Do you think your child has learned enough academically during the past year? If you’re unsure, you’re not alone. With plans to return to normalcy planned, what can we do […] Read more »
We were beginning to wonder, What’s going on? Then, just as April was passing the baton to May, word arrived that yes, indeed, there will be a two-party election in Peekskill this year. The what’s-going-on […] Read more »
Choosing a college is the culmination of many years of hard work on the part of the student and their families. It’s an achievement symbolizing both one’s identity as a […] Read more »
When parents and guardians ask me what to do to help their kids handle the stresses of standardized tests, I tell them the first step is not to say a […] Read more »
Online education is an obvious trend of both the present and the future. Here are the most significant strengths and weaknesses of online learning. Read more »
Time management is one of the most important things for successful learning. It allows students to complete their college assignments on time, become more productive, and boost their academic performance. […] Read more »
Each year, as my high school juniors step onto the proverbial diving board and prepare to launch headfirst into their college admissions process, something invariably stops them from taking the […] Read more »
The road to college is a path primarily defined by its destination. While this destination may vary greatly from student to student, the larger objectives of gaining acceptance to a […] Read more »
Medicare is a federal program for people 65 or older – or under 65 who qualify on the basis of a disability – and you’re a U.S. citizen or legal […] Read more »
The Rockefeller State Park Preserve has never been more popular, its wide-open spaces offering fresh air and freedom during Covid’s constrictions. But the preserve, with over 60 miles of carriage roads to […] Read more »
