The Bay District Schools’ annual Excellency in Education awards were held Saturday morning at Bay High School. The ceremony is a chance for district leaders ...

This video offers practical tutorials on crafting unique Teacher's Day cards using everyday items found around the house.

These versatile strategies—from brain dumps to speed sharing—help students track their own progress while informing your next instructional steps.

For everyone else, it’s a culinary adventure where you can sample global flavors without updating your passport. The store’s food aisles are particularly popular with local chefs and home cooks ...

Dear Eric: This is in response to “Unthanked”, whose daughter struggled to send thank you notes after a shower. When we would host a shower, we had everyone address an envelope (for the thank you ...

Dear Eric: I’m the first to recognize we live in a different world than 20 or 25 years ago. That is to say everything seems to have become so fast-paced; everyone is always busy, no time for anything, ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Trunchbull types notwithstanding, most teachers we know fall somewhere on ...

The end of term is almost upon us. We’re creeping towards those final Nativities, Christmas concerts, carol performances and Christmas exams. The WhatsApp groups are alight with discussion and talk at ...

A handwritten thank-you note is a special way to show appreciation, as the medium becomes part of the message. Keep your message short and sincere, and send the note within two weeks of receiving a ...

Considering the demands associated with being a teacher, ensuring staff are properly rewarded for the work they do is crucial, writes Gail Cohen, director general of the UK Gift Card and Voucher ...

Writing wedding thank you cards is probably the — if not among — last thing(s) you want to do after the whirlwind of your big day. Maybe you’re still away on your honeymoon, soaking up the first few ...