June SAT Cancellation: What It Means for Students
Last week, The College Board announced the cancellation of the June 6, 2020 SAT date in light of COVID-19 concerns. We understand that, on top of everything else, this news can feel like a major wrench in students’ college timeline plans. With the June SAT canceled, here’s key information to keep in mind: What Does […]
Maintaining Schoolwork Momentum from Home
Currently, schools around the country are indefinitely closed to in-person classes due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, this has not halted education. Schools are utilizing a variety of means including online learning to make sure students can still study at home. Unless you were already being homeschooled or attending high school online, this is probably […]
Your Daily Schedule in Quarantine with Schools Closed
With COVID-19 disrupting just about every part of our daily lives, many people want to know how to make a schedule that meets their children’s needs. After all, school typically determines most of the familial schedule. With schools across the country currently closed until further notice, many parents feel they’re left holding the proverbial bill. […]
AP Exam Updates for COVID-19: What’s New
COVID-19 is affecting every part of our lives, in anticipated and unanticipated ways, particularly for students in the middle of their school year. Many high school students complete AP courses and exams each year with the hopes of earning college credit. With schools across the country currently closed, you might be worried about whether or […]
Free Test Prep: Online Drop-in SAT/ACT Classes
COVID-19 has everyone learning to do things in new ways, especially in education. However, learning entirely online can pose new challenges to students. Factor in that many high schoolers are getting ready to take the SAT and ACT, and this situation can feel overwhelming. But it doesn’t have to. Students can stay on top of […]
Online Supplemental Education for Grades K-6
Right now, with schools and businesses closed due to COVID-19, many parents are facing new challenges. With students and parents at home together all of the time, balancing activities such as working, social distancing, caring for children, and homeschooling is asking a lot from you. This is especially true if you have elementary-school-age kids (though […]
How Will Coronavirus Cancellations Impact Your College Timeline?
We’re seeing the ripple effects of Coronavirus across our communities in new ways every day. To support public health, we’re suddenly faced with altered schedules, canceled events, and unprecedented school closures. Some colleges have ended their semesters early. More than one million K-12 students have been impacted by schools closing their doors for extensive breaks. […]