by Dr. Dennis Garlick
Albert Einstein, Mozart, Frank Lloyd Wright, Steven Spielberg, Bill Gates. You don’t have to be a genius to know what these famous names have in common.
Many parents want their children to be geniuses, but what determines genius?
Raising financially fit children requires parental involvement. Encourage girls and boys to learn math skills and prepare for life by teaching money management, beginning as early as preschool.
Thinking about private school for your child? The quest to find the right school for your child and get her or him enrolled can take at least a year. We’ve developed a 12-month timeline to assist you every step of the way.
You and your child will want a clear idea of exactly what you’re looking for in a private school before you begin the search. Here are some general areas you might consider.
Q: Who should apply for financial aid?
A: Schools encourage all families in need to apply for financial assistance. Families should first evaluate their resources, maximize their earnings, alter spending habits and carefully manage their assets before applying for financial aid. One way to help...
The last, and often most dreaded, step of the application process is one that only your child can do: the personal interview.
what will the school look for? After all, your little one is only 5 years old and has no experience with interviews.
It’s not only your child who gets evaluated in the private-school system. Schools themselves get put through the wringer on a regular basis.
Would you ever buy a car without taking it for a spin? Why not
test-drive your child’s private-school options before making your pick?
