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All posts by: Alex Merrill

Teddy was the gentle giant type: tall and a bit pale, soft all around, though he did play a fairly serious role on the lacrosse team. His curly hair only slightly covered the typical awkward teenage acne. His face generally...
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The Scholastic Assessment Test, or SAT, is a crucial milestone in the academic journey of many high school students. Acing this test can open doors to renowned universities and pave the path for a fruitful career. But how do you...
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When I first met Mark, he was in his junior year of high school. He was quite polite and respectful, and had a bit of an intentional disarray going on with his look. His hair hung down his eyes from...
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Greetings to all parents! We recognize the myriad of emotions that standardized testing can evoke: curiosity, concern, and even bewilderment. As a prominent tutoring company with years of experience guiding young scholars towards success, we are poised to provide insights...
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Navigating the maze of high school academia is a task that requires persistence, organization, and, above all, preparation. One of the key milestones in this journey is the unavoidable standardized test – a rite of passage that can pave the...
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Embracing the Future of Education through Artificial Intelligence Introduction The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has brought significant advancements across various industries, including healthcare, transportation, and finance. The education sector, especially for high school educators, is no exception. As technology...
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An article discussing Chatgpt and its implications for parents...
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Thad’s father originally found us through Google. He was a very amped up man, the kind that probably didn’t need to drink coffee but did anyway to take it to an 11. Thadd was a notable baseball player at Greenwich...
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Do you know if your teen has an eating disorder? Here is a story that illustrates what that looks like, and provides answers on how to discover it and what to do...
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An article detailing methods for supporting students who need to miss time at school because of illness....
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