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When my older children were teens, I spent a LOT of money on dissection specimens and chemistry lab equipment. I still have some of that
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I can’t believe that my last two kids are both now in high school! It’s bittersweet. I have been talking with my daughter who’s a
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This year, my younger daughter enters her junior year of high school. You know what that means, it means it’s time to talk about career
Achieve more with high school dual enrollment at Thiel College
As I’ve talked about before, I don’t think that college is for everyone. But, if your teen wishes to pursue a career that requires college,
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Unlike a lot of parents, I don’t think every kid should go to college. In fact, for many kids, it’s not the best choice. They
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Recently, my younger daughter (who is now in high school) and I were discussing future career plans and finding personalized learning options. Her older sister
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Recently, my oldest daughter changed her career choice from freelance graphic designer/virtual assistant to pursue becoming a nuclear medicine technician instead. (What’s that? It’s the
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