Holiday Gift Guide: 2018
December 3, 2018While we can’t do your Christmas shopping for you, we’ve rounded up some of the top toys of the season for different ages and stages.
Resource Center Opens at Notre Dame Academy
December 3, 2018The Dr. Suzanne Openlander ‘53 Resource Center is now open at Notre Dame Academy. The new Resource Center has been transformed into a space where students can come together to discover information in a traditional way, use technology to find answers online and explore STEM in a makerspace. Dr. Openlander, who spent her career as
Wolf + Friends App Helps Parents with Special Needs Kids
November 30, 2018Two moms teamed up to create Wolf + Friends, a commerce and community app specifically for moms raising children with special needs. The app is designed for moms to connect with like-minded women in their neighborhoods who are also raising children with special needs such as autism, anxiety, ADHD, sensory processing issues, developmental delays, mental
Great Lakes Collaborative for Autism Welcomes New Director
November 30, 2018There’s a new leader at the Great Lakes Collaborative for Autism. Renee Palacios started as Executive Director in September and is excited to follow her passion of connecting with other parents who have children on the Autism Spectrum. “Taking that first step to have the evaluation done is daunting, overwhelming,” Palacios said. “I feel tremendously
Perrysburg Medical Center Offers 3D Mammography
November 30, 2018Moms, always taking care of everyone else, need to make their health a priority, too. Mercy Health, working to make it even easier for women to have the highest quality of screening mammograms, is now offering 3D mammography at Perrysburg Medical Center. 3D mammography uses X-rays to produce images of breast tissue in order to
Coding Classes Offered at Toledo Public Libraries
November 30, 2018The Toledo Lucas County Public Library offers a variety of coding classes for children and tweens. The King Road branch offers a Code IT Club, where students in grades 4-9 are invited to go beyond the basics of coding to create video games, program a robot or build a website. Students can learn practical skills