Our families were granted acceptances into several schools. This week and next, we are counseling parents as they navigate their options. We wanted to shared some tips we use when counseling clients in early April before enrollment deposits and final decisions are due on the 15th.
Read MoreLast week, I had the opportunity to join on this semester’s NAPPS (North Atlanta Parents for Public Schools) virtual meeting. This sessions gives an opportunity for all principals of the North Atlanta cluster (Sarah Smith Elementary, Jackson Elementary, E. Rivers Elementary, Bolton Elementary, Morris Brandon Elementary, Garden Hills, Elementary, Sutton Middle, and North Atlanta High) to highlight news and achievements from the current academic year and share their vision for the academic year ahead.
Read MoreCommon App has released their personal statement prompts for the 2021-2022 school-year!
Read MoreThese buzzwords float around committee tables and admissions meetings often. We want to help equip parents to understand more about these terms and what they mean in terms of numbers and spaces available.
Read MoreHave a junior at home? Winter Break is a great opportunity to set aside some time and have an open dialogue with your high-schooler when it comes to college planning. We’ve included some information to help you get started.
Read MoreOne of our most widely FAQ is “when do we start?” So much of an intentional answer is grounded in each student’s needs, academic strengths, goals, and timeline. Yet, because we subscribe to the philosophy of “beginning with the end in mind,” we strategically partner with parents and students to develop a personalized College Application Roadmap that works best for them.
Read MoreWe believe in giving--not just “giving back.” Read about the why behind the why of WLG and how our partnership with Thrive helps us reach vulnerable students further and faster.
Just this week, a US News report released 6 tips to stand out to college admissions committees. Contributor Margaret Loftus interviewed a former Dean of Admissions at Dartmouth College (turned private counselor) Maria Laskaris to offer tangible suggestions to make your application stand out.
Read MoreFive secrets, backed by research, on tangible, practical tips to raising emotionally intelligent kids that become resourceful and responsible community contributors.
Read MoreWe’re excited to share this month’s Parent Book Club pick: “The Super Mom Myth: Conquering the Dirty Villains of Motherhood.” Want to join our discussion? Jump on our Lunch & Learn on Thursday, February 28th at 12:00pm. Registration link and invitation to come
Read MoreHow entrepreneur and millionaire Peter Rahel discovered his strengths—amidst a learning difference diagnosis and failing report cards—which propelled him to success.
Read MoreYour hard work is paying off! This month should yield more admissions decisions (especially closer towards the middle to end of the month). We have listed a checklist of ways you can keep up to date on all outstanding items this month.
Read MoreSometimes, in the hustle of a busy season (hello, admissions deadlines), it can be invigorating to reframe the why behind the why—the reason to why we do what we do.
Read MoreWe have some BIG goals for 2021. But, what remains the same is our commitment to empowering students with the tools they need to thrive in the classroom and beyond.
Read MoreFinals are over, holiday break is in the rearview mirror, and a new semester and fresh year is underway. Parents often wonder how best to support their seniors during this month of waiting.
Read MoreIndependent school deadlines are traditionally the end of January with some supplemental documents (like transcripts, teacher evaluations, and JATP/SSAT reports due mid-February). How to stay on top of all deadlines HERE.
Read MoreThis month’s book pick is Megan Stack’s “Women’s Work.”
Read MoreMetro Atlanta restaurants have expanded their outdoor seating areas and are ready to welcome families to a cozy dining experience. Take some time to rest and recharge these next few weeks!
Read More'Tis the Season for In-Person Events. How to prepare so you make the most of your visit.
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