
Summer Before High School: What Rising 9th Graders (and Their Parents) Should Focus On
A Parent-approved roadmap The summer before 9th grade is a mix of excitement, nerves, and that strange feeling that childhood is slipping away. As a

A Parent-approved roadmap The summer before 9th grade is a mix of excitement, nerves, and that strange feeling that childhood is slipping away. As a

I’m not a girl mom. There will be no boho gallery wall. No blush and beige bedding set. No matching towel wraps or mini pink

So your son is heading off to college. You had dreams of monogrammed laundry bags, matching bins, and a navy-and-sage-green color scheme coordinated with the

A week ago yesterday was Seaforth High School’s graduation. It’s a day I’ve looked forward to and yet dreaded all at once. It always gets

The last spring break before college snuck up on me, wrapped in sunshine and the salty breeze of our favorite beach. I watched my son,

This past spring break, my family took a trip to Hawaii—a bittersweet getaway marking the end of an era. With two high schoolers in the

As a parent guiding your child through the college application process, understanding the landscape of available scholarships is crucial. Today, we’re spotlighting five of the

As a parent, supporting your child through the college application process can be both exciting and overwhelming. One of the most significant aspects of this journey is understanding the various types of scholarships available to help fund

As your child embarks on the exciting journey of applying to college, you might be wondering how to best support them through the process. One crucial component of their application is the personal statement. This essay holds significant weight

Being a Mom is a life of contradictions I am sitting on my porch enjoying my coffee this morning but something doesn’t feel right. It
Former high school counselor, mom of two boys, and your guide from freshman year through the finish line. I help parents figure out what matters now, what can wait, and what to do next.
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