Want to take in the festivities with a Christmas light display tour? We’ve compiled a list of must-sees to safely embrace the spirit of the season.
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By submitting the required items, the option to submit your application fee along with your preliminary supplement will become available. We encourage all our families to submit their preliminary applications to the schools on their list by the start of Holiday Break!
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Pour some cocoa and cozy up on the couch with a new Christmas book to unwrap with your kiddo.
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I’m thrilled about this month’s Parent Book Club pick! In December, we are featuring “The SuperMom Myth: Conquering the Dirty Villains of Motherhood” by Becky Kopitzke.
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Want to incorporate some more intentional time this holiday season? Here are a list of 40 reasonable and cost-effective ways to sneak some magic into the mundane.
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Today’s treat unveils the tips and tricks to conquer Ravenna, update your profile, and how best to fill out the preliminary sections of the application.
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Today’s treat will help you streamline all information that you’ve identified and collected over the past few days
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Today’s treat encourages prospective families to start compiling a short list of schools. This can seem scary and overwhelming, but it shouldn’t! Again, you’re not held to any of these schools. At this point in the process, it’s just helpful to have tangible representation of the direction you’re heading. You can adjust the route, as needed.
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Today’s treat encourages prospective families to start compiling a short list of schools. This can seem scary and overwhelming, but it shouldn’t! Again, you’re not held to any of these schools. At this point in the process, it’s just helpful to have tangible representation of the direction you’re heading. You can adjust the route, as needed.
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Today’s treat in our School Admission: Treat or Treat series encourages prospective families to mine for meaning. November is the month to start combing through school websites, parent forums on Niche.com, NextDoor.com, GreatSchools.org, and others to understand the why behind the why.
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When making arguably the second largest investment (average K-12 private school tuition in Atlanta is hovering around $280,000), you want a school home you can trust and one that both supports and challenges your student. Today, we unpack Treat #2 to help guide parents through the application journey.
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We’re excited to feature this month’s book pick for our Parent Book Club! Can’t wait to hear insight from parents of lower, middle, and upper school students as it relates to choosing an innovative and relevant K-12 environment.
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The school admissions process can drum up feelings of anxiety, stress, confusion, and doubts. Today, we unveil Treat #1.
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Whitehead Learning Group believes that every student deserves to thrive. To that end, we are honored to partner with Thrive Global Project, a 501(c)(3) committed to breaking the cycle of poverty by means of championing quality education.
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As we welcome in another fall season, we wanted to share some treats on how to begin the school admissions process. Follow along with us over the next week for what you need to know!
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Atlanta Area psychologists have had to pivot—and quickly. Several therapists are now offering virtual assessments of the JATP. Should you opt for a virtual evaluation? What should you expect? How can you prepare? We share strategies and insight.
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AAAIS member schools are still requiring the JATP for the 2021-2022 school year. However, given health guidelines and social distancing, parents and students alike are worried about how this impacts this standardized cognitive assessment. Today, we unpack what you need to know so you can help your child feel confident.
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Wow, the independent school application process will be different than ever before! Thinking of transitioning to private schools next Fall? Click to learn What’s Changing, How You Can Helping Your Child Adapt, and What You Can Do Today to Prepare.
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So many schools have opted to go test-optional this year. Here’s an updated (as of 8/2/20) curated list from FairTest—separated by Liberal Arts schools and regionally ranked universities.
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For recruiting and judging students, colleges face the reality that they may not be able to visit high schools or rely on their rubrics. But in the last week, a new issue has emerged for colleges: high schools. Whether it's the announcement of online learning or a hybrid model, these decisions have a profound consequence on college admissions.
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