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Around the country, schools are closing their doors in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19. But when schools close their doors off schedule, the usual solutions aren’t an option. There are no camps, no grandparents or sitters who can step in on the fly–many are trying to answer the same question for themselves: “What will I do with my children for 3 weeks?!?”
Every year, stories of high school seniors getting into great colleges saturate headlines from March through April. This year, it was Michael Brown, the Houston senior who got full rides from 20 universities. As parents, we hope our kids will be so lucky.
But here's the deal, hope without a plan of action leads to disappointment and frustration. With college on the line, stakes are too high to leave to luck. Here are 3 things we can do to set our rising 9th graders up to have their own headline-worthy college story four years from now.
This weekend, CNN shared the story of Houston high school senior Michael Brown not only being accepted into 20 top tier universities, but receiving a full scholarship at each one. With guidance and support from his mom, Ms. Rutledge-Brown, Michael has fantastic college options. Here are 4 lessons parents and high school students can learn from his amazing success.
