Education
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Why a cat plush is the ideal gift for a child
A child’s world is filled with discovery, play, and learning. In this universe, toys hold a special place, acting not just as sources of entertainment, but also as tools for development. Among the multitude of available options, the cat plush stands out as a particularly relevant and beneficial choice. Its timeless appeal combined with its positive impact on a child’s well-being makes it a gift worth considering for any occasion, whether a birthday, a celebration, or simply a gesture of affection. A companion for comfort and security The primary appeal of a plush toy lies in its ability to offer comfort. A cat plush provides a reassuring presence for a…
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Back to School: Students “Let it Roll” Designing Mobile Merch Carts for Theme Park Design Competition
First-ever competition invites high school students to imagine a theme park element, connect with industry pros, and win a college scholarship ORLANDO – From the thrill rides and performances to the shops and restaurants, every element of a theme park experience is crafted with intention. Now, an all-new design competition hopes to find the experience designers of the future—and winners will earn a college scholarship and a trip to Universal Orlando Resort. The first-ever Theme Park Design Competition presented by Ringling College of Art and Design will be open to all U.S. high school juniors and seniors from September 1 to November 30, 2025. This year, the competition requires all…
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ClassDojo for Districts Unveils New Features for 2025–26 School Year
Built with customer input, ClassDojo’s new tools unify communication, streamline oversight, and introduce AI to save teachers time while helping districts navigate budget uncertainty at no cost SAN FRANCISCO, July 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — ClassDojo today announced a major expansion of its ClassDojo for Districts platform, launching new features designed to help district leaders unify communication, strengthen family engagement, and streamline oversight across schools—all while helping districts adapt to deepening budget pressures. With ongoing cuts to federal education funding, leaders are under increasing pressure to do more with less. These new updates—available for the 2025–26 school year—offer a cost-free solution built directly from feedback from superintendents, chief technology officers, and school public relations officials. The…
