Free Info Sessions at Radcliffe Creek School
Free Info Sessions at Radcliffe Creek School:
Feb 25 and March 5
CHESTERTOWN Radcliffe Creek School announces two Information Sessions for parents and students exploring educational options on Thursday, Feb. 25 and Friday, Mar. 5 from 8:45 – 11:00 a.m. at 201 Talbot Blvd., Chestertown, MD. Director Molly Judge will discuss Radcliffe’s unique teaching methodologies and the school’s program for bright students with diagnosed learning differences. A student panel and tour of the school will round out the presentation. Students are welcome to attend with their parents. For registration and more details contact Erin Zierfuss at ezierfuss@radcliffecreekschool.org and 410-778-8150 or visit radcliffecreekschool.org.
Radcliffe Creek School is an independent day school designed for students between the ages of 5 – 14 with diagnosed learning differences, including dyslexia. Offering a 3:1 student-to-teacher ratio and m ulti-sensory, research-based instruction, Radcliffe provides a highly individualized learning environment. Students are encouraged to use their unique strengths to balance weaknesses and acquire the skills to become confident, independent learners. Radcliffe Creek School was opened in 1996 on the principle that every student can succeed.
Chiropractic Care Offers Benefits Beyond Easing Neck and Back Pain
13-Year old boy was headache sufferer for four years
(March 9, 2010, Chester). According to a case study published late last fall in the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal & Family Health, a course of chiropractic care was successful in completely eliminating headaches a 13-year old male patient had been experiencing at least five hours a day for four years.
“Headaches are a common disorder affecting two-thirds of the world’s population,” said Chester-based Dr. John Jennings, D.C., “but we are still in the dark about all the causal factors and, in many instances, the most effective treatment options, which often depend on the mechanics of the specific type of headache presented. Experts have recognized 14 distinct types of headache.”
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