For most students, choosing a high school is an exciting time. But with so much to consider in making your decision, it can also be a stressful endeavor. You’ve probably found yourself searching for.

As a middle school educator, I often think back to my time as a sixth, seventh, or eighth grader and remember the things that were most challenging and rewarding about those years. One of the things.

Choosing a high school to attend is an exciting time! Whether you are just finishing middle school now and looking to take the next step in your academic career, or you're already in high school and.

Although students typically begin applying to colleges during the fall of their senior year, preparation should actually begin much earlier than that. But how early is too early? And how can parents.

The high school admissions process can be intimidating, especially for parents and students who have never gone through it or who don’t know what to expect from it. This often leads to frenzied.

If you are in the process of evaluating different private and independent school options for your child then you know that most, if not all, schools require parents to sit for an admissions interview.

Middle school is a time of transition. Transitioning between schools, transitioning between social circles, transitioning physically and socially from children into teenagers. And like a lot of.

As parents in the time of the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, the priority is, first and foremost, to ensure your family is staying happy and healthy. Making sure your child is staying engaged in.

With the fall nearly behind us and many families looking ahead to the winter and spring months, it’s important to recognize that the COVID-19 pandemic continues to change the ways families live and.

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has disrupted our lives in so many ways. Social distancing requires us to rethink how we interact with one another in a variety of ways. As parents, many of us.