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Teachers' Home Project aims to help educators become homeowners (opens the original)
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FARGO — The Teachers' Home Project is aiming for a strike this weekend. Teacher’s Home Project is a nonprofit that helps educators take steps in becoming homeowners. Organizers say 44% of teachers leave their schools after the first five years, and they hope to help new teachers find roots in communities. They connect teachers with resources such as Habitat for Humanity and housing lenders. The organization will hold a free bowling event 1 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 23, at Kingpinz, 3485 Jacks Way
Dietitian offers tips for packing school lunches (opens the original)
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FARGO — As children prepare for a full day of learning, it's important they are getting the fuel they need to carry them through school. Dietitians say keep school lunches simple. Focus on protein, carbohydrates, a fruit or vegetable, and a food the child enjoys. Pack food that you know a child will eat, and give them some say in what lunch or snack they choose. They say use the two food group snack rule, pairing two foods together: Crackers and cheese, apples and sunflower butter. Carbohydrates
Doctors remind parents to keep kids hydrated (opens the original)
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FARGO — Whether at recess or practice, doctors are reminding how important hydration is to child health, especially as they start another school year. Doctors say young children should drink 16 to 40 ounces of water to stay hydrated. The amount depends on age, with more water needed the older they get. Parents may struggle to get children to drink water. They suggest making drinking water fun with different colored water bottles or stickers. Extreme dehydration can cause acute kidney injury, lea
Mental health tips for teachers returning to school (opens the original)
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FARGO — Back to school can be overwhelming, not just for students, but for their teachers, too. Health professionals say it's important for teachers to place boundaries for their mental health. That could mean having designated work hours, not checking emails excessively and doing things that bring them joy. They say teachers should make leisure time intentional, rather than scrolling on the phone or watching TV. It's also important for teachers to prioritize needs, especially sleep, and find wa
Batman joins Golden Drive fundraiser at Culver’s (opens the original)
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FARGO — The Golden Drive Homeless Kids and Culver’s are collaborating on Thursday, Aug. 20, to raise money for homeless kids. Thursday is Golden Drive's Dine to Donate event. The nonprofit’s founder, Susan Baron, says lines were out the door Thursday morning at Culver’s on 13th Avenue and 46th Street. Twenty percent of Thursday’s sales will go toward helping homeless children. Batman, along with Culver’s mascot Scoopie, are helping to draw in crowds. Baron says the overwhelming support makes eve
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