Finding the time to boost their college transcript can be a challenge for many high schoolers. Plenty of teens have jobs, extracurricular activities like sports and clubs, and social lives that fill their schedules. It is important, however, that college-bound students take the time to enhance their college transcripts to make the best possible impression on university admissions teams when the time comes to apply.
A few months ago we shared part one from our Unlocking Executive Dysfunction webinar. Part two is now available and dives into useful tools for challenges related to executive function from guest speaker, Rose Saluti.
When your child is struggling, how do you know when it’s time to switch schools? A parent and educator, Holston Academy’s Head of School, Dr. Christina Seamster, gives three signs to watch for.
How to Transfer to an Online School Mid-Year December 16, 2024 Once you’ve decided to make the change to a new school, it’s time to look at how to smoothly transfer from public school to online school. Our blog post provides helpful steps, and don’t forget to download and print our PDF checklist to keep […]
Whether your child attends an online school or brick-and-mortar, many teens struggle to find a comfort zone when it comes time to study. There are more distractions for teens than ever, which is why it’s important to students–both online and traditional–to develop good study habits and we have a few tips to help!
Holston Academy recently hosted another Coffee & Connections webinar, an opportunity for everyone in the Holston community–and beyond–to get together and discuss today’s most relevant topics in the world of education. This session is part one of a two-part series that covers Executive Disfunction insights and tips and tools.
Considering an online class for the second semester? Explore the benefits of taking an online class, including independent study skills, access to advanced courses, career exploration, and meeting students nationwide. Holston Academy offers a wide range of AP, dual enrollment, and elective courses to help your student succeed in high school and beyond.
This guide highlights critical actions students should undertake from the outset of high school through to the summer before their senior year, ensuring thorough preparation for the college admissions endeavor. This article focuses on senior year.
When it comes to a student’s performance in school, there’s only so much parents can do to ensure their child is succeeding in the classroom and we’re learning there’s a major disconnect between teachers, parents, students, and actual school performance. Read on for some shocking statistics and potential solutions to a growing problem.