As the summer draws to a close and the new school year approaches, parents and teens alike may feel a mix of excitement and anxiety as they prepare for back to school. The transition from vacation mode to school mode can be challenging, but with some thoughtful preparation, it can also be smooth and successful.
Here are some tips for parents to help their teens get ready for back to school.
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It’s that time of year again–back to school is quickly approaching. Feeling overwhelmed? Wondering how you will ever schedule, organize and take care of all the tasks that loom ahead during the next school year?
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Ah Back to School….
It’s a million degrees outside and the aisles at the store are crowded and bare of the exact supplies your student needs to start the year.
You want to set you and your student up for the best possible school year, but are finding overwhelm at every turn. They are sold out of the twin XL dorm sheets your daughter had her heart set on. Your son wants to visit every college on the west coast and the east coast and all the ones in the middle as well. You found out you were supposed to keep your “Band Mom” t-shirt from last year, but you painted your fence in it and now….
Or maybe you are taking your baby to college and are wishing with all your might you could wear that ratty “Band Mom” t-shirt in the concession stand just one more time.
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As the parent of a soon-to-be high school senior, you’re on the cusp of an exciting yet challenging journey. The final year of high school is a pivotal time, filled with critical decisions, deadlines, and preparations for the next big step: college.
Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you and your high school senior navigate this crucial year smoothly and effectively.
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As your student transitions into their junior year of high school, the journey towards college becomes more focused and intense. This pivotal year is crucial for academic growth, standardized test preparation, and exploring future opportunities.
Here’s a guide to help you and your high school junior navigate the essential college-related tasks ahead.
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As your child transitions into their sophomore year of high school, it’s a great time to start thinking about college. While it may seem early, planning ahead can alleviate stress and set your child on a path to success. Where your child goes to school directly impacts the success of their education, from Shrub Oak International School to local home school efforts, your child’s sophomore year deserves to be great. They should feel comfortable and happy wherever you’re sending them, and it’s important that you have the time and the patience to seek out the right facility for your kids.
Here are some tips to help guide you and your soon-to-be high school sophomore through the college prep process.
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Entering high school is a significant milestone for both students and their parents. This transition can be exciting, nerve-wracking, and filled with opportunities for growth. As parents, your support and guidance are crucial in helping your student navigate this new phase.
Here are some tips to help you and your soon-to-be freshman plan for a successful and fulfilling high school experience.
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Summer break is approaching and it’s an excellent opportunity for students to invest in their future. Whether you have a rising freshman or a soon-to-be senior in your home, there are steps they can take during the summer months to enhance their college readiness. Let’s delve into college prep strategies tailored to each grade level.
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Mother – noun – a person who does the work of twenty. For free. (see also superhero, warrior, saint).
Sunday is Mother’s Day. No amount of pay can adequately communicate how much a mother is really worth. Her value is priceless. They say you can’t put a price on love, but can you put a price on what a mother is worth?
Salary.com thinks you can and their annual Mom Salary Wizard lets you calculate just how much all your mom work is worth based on real salary data.
From a survey of over 6,000 moms, they found that these super-human women perform a huge range of jobs all rolled into one: from CEO to Psychologist, a mom’s work is never done.
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College fairs are often bustling events, filled with eager students, university representatives, and stacks of brochures. While the thought of navigating through a sea of booths might seem daunting, attending a college fair can be an invaluable experience for anyone considering higher education. If your student is a high school junior just beginning their college search, here’s why they should make it a point to attend college fairs.
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