Uncertainty, fear and anxiety are all words we have used to describe our feelings as we venture into the uncharted territory of a worldwide pandemic. However, the thought we should all hang our hats on is that things will eventually return to normal. For now, we must become acclimated to a new normal and for our students that means ensuring that your academic skills remain sharp during these tumultuous times. While this time may be overwhelming, there have been a plethora of resources shared in recent days that will assist with extending learning beyond the classroom. Most important, is that students seek to keep their minds engaged and not view the time off from school as a break but rather
Schools are closed, families are working from home, and social distancing has us all taking extreme precautions in our daily life. Amidst all of this, families of high school students who have already begun the college search are left wondering when and how they will explore prospective schools. The Coronavirus outbreak has caused many colleges and universities to cancel campus tours, information sessions and other admission-related activities. The uncertainty and unknowns that have resulted from the spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) have impacted students, families, campuses, and organizations. Traveling to visit colleges and universities is not conducive, and with social distancing, fa
