Back to School

Take it from someone in high school-- I am not excited for class to be back in session, and even though it was not easy to think of the good side of it, here are the few that I could think I am not dreading starting the new year of school!

When playing the word association with the word "lice", you can elicit many different responses.

Summer does have to come to an end, sad to say; but that doesn’t mean that you can’t have a little party! It’s open and free to everyone- plus, they’ll be giving away stuff kids might be needing!

It may be hard to believe, but it's just about time for the kids to go back to school here in Northern Colorado.

Whether we'd like to believe it or not, our children will be returning to school next month. So as we wrap up our summer vacations, it's not a bad idea to begin preparing for the first day of school.

Back-to-school season is in full swing, and even though the end of summer pretty much stinks, heading back to class doesn't have to. Why? For starters, it's the perfect time to sport some apples and notebooks and maybe even a pencil or two on those nails.

The weather might be more ice cream trucks and long days at the pool, but the calendar is inching towards yellow buses and new backpacks. Every parent knows about back to school clothes and back-to-school supplies, but nowadays, back-to-school apps are just as important.

With school getting ready to get back in session, a great event to honor teachers is happening tonight on TV! Find out more- inside!

When I was a kid I always looked forward to school photo day. We got out of class for a bit and got to hang out and socialize while some photographer pretended they cared about what a few hundred school-aged kids looked like in pictures for their relatives. Looking back at my pictures, I'm not sure why I ever wanted to have my picture taken again. Here you go; I call this gallery "Beano Throu

Back-to-school time is rapidly approaching across Northern Colorado, and there's a buzz of activity at area school supply stores as families stock up on notebooks and crayons. 'Realities for Children' is asking for your help in ensuring local abused children have what they need to start the year off right.