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Preparing for Senior Year: Tips for Students to Finish High School Strong
Parents, this is it: the culmination of your child’s hard work! Senior year is an important one, and while much of the work to prepare for college admission takes place during junior year, there are still many tasks and to-dos that your student needs to stay on top of, and a great deal of mental preparation for the next big chapter: college.
Here are several tips for your student to help them prepare for this critical year.
Returning Back-to-School Post COVID-19: Tips to Make the Transition Successful
The transition back to school after the summer break always requires some adjusting for students, but the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year might be extra challenging. In this post, we share tips to make the transition back to school post-COVID-19 a success.
Students Can Travel ‘Anywhere’ They Want To Go with Huntington Learning Center’s 2021 Summer Reading Adventure
Let the adventure begin! It's time to grab your passports and join Huntington for a summer-long journey where we let our imaginations run wild, and catch up on some of that reading we missed during this crazy school year. Stay on track to be reading at grade level this fall, and have FUN doing it! Reading Adventure is free and open to all families!
Eight Ways to Support Your Child’s Reading Habit
Developing reading habits among children takes persistence and patience on parents’ part. And with reading playing such an important role in a child’s education, Huntington Learning Center says that the effort is definitely worth it.
Four Ways Your Student Can Make the Most of Spring Break
Spring break is coming up fast! Today the Huntington Learning Center blog shares four ways that you can help your student make the most of their time off.
Huntington Learning Center Celebrates Read Across America Day 2021
At Huntington Learning Center, we believe that strong reading and comprehension skills play a vital part in every facet of children’s education - not just in humanities classes, but in science and math as well. That’s why, on Read Across America Day, we’re encouraging parents and children to make reading together a daily habit.
Six Questions for Parents to Decide When Children Need Tutoring Help
School isn’t easy for every child. For some, it brings periods of challenges; for others, it is a constant roller coaster of highs and lows. Huntington urges parents to take this six-question quiz to see whether the issues their children are experiencing require intervention sooner than later
Why Some Children Lack Motivation (and How Parents Can Help)
If you’ve ever noticed your child seeming lethargic or unmotivated, you’re not alone. At Huntington, we see many reasons students lose motivation, but here are a few of the most common.
Evaluating Your Student’s Midyear Progress During the COVID School Year
In a typical school year, it’s smart for parents to use the midyear report card as a chance to “take a pulse” on their children’s learning progress. This year the midyear report card will be more important than ever to your student's success.
Seven Ways College is Different From High School
College is very different from high school. But how exactly? Here are seven of the biggest ways that the two differ to make your teen aware of.
