. A new book, “Nester the News Cat” by Candace Lieberman introduces Nester, a clever stray with a nose for news and a heart … more
Health Awareness

Former NFL Pro Alex Smith Fears Concussions Could Cause Football “Existential Crisis”

  (NAPSI)—Alex Smith loves football. “Football is amazing. I think it’s the greatest team sport in America,” notes the former quarterback for the 49ers, Chiefs and Commanders. But Smith … more
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