In honor of Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Lowell librarians Christine McDaniels and Melissa Hill selected a list of books available in Lowell's libraries written by and about Asian Pacific Islander Desi American...
As we honor Asian/Pacific American Heritage month, May marks a poignant time of reflection and action for members of the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) community grappling with March's deadly spa shootings in Atlanta and...
If you find yourself looking for schools and you’ve missed the standard admissions deadline, you’re not alone! Mid-year or late admissions are not only a viable option but a situation that many families (even the most well-prepared)...
Working, playing, and learning from home—it’s a lot to manage, and the end isn’t really in sight yet. Time to bring in the reinforcements! Involving grandparents or grandfriends in your family’s weekly (or daily) life is a great way...
What week is it? Where are we? Are we done yet? Where are the kids? Have I finished any work today?
We can see the end in sight—at least the school year’s end. We have no idea what the summer (or fall) will look like, but mandatory homeschooling is almost done. And, we want to finish strong! Think about all of the resiliency we are...
We know. You’re starting to lose it. The weeks are piling on top of each other. They are passing by so slowly, and then it’s Friday again. How is time so slow and fast all at the same time? It’s Groundhog Day every day.
If your child is resisting remote learning, you are not alone. It’s similar to learning an instrument for the first time: In the beginning, it’s exciting. Then, when harder pieces that require more determination and practice come...
Having school at home is hard—you now have a calendar for yourself and for all your children’s Zoom meetings and homework assignments. You’ve figured out new routines for your family, and it’s working, mostly. There are good days and...