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For 3 days in NOLA, I spent a total of $365 (excluding the AirBnb), and that included excursions and eating out.

Learn about Universal Orlando's Deaf-friendly accommodations and the IBCCES Accessibility Card.

Experience the magic of Disney World Orlando with Disability Access Services (DAS) and navigating the park with various disabilities.

Embark on a girls' weekend trip to Key West, Florida for sun, sea and unforgettable memories. From yacht stays to local eats, find out more.

A must-read guide for a fun and budget-friendly family trip to the Windy City that includes the top Chicago family friendly attractions.

Experience the magic of Christmas year-round at Frankenmuth and dive into fun at Zehnder’s Splash Village indoor waterpark.

Access to technology allows students “to be exposed to a plethora of resources and supplements beyond the textbook,” Attallah says.

Plan a big city family vacation in Toronto with kid-friendly activities and multicultural experiences on a budget.

Art teacher Lourdes Fuller firmly believes art class is a lab. The design cycle, she argues, is very much like the STEM process.

Discover the ultimate family-friendly vacation at Barcelo Bavaro Palace in the Dominican Republic that doesn't break the bank.

Renee Dawson plays the role of "tech fairy godmother" by helping teachers incorporate tech into their curricula.

Explore scenic trails, gaze at cool rock formations and cozy up in a cabin at your next family hiking adventure in Hocking Hills, Ohio.

Uncover the charm of a San Antonio getaway filled with history, culinary delights and the enchanting River Walk. A must-visit!

From novice to expert techie, 4 cross-curriculum lessons for diverse learners. It’s no secret that students seize the opportunity to use...

Innovative augmented reality and virtual reality apps that are a perfect addition to any classroom curriculum. Are you a teacher looking...

Brenda Rios Brombacher earned a full scholarship from Verizon as a teenager; now she pays it forward.

In the Verizon Lab, students knock down bowling pins using robots, which they learn to operate through coding and apps.

Using a green screen and a microphone, students create videos in the style of public service announcements but with middle school flair.

“I have found children who never found success in anything else and now they are technology leaders.”

Students at a Verizon middle school credit their educators with helping them succeed in class and inspiring future careers.