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Apr 12

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The Post-Admissions Landscape for Middle and High School Applicants

By Priya Nambiar Elementary School, High School, Interviews with Educators, ISEE, Middle School, SSAT, Test Prep

By Priya Nambiar, Nambiar Advising (www.nambiaradvising.com) Come April, after the K-12 admissions season, it’s time to take a deep breath. The previous nine to 12 months have been a flurry of open houses, school tours, campus visits, sporting events, and plays. Then there were the actual applications, which demanded essays (from students and parents!), interviews,…

Mar 10

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100 Day Check In: How Parents Can Build on Strengths and Address Student Needs for the Remainder of the School Year

By Katherine Friedman Elementary School, High School, Middle School, Study Skills

During the month of February, schools around the country celebrate the 100th Day of School. Activities range from art projects using 100 items, dressing like a 100-year-old, and math lessons in which students add and multiply to reach 100. For parents, the 100th day of school is also a great time to gauge student progress…

Jan 11

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Acing the Private School Interview – 10 Questions with Admissions Consultant Gaby Fogelsen

By Gina Hackett Elementary School, High School, Interviews with Educators, Middle School

Navigating the private school interview process can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach and preparation, families can find the best fit for their child. This interview with Gaby Fogelson, a seasoned expert in Los Angeles private school admissions, provides valuable insights into navigating the application process. 1. What time of year do private school…

Dec 07

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Our Nation’s Report Card

By Jeff B. Elementary School, High School, Middle School

Every year, the Institute of Education Sciences (a division of the Department of Education) releases a National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as the Nation’s Report Card. The report assesses educational preparedness in core subjects, such as math and English, and allows government officials, school districts, and other relevant parties to shape educational policy.…

Aug 16

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Interview with an Admissions Consultant: Gaby Fogelson uses her background in private school admissions to tell all

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, HSPT, Independent School Admissions, Interviews with Educators, ISEE, Middle School, SSAT, Test Prep

Navigating the private school admissions process can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach and preparation, families can find the best fit for their child. This interview with Gaby Fogelson, a seasoned expert in Los Angeles private school admissions, provides valuable insights into navigating the application process. 1. What is the most important thing you…