Ann Dolin 
It can be a tough task to engage your child in summer learning, especially if you have a reluctant reader on your hands. Thankfully, there are some fun and easy ways to incorporate reading without going overboard.
So here are some tips (and book recommendations!) to turn your kids into happy readers over summer break.
Many parents assume that when their child struggles academically, it’s because they lack motivation, are lazy, or simply not cut out for school. However, these assumptions are often misplaced.
The reality is that academic success is not just about intelligence but also about the strength of your child’s executive function skills.
I wish I could say it’s easy to find the perfect balance between a carefree, relaxing summer and making sure your kids are invested in summer learning and prepared for the upcoming school year. But I know it’s a challenge. Here’s exactly what used to work in my house when my kids were younger.
We know that the college admissions process can feel overwhelming, but don’t worry – we’re here to help! With the right information and resources, you and your child can confidently navigate this exciting time, no matter if they’re leaving next year or still have a ways to go.
Our College Consultant, Kristin Landis, J.D., is a seasoned pro when it comes to college admissions. In this blog, she’s answering some of the most commonly asked questions to make sure you’re armed with all the knowledge you need to succeed.
Parents contact our office every day with questions about how their high schoolers can stand out when applying for college and concerns about what they should be doing right now to start the process. So we asked one of our ask our expert College Consultants to weigh in.