When it comes to your child’s education in the Fort Worth area, you have options! And we’ve curated a handy guide to help you navigate it all: “The Ultimate Guide to Education in Fort Worth.”
This resource lists daycares, preschools, homeschools, co-ops, private schools, charter schools, and public schools in and around Fort Worth. Keep scrolling to find related reads filled with tips and advice from Fort Worth moms who’ve been there.
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Preschools and Parents’ Day Out in and Around Fort Worth
What’s a good preschool near me? We hear this all the time! It’s a big decision, of course, and it’s important to know your options. To help, we’ve compiled a list of preschools in Tarrant County.
Homeschool and Co-op Options in Tarrant County
Find a weekly community, enrichment classes, field trip opportunities, or homeschool tips in our guide to home education resources all across Tarrant County.
Guide to Private Schools in Fort Worth & Surrounding Areas
Did you know that DFW is home to some of the top private schools in the state? Note: Private school admission events are going on NOW for Fall 2025. If you’re considering private school next year, it’s time to start looking!
Guide to Public & Charter Schools in the Fort Worth Area
More than any other question, moms ask our team about education choices. The options can be overwhelming! This guide will help get you started in the decision-making process.
Click the tabs below for related articles and resources.
Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.
Bullying Prevention Advice from a School Counselor
In my many years of surrounding myself with young people, I have seen how unkind children and adolescents can be.
Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
The Wild World of Sports :: Episode 93
What type of sports parent are you?
Bridging Politics :: Teaching Kids the Power of Diverse Perspectives :: Episode 95
The conversation centers around this point: "Respect forms the cornerstone of healthy political discourse. Teaching our children to listen actively, empathize, and consider different viewpoints equips them with essential life skills." That's great in concept, but how do we actually model that, teach that, and live that in practical ways?
School & Food Allergies :: Questions to Ask
For food allergy families, navigating school -- whether for toddlers or elementary and beyond -- is very much a big part of school choice and school preparation. It is an extra layer to consider and, quite frankly, does require initiative and involvement above and beyond the more common school experience. So where do you start, and what bases should you cover? I have divided the answers to these questions into two sections: Reaction and Prevention.
10 Ways to Engage in Your Child’s Education
Whether your child seems destined for ivy league or you are just trying to make it through this week, I invite you to consider trying these 10 ideas to engage in your child's education.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
Please Pack Your Own Lunch :: Episode 100
What are you DONE with??? Packing lunches? Laundry? Unloading the diswasher? Breaking up arguments?
Indoor Fall Sensory Activities for Toddlers
With these indoor fall sensory activities, you can create a magical autumn atmosphere even when the Texas weather is still warm. Sensory play helps a child learn and integrate the five senses: Smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste.
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
Kicked Out of Daycare :: Now What?
You may find that changing centers is the only thing you need to do to find your child's inner peace. However, many children, like mine, need more. They need more than the average mom or dad can offer. We managed to survive the storm and have come out on the other side in a much better place.
15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.
Questions to Ask on School Tours (Pre-K Edition)
As a pre-K teacher, I loved when parents had at least a couple of questions because it meant they were invested in finding the right fit for their students. So, if you're hitting the admission tours, I've compiled a list of some questions -- for the school, for the admissions director, and for the teacher -- to help you get started.
Real Movies for Preschoolers
Although I wistfully dream of my children playing outdoors for hours, then coming inside and happily doing crafts at the table while I bake...
How to Pick a Preschool
Think about what you would like for them to do as they get older. For my family, we wanted to continue to do two days a week for preschool and add a day of museum school as our children get older, so we made sure to pick a preschool that has a two day per week option for all ages, even pre-K.
Packing a Preschool Lunch
I've hesitated to send yogurt (due to rule number two -- keep it easy to clean up), but our yogurt-eating skills have come a long way, so I'm almost ready to take that plunge.
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
Please Pack Your Own Lunch :: Episode 100
What are you DONE with??? Packing lunches? Laundry? Unloading the diswasher? Breaking up arguments?
15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.
New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.
How to Be the Best Elementary School Mom Ever :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode...
You're in luck! In this episode, Beth and Emily chat with the wonderful Chalna, who we've dubbed the "best elementary school mom ever." And what makes her so great? You'll just have to take a listen to hear her six rules and all her hilarious antics.
Elementary Moms :: Being Your Child’s Advocate
I started the meeting by asking if I might give some perspective, noting that I had failed to offer them important insight to my child. Instead of assuming they knew what I did, I asked if they would allow me to help them understand my child so we could all work toward solutions.
Advice for New Elementary Moms
We try to buy interesting, but not trendy, backpack patterns since these will last a little longer than one school year. May I suggest dark colors to hide the myriad of spills, markers, and ground crayons that will be absorbed? Similarly, get the good folders and the real pencils.
What We Wish We Knew About Kindergarten :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 40
It's magical and a mile marker -- in your child's life and yours. Beth and Emily -- and a few call-in friends -- share some secrets they wish they knew before the big kindergarten year. Take a listen!
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.
What We Wish We Knew About the Middle School Years :: Momfessions Podcast ::...
This episode is also known as the jackpot of parenting. Hear GREAT tips and encouragements from mothers, who have already walked through the middle school years with their kiddos.
5 Things to Know Before Starting Middle School
Elementary school has readiness tests, thousands of blogs, kindergarten round-Ups, playdates, and Boo-Hoo/Yahoo Breakfasts. Middle school did not have those same resources, so I found that he and I were very much winging it as we went along.
7 Tips for Middle School Transition :: Advice from a School Counselor
I have been a middle school educator for 15 years, so I have some pointers for you to make this transition much smoother.
I Have a Ninth Grader :: Supporting Your Child’s Transition to High School
You are probably thinking back your high school experience and excited for your child, or you are full of dread that you are attempting to hide. You are probably trying to manage how to determine the level of support and guidance you should provide as your child is transitioning quickly to official adulthood.
The Sane Mom’s Guide to Parenting Middle School Kids
Meal times at home, bedtime routines, conversations in the car. Any time you can give your middle schooler some space to talk, connect, and just relax -- do it.
Surviving Your Child’s Senior Year {Checklist Included!}
Finding friendships that will inspire bravery for the big changes ahead will greatly enhance your coping skills. So, if senior year is hitting you square between the eyes, seek out moms who've been there and are there right along with you.
Preparing Your Heart and Home to Say Goodbye to Your College Kid :: Episode...
You'll find tips, laughs, and a tug or two at your heartstrings in this episode.
Tethering Their Hearts to Home :: Episode 85
Listen in as Chanda, a mom to three grown boys, gives practical advice about creating a home they want to come back to.
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)
The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.
Local Student Scholarships in the Fort Worth Area
Local scholarships can provide valuable financial support to students pursuing their academic goals.
Parenting High Schoolers Through Dating
We discussed the natural feelings of liking someone, handling this by choosing to sit together at lunch, or being part of group gatherings for birthdays or school events.
Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.
Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.
Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)
The Wild World of Sports :: Episode 93
What type of sports parent are you?
Bridging Politics :: Teaching Kids the Power of Diverse Perspectives :: Episode 95
The conversation centers around this point: "Respect forms the cornerstone of healthy political discourse. Teaching our children to listen actively, empathize, and consider different viewpoints equips them with essential life skills." That's great in concept, but how do we actually model that, teach that, and live that in practical ways?
8 Wildlife Attractions Worth the Road Trip from DFW
Who is ready for a road trip to see -- perhaps, even feed -- exotic animals?
Kicked Out of Daycare :: Now What?
You may find that changing centers is the only thing you need to do to find your child's inner peace. However, many children, like mine, need more. They need more than the average mom or dad can offer. We managed to survive the storm and have come out on the other side in a much better place.
15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.
The Homeschool Choice {with Bonus Resources}
We are all doing our best, no matter what type of schooling is best for your family.
I am excited for all of the schooling options that are now available. Homeschool groups,
homeschool co-ops (where you can take single classes), partial-week schools, and democratic schools are just a few alternatives.
So You’re Thinking About Homeschooling
You can create a truly personalized education plan for YOUR child. If something isn’t working, you can change it. This past school year, I changed my son’s math curriculum in November. I also took two months off from phonics, because he was dreading every lesson. Guess what. It was fine.
Local Student Scholarships in the Fort Worth Area
Local scholarships can provide valuable financial support to students pursuing their academic goals.
Tethering Their Hearts to Home :: Episode 85
Listen in as Chanda, a mom to three grown boys, gives practical advice about creating a home they want to come back to.
Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)
Preparing Your Heart and Home to Say Goodbye to Your College Kid :: Episode...
You'll find tips, laughs, and a tug or two at your heartstrings in this episode.
What We Wish We Knew About Parenting College-Aged Kids :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode...
Not only are these young adult years stretching for the child, but they are also stretching for the parent. So, how can you best navigate them?
Calling All College Moms
I'm finding that box club is far more than a social gathering to me. It's a tangible way to mother in this new season. It's building community with other moms and showing love to our college kids who are scattered all across the country. It's the perfect combination of my love of event planning, bargain shopping, and creativity.
College Prep for Parents :: When to Save and How Much
According to the College Board, the average price of tuition for 2017 is $9,410 for a public four-year (in-state student) and $32,410 for a private four-year college. It is hard to know what it will cost in 18 years; many people say the trend of around a 6 percent annual increase will continue, while other reports think the bubble will burst at some point. What we can be certain of is the cost of tuition will be more than it is today.
Indoor Fall Sensory Activities for Toddlers
With these indoor fall sensory activities, you can create a magical autumn atmosphere even when the Texas weather is still warm. Sensory play helps a child learn and integrate the five senses: Smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste.
Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.
Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.
8 Wildlife Attractions Worth the Road Trip from DFW
Who is ready for a road trip to see -- perhaps, even feed -- exotic animals?
10 Ways to Engage in Your Child’s Education
Whether your child seems destined for ivy league or you are just trying to make it through this week, I invite you to consider trying these 10 ideas to engage in your child's education.
50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.
Choosing One Child’s Educational Needs over the Others
I titled this article "When the School Year Isn't Going the Way You Hoped" intentionally because the school year likely feels pretty normal to my son by now.
How to Reduce the Stigma of ADHD as a Parent
You have to give yourself grace through this journey. You will make a mistake and you will have amazing days.
3 Steps to Navigating Elementary School with an Autism Diagnosis
If you think your child might be on the autism spectrum, the earlier you get a diagnosis, the better equipped you'll be through the elementary years.
- General Education
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Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.Bullying Prevention Advice from a School Counselor
In my many years of surrounding myself with young people, I have seen how unkind children and adolescents can be.Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.The Wild World of Sports :: Episode 93
What type of sports parent are you?Bridging Politics :: Teaching Kids the Power of Diverse Perspectives :: Episode 95
The conversation centers around this point: "Respect forms the cornerstone of healthy political discourse. Teaching our children to listen actively, empathize, and consider different viewpoints equips them with essential life skills." That's great in concept, but how do we actually model that, teach that, and live that in practical ways?School & Food Allergies :: Questions to Ask
For food allergy families, navigating school -- whether for toddlers or elementary and beyond -- is very much a big part of school choice and school preparation. It is an extra layer to consider and, quite frankly, does require initiative and involvement above and beyond the more common school experience. So where do you start, and what bases should you cover? I have divided the answers to these questions into two sections: Reaction and Prevention.10 Ways to Engage in Your Child’s Education
Whether your child seems destined for ivy league or you are just trying to make it through this week, I invite you to consider trying these 10 ideas to engage in your child's education.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.Please Pack Your Own Lunch :: Episode 100
What are you DONE with??? Packing lunches? Laundry? Unloading the diswasher? Breaking up arguments? - Preschool
-
Indoor Fall Sensory Activities for Toddlers
With these indoor fall sensory activities, you can create a magical autumn atmosphere even when the Texas weather is still warm. Sensory play helps a child learn and integrate the five senses: Smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste.Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.Kicked Out of Daycare :: Now What?
You may find that changing centers is the only thing you need to do to find your child's inner peace. However, many children, like mine, need more. They need more than the average mom or dad can offer. We managed to survive the storm and have come out on the other side in a much better place.15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.Questions to Ask on School Tours (Pre-K Edition)
As a pre-K teacher, I loved when parents had at least a couple of questions because it meant they were invested in finding the right fit for their students. So, if you're hitting the admission tours, I've compiled a list of some questions -- for the school, for the admissions director, and for the teacher -- to help you get started.Real Movies for Preschoolers
Although I wistfully dream of my children playing outdoors for hours, then coming inside and happily doing crafts at the table while I bake...How to Pick a Preschool
Think about what you would like for them to do as they get older. For my family, we wanted to continue to do two days a week for preschool and add a day of museum school as our children get older, so we made sure to pick a preschool that has a two day per week option for all ages, even pre-K.Packing a Preschool Lunch
I've hesitated to send yogurt (due to rule number two -- keep it easy to clean up), but our yogurt-eating skills have come a long way, so I'm almost ready to take that plunge. - Elementary School
-
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.Please Pack Your Own Lunch :: Episode 100
What are you DONE with??? Packing lunches? Laundry? Unloading the diswasher? Breaking up arguments?15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.How to Be the Best Elementary School Mom Ever :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode...
You're in luck! In this episode, Beth and Emily chat with the wonderful Chalna, who we've dubbed the "best elementary school mom ever." And what makes her so great? You'll just have to take a listen to hear her six rules and all her hilarious antics.Elementary Moms :: Being Your Child’s Advocate
I started the meeting by asking if I might give some perspective, noting that I had failed to offer them important insight to my child. Instead of assuming they knew what I did, I asked if they would allow me to help them understand my child so we could all work toward solutions.Advice for New Elementary Moms
We try to buy interesting, but not trendy, backpack patterns since these will last a little longer than one school year. May I suggest dark colors to hide the myriad of spills, markers, and ground crayons that will be absorbed? Similarly, get the good folders and the real pencils.What We Wish We Knew About Kindergarten :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode 40
It's magical and a mile marker -- in your child's life and yours. Beth and Emily -- and a few call-in friends -- share some secrets they wish they knew before the big kindergarten year. Take a listen! - Middle School
-
Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.What We Wish We Knew About the Middle School Years :: Momfessions Podcast ::...
This episode is also known as the jackpot of parenting. Hear GREAT tips and encouragements from mothers, who have already walked through the middle school years with their kiddos.5 Things to Know Before Starting Middle School
Elementary school has readiness tests, thousands of blogs, kindergarten round-Ups, playdates, and Boo-Hoo/Yahoo Breakfasts. Middle school did not have those same resources, so I found that he and I were very much winging it as we went along.7 Tips for Middle School Transition :: Advice from a School Counselor
I have been a middle school educator for 15 years, so I have some pointers for you to make this transition much smoother.I Have a Ninth Grader :: Supporting Your Child’s Transition to High School
You are probably thinking back your high school experience and excited for your child, or you are full of dread that you are attempting to hide. You are probably trying to manage how to determine the level of support and guidance you should provide as your child is transitioning quickly to official adulthood.The Sane Mom’s Guide to Parenting Middle School Kids
Meal times at home, bedtime routines, conversations in the car. Any time you can give your middle schooler some space to talk, connect, and just relax -- do it. - High School
-
Surviving Your Child’s Senior Year {Checklist Included!}
Finding friendships that will inspire bravery for the big changes ahead will greatly enhance your coping skills. So, if senior year is hitting you square between the eyes, seek out moms who've been there and are there right along with you.Preparing Your Heart and Home to Say Goodbye to Your College Kid :: Episode...
You'll find tips, laughs, and a tug or two at your heartstrings in this episode.Tethering Their Hearts to Home :: Episode 85
Listen in as Chanda, a mom to three grown boys, gives practical advice about creating a home they want to come back to.Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)The Pros and Cons of Summer Camp :: Episode 96
Erinn and Emily have two totally different experiences and perspectives on this topic! What are the pros and cons of sleepaway summer camp??? There's plenty to chat about and think through, especially if you are a first-time, sleep-away camp parent.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.New Kid at School :: Episode 101
Whether it is a brand new state, a new town, a different school, or moving up to a new building, the Momfessions team discuss every angle of parenting a new kid at a new school.Local Student Scholarships in the Fort Worth Area
Local scholarships can provide valuable financial support to students pursuing their academic goals.Parenting High Schoolers Through Dating
We discussed the natural feelings of liking someone, handling this by choosing to sit together at lunch, or being part of group gatherings for birthdays or school events. - Homeschool
-
Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)The Wild World of Sports :: Episode 93
What type of sports parent are you?Bridging Politics :: Teaching Kids the Power of Diverse Perspectives :: Episode 95
The conversation centers around this point: "Respect forms the cornerstone of healthy political discourse. Teaching our children to listen actively, empathize, and consider different viewpoints equips them with essential life skills." That's great in concept, but how do we actually model that, teach that, and live that in practical ways?8 Wildlife Attractions Worth the Road Trip from DFW
Who is ready for a road trip to see -- perhaps, even feed -- exotic animals?Kicked Out of Daycare :: Now What?
You may find that changing centers is the only thing you need to do to find your child's inner peace. However, many children, like mine, need more. They need more than the average mom or dad can offer. We managed to survive the storm and have come out on the other side in a much better place.15 Hispanic Heritage Books
Here is a list of 15 books ranging from early readers to upper elementary that can help you introduce Hispanic heritage and language to your children.The Homeschool Choice {with Bonus Resources}
We are all doing our best, no matter what type of schooling is best for your family. I am excited for all of the schooling options that are now available. Homeschool groups, homeschool co-ops (where you can take single classes), partial-week schools, and democratic schools are just a few alternatives.So You’re Thinking About Homeschooling
You can create a truly personalized education plan for YOUR child. If something isn’t working, you can change it. This past school year, I changed my son’s math curriculum in November. I also took two months off from phonics, because he was dreading every lesson. Guess what. It was fine. - College
-
Local Student Scholarships in the Fort Worth Area
Local scholarships can provide valuable financial support to students pursuing their academic goals.Tethering Their Hearts to Home :: Episode 85
Listen in as Chanda, a mom to three grown boys, gives practical advice about creating a home they want to come back to.Video Interview with Dr. Morales :: Dual Credit, Remote Learning, and More with...
Fort Worth Moms owner Emily Youree chatted with Dr. Carlos Morales, president of TCC Connect Campus (TCC), about all the MANY supports and opportunities available for remote students (moms and high school or homeschooled students included!)Preparing Your Heart and Home to Say Goodbye to Your College Kid :: Episode...
You'll find tips, laughs, and a tug or two at your heartstrings in this episode.What We Wish We Knew About Parenting College-Aged Kids :: Momfessions Podcast :: Episode...
Not only are these young adult years stretching for the child, but they are also stretching for the parent. So, how can you best navigate them?Calling All College Moms
I'm finding that box club is far more than a social gathering to me. It's a tangible way to mother in this new season. It's building community with other moms and showing love to our college kids who are scattered all across the country. It's the perfect combination of my love of event planning, bargain shopping, and creativity.College Prep for Parents :: When to Save and How Much
According to the College Board, the average price of tuition for 2017 is $9,410 for a public four-year (in-state student) and $32,410 for a private four-year college. It is hard to know what it will cost in 18 years; many people say the trend of around a 6 percent annual increase will continue, while other reports think the bubble will burst at some point. What we can be certain of is the cost of tuition will be more than it is today. - Learning Differences & Disabilities
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Indoor Fall Sensory Activities for Toddlers
With these indoor fall sensory activities, you can create a magical autumn atmosphere even when the Texas weather is still warm. Sensory play helps a child learn and integrate the five senses: Smell, touch, sight, hearing, and taste.Dyslexia Resources for Students in the Fort Worth Area
Whether your education choice is private, public, or home, your child doesn't have to do this alone -- and neither do you.Education Interrupted :: Episode 91
Education interrupted is now turning into education redirected.Support Local Female-Owned Brands with These Creative Teachers Gifts
Gift cards to Starbucks and Target are always "appreciated," but these local, creative gifts for teachers will make them feel extra special.8 Wildlife Attractions Worth the Road Trip from DFW
Who is ready for a road trip to see -- perhaps, even feed -- exotic animals?10 Ways to Engage in Your Child’s Education
Whether your child seems destined for ivy league or you are just trying to make it through this week, I invite you to consider trying these 10 ideas to engage in your child's education.50 Show-and-Tell Ideas
Show and tell is one of your child's first tries at public speaking, so give them something to talk about. Here are 50 show-and-tell ideas that will spark a story in your child to show and tell his or her classmates.Choosing One Child’s Educational Needs over the Others
I titled this article "When the School Year Isn't Going the Way You Hoped" intentionally because the school year likely feels pretty normal to my son by now.How to Reduce the Stigma of ADHD as a Parent
You have to give yourself grace through this journey. You will make a mistake and you will have amazing days.3 Steps to Navigating Elementary School with an Autism Diagnosis
If you think your child might be on the autism spectrum, the earlier you get a diagnosis, the better equipped you'll be through the elementary years.
