In Anne Cochran’s last installment of her 10 part series on college, she discusses the best way for an adult to help their teenage student – by being the parent and NOT a friend.
How many colleges should I apply to? More than you might think. One of LA’s top college counselors on the ins & outs of college applications & financial aid
College Admissions will never be the same, so it’s time to change your strategy. 4 helpful tips on how to move forward with the college application process.
What does the college experience look like in a pandemic? The reality is that it’s always changing. Isn’t that part of the wonder and excitement of it all?
Our very own education expert, Anne Cochran, discusses the importance (or un-importance) of extra-curricular activities for HS students in Part 6 of her ingoing college series.
Anne Cochran’s honesty is so refreshing in her article on how a parent’s involvement in the high school life of their teen is crucial for success!
In the world in which we find ourselves, Anne’s Part 4 of her series takes a beautiful unexpected turn as college results come in for her students.
Anne Cochran’s college series focuses on what happens after your child attends a four year college…. don’t worry, it’s going to be ok…
Part 2 of Anne Cochran’s 10 part series on how parents can help their kids find a right fit college.
Meet our newest columnist – Anne Cochran! If you have a teen or know a teen her insights on college are for you.
Dove Rose give us ideas on how to stay curious! Keep it Fresh in the Kitchen, on the Drive and in your Life. New ideas to keep our mind alive!
Jeanette Dubois explores how curiosity can change the landscape of how we all look at things. When we are stay curious, we open up the space for miracles!
We know it may be hard to believe, but a lot of good things happened in 2020! There were good deeds galore, kindness, compassion, many notable firsts and quite a few comebacks.
Jean revisits World Vision’s Kenya Big Dream and we feature a powerful , award winning short film from World Vision called “Messania’s Story”
We are going through a challenging time and Dora Miller examines some of the education pitfalls and solutions we and our students are experiencing.
The wonderful Simply Youth Institute provides educational mentorship and innovative courses to young women in disadvantaged areas, enabling them to achieve financial stability and empowering them to live in a state of holistic peace.
If we didn’t know it before the pandemic, we certainly know it now – it takes talent, passion, and a whole lot of love to dedicate your life to being a teacher. In this month’s Happy Headlines we highlight the teachers who educate, enlighten, and inspire us!
Post-College Blues are very common right now, especially during the pandemic. Read how Michaela Klundt, a UCLA graduate, navigated her spiral downward to reveal a kinder, gentler path for herself.
Margo Day and the Kenya Big Dream is creating huge hope for Kenya’s youth by working to end female genital mutilation (FGM) and child marriage.
A truly heart-felt interview with actor, Cindy Drummond, about her volunteer work with the LA Animal Rescue- a non-profit that gives ALL animals a new lease on life!