Once school is out summer is a great opportunity to visit colleges and universities. Tours can be overwhelming considering the amount of information that is thrown at you. Additionally, your memories of schools may overlap. There are so many things to consider. Scroll down to find the link to the College Research Guide! Before your […]
by: Steffen Strayer Were I to tell my past self anything, it would likely be to not blame myself for things over which I have no control and not make it about me. When my daughter was first thought to have Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, she was in the second grade. Her grades were good, but […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. 17 million children in our country have a mental health disorder. Wow! According to Dr. Koplewicz, President of the Child Mind Institute, seventy five percent of all psychiatric illness occurs before the age of twenty five. Fifty percent occurs before the age of fourteen! This is why it is […]
I would tell my younger self that things will work out well. Balance and moderation can be like acronyms with each letter representing a message. B-Be loving to those you love and pleasant to others A-Adapt to situations. Recognize what you can control L-Learn every day. Don’t procrastinate learning A-Action is your friend. The biggest […]
Atlantic Coast High School: Registration open through May. Cost is $160. Classes held from 7:30-3pm in June and July with no Friday dates. The class consists of three parts – classroom, driving range, and street driving. You must average a 70% on all tests in each part to qualify for your Drivers License waiver. Samuel […]
Isn’t technology great? You can check your kid’s grades whenever you want to know how they are doing in school. This can be good and bad though. I know parents who check their student’s grades online every week, every day, or sometimes multiple times a day. This causes the parent and the teen undue stress, […]
