The bullying trend is on the rise among America’s top social problems. Although stopbullying.gov reports that 28% of children have been bullied, I believe many children have been bullied, will be bullied, or have witnessed bullying at school. If this is true, each one of us has a role in stopping this trend. Although there are many types of bullying, I will be focusing on the two types: self-esteem/self-worth bullying and ringleader bullying.

As a parent, juggling work and your child's education can be an intimidating task. How can you ensure your child is receiving a quality education while you're at work? How can you best assist them while having your own busy schedule? Don't worry, we've got you covered. In this blog, we'll share some tips and strategies to help you balance work and your child's online schooling successfully.

As high school students prepare for graduation, they will be faced with an important decision: What should they do next? For some, the answer is easy – planning to attend college or university. But for others, taking a gap year may be a more attractive option. Taking a gap year can provide students with an opportunity to travel or work to raise money for college, all while gaining invaluable life experience in the process. In this blog, we'll discuss why taking a gap year after graduating from high school may be beneficial.

High school can be incredibly challenging, and sometimes students and parents are looking at alternatives to receiving a high school diploma. In the vast majority of cases, students should pursue a high school diploma. Earning a diploma typically results in higher wages as an adult and lets employers know that the worker can overcome a challenge.