Peach Road Park's "Garden Play" invites 3-6-year-olds for gardening activities on April 29, aiming to foster environmental interest. Registration and fees required.

NYC students struggled with technical issues during virtual classes on a snowy day, while Westchester County children enjoyed outdoor activities. Mayor Mamdani's decision against a snow day was criticized as problems with remote learning persisted.

Raleigh Parks offers a childcare program, Weatherbound, for kids during school closures due to bad weather, featuring activities and requiring advance registration.

NYC public schools to resume in-person classes post-snowstorm, with temporary remote learning during the weather event highlighting the city's adaptability.

Abbotts Creek hosts a pre-registered meet-and-greet with the Easter Bunny for families in Raleigh, including free games, crafts, and plush eggs for kids.

NYC officials prepare to reopen schools after a snowstorm, with efforts to clear and salt pathways. Mayor Mamdani indicated that a return to in-person learning will be announced soon.

Wake County Government alerts about the presence of microplastics and offers practical advice to reduce exposure, including using filters and choosing sustainable materials over plastic.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani moved K-8 schooling online to manage a snowstorm, promising no repeat of past remote learning issues, and keeping spirits high with a light-hearted approach.

The City of Waukesha, in partnership with Champion Force Athletics, is offering affordable youth cheerleading classes for kids aged 4-18, aiming to build confidence and skills.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $60 million child care pilot program in NY to improve accessibility and affordability, alongside a broader $4.5 billion initiative for universal child care.

DOE will raise the A+ program fee from $200 to $240 on Aug. 1, 2026. Income‑eligible families may qualify for subsidies that cover the cost.

The City of Moore announced a free Valentine's Day art event for families with required online registration, emphasizing community engagement on February 14.

Texas Governor Abbott announced a task force to improve early childhood education and care, aiming to streamline services and reduce costs for families.