The word “etiquette” brings to mind arbitrary rules for dinner tables, ballrooms, and high society, but the core concepts of good etiquette are not only
For one reason or another, students inevitably have to interview. Whether the student is doing an admissions interview, trying to land a job, or going
Looking good is important, right? Students, teachers, parents, and everyone else cares about looking good; it’s only natural. What many people may not know, however,
“The challenges we face are irrelevant. I only care about your response.” One of my favorite teachers and mentors repeated this axiom weekly during my
For all age groups, extracurricular activities play a key role both in allowing students to develop their interests, hobbies, and talents outside of the classroom
Social media platforms give adolescents the unique ability to share their lives and connect with others in real-time along with the arguably growing world of
Absences happen to the best of students. People get sick, must travel with their family, or have important events that they must attend. Missing school
First impressions are crucial. They take only seconds to form and a lifetime to repair. With this in mind, it is a valuable life skill
