by Susan Henninger SAT & ACT – what you & your teen should know If your son or daughter plans to attend college there’s no
by Carly Lonczak, Rachel Cucchiara Looking to get your teenager away from the screens and electronics this summer? A summer job is a good way to
by Christina Katz Girl Power March 8 is International Women’s Day, a global celebration of the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women and
by Myra Beth Haskell Your teen is off to college. How exciting! She’ll be seeking new opportunities, new friendships, and a new sense of independence.
What was once a quiet, well-structured household can become chaotic overnight as your college student returns for the summer. College Student The freedom that they
. Teen Job How do you know if your teenager is ready to balance the demands of school with employment? A job requires a certain
For years you’ve chronicled your child’s milestones, diligently recording his first steps, first lost tooth, and first school award. Now, as you prepare to visit
by Myra Beth Haskell My brother left for college a year before I did. I cried on and off for most of the ride home.
by Myra Beth Haskell teens traveling This past spring break, my son traveled to England, Brussels and Germany with some friends. This was not the
by Karen Higman Family Vacation with Teen Every family has its unique traditions, but among the most common is the annual family vacation. Whether your
