When senior year actually starts in August, what do you want for your kid? I want them to walk in confident. I want YOU to
It is mid-May. School is almost out. Your kid is fried. You are fried. The dog is fried because you keep forgetting his food bowl
f you have been crying in your closet, your car, or your bathroom lately and you cannot quite explain why, this post is for you.
Josh is job hunting. In the middle of AP exam season, while juggling end-of-year projects and junior year burnout, my junior is also out there
Yesterday afternoon, Josh walked through the kitchen, dropped his backpack on the floor, sat down at the table, and said with the wearied conviction of
If you’ve ever spent more than 24 hours with a husband who is obsessed with the movie Hoosiers, you know there are certain places you
Today is May 1. If you are a senior reading this — you made it. I do not say that casually. I say it because
This week on the podcast I pulled back the curtain on something I have never really talked about publicly before. Not the college essay process
Let me paint you two pictures. Both families have a rising senior. Both families have been meaning to get organized. Both families care deeply about
Here is something that catches almost every family off guard. They spend months focused on the personal statement. They feel prepared. And then August 1
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.
Bring it to my free parent workshop. I teach a little, then we spend real time on your questions.
