by Dana Ponsky | May 24, 2019 | Blog, Uncategorized
Summer is around the corner and many families are crossing the final “t’s” and dotting the final “i’s” of their plans. For many high school students however, the pressure to have a summer that is filled with non-stop activities, programs, or travel plans can sometimes...
by Cait Foster | Feb 11, 2019 | Blog
It all started in June of last year when our guidance counselor called a meeting in the auditorium to discuss the high school application process with the 7th graders and their parents. We were handed a massive book with all the high schools in New York City; every...
by Karen Berlin Ishii | Dec 29, 2018 | Blog
For most parents, the smartest, simplest advice I can give is to start their child’s test prep six months earlier than they had planned. “But my older child got into Stuyvesant and he did nothing more than a couple of practice tests in...
by Maurice Frumkin | Dec 29, 2018 | Blog
I often get the question, “We’ve done all this work submitting applications, now what happens and why does it take so long to get results?” The bad news is, there’s a somewhat agonizing wait for 8th grade families across the city to receive their high school...
by Tony Natelli | Jun 14, 2018 | Uncategorized
I have always held a special affinity in my heart for liberal arts colleges. Maybe it’s the small campuses, maybe it’s being able to form close relationships with your professors, maybe it’s the small discussion-based classes. In any case I believe that some students...
