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Tag Archives: middle school
Guest Blogger Sandy: What You Can Do Now To Plan for a Successful School Year
While many people think of May and June as the last gasp of the school year, in fact this is the perfect time to plan for the year ahead. Whether you are going to be looking for Kindergarten, middle or … Continue reading
College Planning Starts in the 8th Grade
To navigate life successfully, you must know where you want to go and then plot a way to get there. Sounds straightforward enough! However, when a student is 13 or 14 and just trying to adjust to high school, the … Continue reading
Should Your Child Become an Entrepreneur? Yes!
College admissions councilors have always been on the look-out for the best and the brightest. The student who not only keeps pace with a full workload, an extra-curricular activity, a sport, but who also dances outside the chorus. And most … Continue reading
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