National Dropout Rate

Month: January 2016

  • Becoming a Tattoo Artist Four Helpful Steps in the Right Direction

    In the past few years, tattoo culture has begun to change in unexpected ways. Now that it is commonplace for people to have tattoos, like more than 20% of the adults in the U.S., the creative envelope is continually being pushed. Many parlors have long since deviated from American or Japanese traditional tattoo styles to […]

  • La Casa Offers Affordable Student Housing Programs to Chicago Kids

    A college education can be one of the most valuable things a person can have and it’s becoming more and more popular and available to people across the country. An estimated 6,837,605 students enrolled in 4 year college programs in the United States in 2013. Of course, one of the biggest drawbacks to going to […]

  • How the White House is Helping to Provide Better Early Education

    The importance of early childhood is obvious to anyone who wants to give their child a head start on their future. The benefits are innumerable to give children the structured education they so crave, and it’s not just parents who are recognizing the importance of early education. Even the White House is calling for early […]

  • Are Their Education Programs For My Child Before The Age Of Three?

    Whether a child is one or three, they are never too young to start an education program. Children love to learn and are continually learning from the moment they leave the womb. Young children best learn through play, as their attention spans are limited, and it is important for them to be taught in a […]

  • Why Corporate Childcare Makes Sense

    Being a parent is tough. Being a working parent is even tougher — and that’s why working parents value employers who recognize their difficulties and invest in helping them give their children a great start. The reality is that most children (80%) are in some form of childcare by age four; in fact, just under […]