Parenting - Arlington Magazine

At Justice High School, a new character coaching series inspires football players to be honorable men.

These schools received the most applications from APS seniors last year.

Every household has a stockpile of materials to create one-of-a-kind gifts. Just look in the trash.

Craft a calavera, boogie to the beats of a kid DJ and take a selfie with Slapshot.

The seasoned educator recently took the helm of the 80-year-old independent school in Falls Church.

Six local educators share their thoughts on risk-taking, equality, life after military service and what they've learned from your kids.

It's not easy watching your child cope with a bad grade, a broken friendship or being cut from the team. But intervening can be worse.

Studies show that kids tend to lose math and reading skills during extended vacations. Is there an antidote to so-called 'brain drain'?

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Nearby shops promise some great finds—and even some great bargains.

Research suggests that kids tend to lose math and reading skills over the summer. Here are some fun ways to keep them curious and engaged.

From watching 'Newsies' to running the Nats Park bases, there's plenty of local fun to be had.

Ollie links teens with jobs and volunteer opportunities posted by local parents.