Lagniappe offers the freedom and flexibility of homeschooling for students and brings parents into the picture, too. Beyond academic excellence, homeschooling with Lagniappe allows parents to actively participate in their child’s educational journey, instilling core values, ethics, and beliefs.
It’s that time of year again. As summer draws to a close, local department stores advertise with bright red apples, crisp notebooks, and sharp yellow pencils for back-to-school. Teachers send out long lists of supplies, and children dread the time they will become...
It’s no secret that standardized tests are significant milestones in a student’s academic journey. They act as gateways to higher education, sometimes meaning the difference between paying for school with loans or earning scholarships. Since these tests play such an...
Ah, summer! A time for fun, sunshine, pool parties, and… tutoring? Most people would not consider tutoring an essential aspect of summer break, but it offers incredible benefits. Receiving tutoring over the summer months not only prevents learning loss but also provides students with the tools to excel in the upcoming semester. In this post, we’ll explore some of the advantages of summer tutoring.
We have compiled a list of 10 of the top US colleges to consider, for every ACT score range. All you need is 31 or above, and you can apply to Yale or Princeton. If your score falls between 25 and 30, you'll have a choice from high-quality schools like Indiana...
With "school" barely resembling the school we have all known and experienced for years, things are plenty different now. That includes not only where classes are held and how they are carried out, but also how kids are doing homework, what they are doing to keep busy...
The SAT, once viewed as a critical step to getting into college, will be shorter and administered online amid a major shift in its format brought on by the pandemic and the test's growing irrelevance.The paper test currently takes roughly three hours to complete, but...
The SAT announced it will be changing to an online format in 2024, but current students and their families are still faced with two paper-and-pencil exams: ACT and SAT. These college admissions tests are similar, but most of my clients want to know which test is...
The Math Section of the ACT can be scary, especially if a student has never taken the test before. Many students already claim that math is their worst subject, or that they hate math class. This makes this portion even more daunting. The math section does not have to...