Mental Health First Aid for Teens
So many parents say their students are “overwhelmed.” Training in Mental Health First Aid can prepare friends to step in and call for adult help in the event of a mental health crisis.
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Colleges Need Students — Now More Than Ever
By Rick Clark, Director of Admission at Georgia Tech The Future of College Admission? Let me start by saying this: I’m no futurist. My family is quick to point out… Read more »
Today’s Education Forecast: 100% Chance of Change
In just four amazing months since the pandemic took hold, the education world has changed so much. What lies ahead for K-12 schooling this fall? What’s happening with ACT-SAT testing? Buckle up and read on.
Long-Term Impact of Schools Going Online
The virus has cascading consequences in store for the education system, consequences that won’t vanish if and when the virus stops circulating.
Precautions During the Health Emergency
We value our students’ and tutors’ health and well-being above all else, so we are taking these steps to prevent the spread of the virus and asking students, tutors, and… Read more »
Understanding Early Admissions
The following interview with Steve Frappier, Director of College Counseling at Westminster Schools, was posted on the CommonApp.org Blog on December 18, 2019 For the first time, the number of… Read more »
July 4th Quiz
When people become American citizens, they must first pass a citizenship test. Below are ten of the most challenging questions that can appear on the test. Can you answer all… Read more »