By the time your child walks into their classroom for the new school year, it will probably have been about six months since they were in such a setting. With the COVID quarantine that was put into place in March, …
As the quarantine continues on for many states, Illinois for example, and the school year is coming to a halt for most earlier than expected, there is currently a demand by a few governors that we continue to change the …
Even before the quarantine hit and the school year was flipped upside down, there were problems in most public school districts. One of the main issues was that classrooms were overflowing with students. It was not uncommon to find a …
By the time senior year rolls around in high school, many of the students have a good idea about what college they will eventually be moving on to (if they are choosing to attend college) and what their possible major …
It appears all school districts across the country are facing a shortage of funds. And when the school is in the red, one of the first things they reduce or cut entirely are class field trips. It is always a …
Usually around a student’s junior and senior years in high school, if their grades have been above average, they will receive the opportunity to take advanced placement (AP) courses. Hopefully, at this time, school officials will instruct the student why …
Every parent wants their child to grow up into a responsible citizen that does fantastic things with their life. But, unfortunately, parenting is not that easy. Not everyone can be Mike and Carol Brady and raise an incredible bunch. It …
If you are all about competition and competing with your fellow students, you probably would like to earn the absolute best score you possibly can on the ACT or SAT. After all, they are your direct competition when trying to …
A life hack is a shortcut or trick that makes completing an activity easier to do. It may surprise you to know that the are life hacks to achieving a better score on the ACT or SAT standardized exams, too. …
Depending on the college or university, the admissions board there will want you to take either the SAT or ACT standardized exam. There is no way around it as a high school senior. They use your score on these exams …