Trade Schools

Breaking Barriers: How Trade Schools Offer A Path To Equity In Education

For many families, traditional four-year college programs can be financially out of reach or simply not the right fit for their child’s learning style. Trade schools present an alternative that not only equips students with in-demand skills but also addresses inequities in access to education and career opportunities. These institutions focus on practical training, allowing…

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Let’s Go to Michigan

When it comes to family-friendly fun, our neighbor to the north has a little something for everyone. Whether you prefer action-packed adventure in the big city, a laid-back weekend spent soaking up the sun or something in between, Michigan has you covered. Here are just of our favorite ways to spend time in the Great…

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Preparing for the IEP Meeting

When her daughter was in second grade, Dayton mom Melissa S. knew that something wasn’t quite right. “She was inconsistent with her grades and wasn’t keeping up,” she recalls. Suspecting a learning disability, Melissa took her daughter to a psychologist to be tested, where she was diagnosed with ADHD. Following this, Melissa and her daughter…

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C-Section Injuries: Legal Options for Affected Parents

Cesarean deliveries (C-sections) are a routine procedure, totaling about one-third of all US deliveries. Although frequently life-saving to the mother and baby, C-sections pose the risk of injury – both avoidable and unavoidable. Knowing the nature of C-section injuries, under what conditions litigation is appropriate, and what the litigation process involves is important for parents…

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