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Growing Up in Public: Overemphasis on College Admissions
Colleges don’t “dig up dirt” on social media. Overemphasis on college admissions sends the wrong message about what truly matters.
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The Challenges of the Middle School Parent
Decades of research show that the middle school years are the number one most challenging time in the life of…
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Financial Aid for Private School: Common Questions Answered
What is Financial Aid? Will applying for financial aid affect my chances of getting into a private school? Our helpful…
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Why Voice Matters—and How to Harness It for College Admissions Essays
When students embrace the dedicated writing and revising process that the strongest personal essays demand, a wonderful thing happens: they…
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Boarding School: Answers to Parents’ Most Common Questions
We've all heard of boarding school, but what does it mean to consider sending your child to boarding school today?
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How to Use the “I Do, We Do, You Do” Model to Build Emotional Well-Being in Teens
Amanda Morin Former Vice President Learning and Knowledge, Jed Foundation (JED) We know that connection and a sense of belonging…
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10 Tips for Applying to Middle or High School in NYC
Applying for middle or high school at NYC independent and private schools seems complicated, especially if you didn't grow up…
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Two New State Bills in New York Can Make Kids Safer Online
There are two new bills in the New York state legislature that will protect kids online, and they're gaining momentum.
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10 Tips for Winter Break with Upper Elementary and Middle School Learners
By focusing on these tips during the upcoming school vacation, parents can engage in important observations and conversations that allow…
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Work the Line
The college process, like fishing, is not always linear, following a preordained path, but with support, encouragement, and unconditional love,…
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