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Understanding the Education Department’s Responsibilities The U.S. Department of Education plays a crucial role in supporting students, schools, and institutions through funding, oversight, and policy enforcement. The DOE is responsible for disbursing Title I funds to elementary and secondary schools that serve low-income students, ensuring that these schools have the necessary resources to provide quality…
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The beginning of a student’s academic journey is an exciting and transformative time, not just for the student but for their family. Parent orientation offers a unique opportunity to connect with the school community, gain valuable insights into the student’s experience, and build confidence about the path ahead. It’s a chance to step into the…
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Wow, can you believe it?! Your student’s junior year already marks the halfway point of their high school journey and is a pivotal time. Colleges and universities look closely at their grades, scheduled courses, and activities when making admissions decisions. For both students and parents, it is imperative to stay on top of the whole…
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As the academic year begins, a new batch of high school seniors typically set their sights on college. They start reviewing options, identifying college costs, and preparing their applications for admission (if they haven’t done so already). When reviewing costs at each school, room and board is a standard line item on the list, especially…
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After 18 years, it’s finally happened: your child is going to college. While this is an exciting time, it can also be an anxious one, especially for parents of young adults who suddenly have an empty nest. Conflicting feelings during moments like these are common. Let’s face it; you’re proud that your child is going…
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The road to college starts now! There are many things your student can do during their high school freshman and sophomore years to make sure they are ready for college and school years beyond. Since colleges look at your student’s accomplishments from ALL four years of high school, you don’t want your child to wait until their…
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Before your high schooler goes to college, it’s crucial that they have particular life skills that will help them thrive. However, some of these core competencies, including important life skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and managing finances, are accidentally neglected, especially if they are activities that school students’ parents normally manage. Without certain life…
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Choosing holiday gifts for students isn’t always easy. Parents, other family members, and friends might struggle to find the perfect option. Similarly, if students want to give their teacher a present to celebrate the holidays, figuring out what to give is often harder than you’d expect. Fortunately, there are plenty of solid options, including many…
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In the world of K-12 education, traditional public and private schools are the most commonly used approaches. However, those solutions aren’t necessarily right for every student or household. As a result, some parents embrace alternative education programs instead. As with traditional schools, alternative education isn’t automatically best for all students. Additionally, there are multiple alternative…
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Seeing your student head off to college is exciting but also a bit scary. A college education doesn’t just mark a major milestone in a student’s life; it’s a significant investment in their future and a transition for parents, too. That’s why tips for parents of new college students are so important. Do you want…
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