A child’s ability to read proficiently by third grade is the biggest indicator of academic success. Children who are not reading proficiently by this age are four times more likely to drop out of school, according to “Double Jeopardy” by the Annie E. Casey Foundation (2012).
Let’s Root For Each Other With fall sports underway, I have been on a few sidelines and one thing is certain– I will never fully understand “offsides”. No matter what
November is Family Engagement Month November is Family Engagement Month! You are your child’s first and most important teacher. This is a time to recognize the important role families play
As we enter the back-to-school season, so many parents, grandparents and caregivers are feeling a flood of emotions. For me, I feel the relief that I don’t have to coordinate
CFRC Column, by Jamie Wiener, Executive Director Someone in my house has started storming off mid-conversation and slamming doors. We live in a hundred-year-old house so at any given point,
With support from Dogwood Health Trust, the Children & Family Resource Center (CFRC) will start a Community Health Doula Program for under resourced families in Henderson County. The multi-year finding
December 11, 2020- HENDERSONVILLE, NC – The Children & Family Resource Center (CFRC) is pleased to announce the award of a grant of $5,000 from the Hendersonville First United Methodist
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