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By Summer Pease Imagine working hard for twelve years, and then it all comes down to one application. No one warns you how hard it is to condense your entire academic and extracurricular life...
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Fog, snow, rain, and partial sunshine all made an appearance in Joe Wooding’s AVID classroom at Options High School in Bellingham on a recent December afternoon. Students used weather patterns to describe their mental state...
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By Summer Pease Making the decision between Running Start or taking AP classes is definitely a big one. There are a lot of things to consider, not only academics but how it will affect you...
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Several years ago, Coretta Hoffman, assistant principal at Mead High School and a former math teacher, found herself searching for a way to support students who struggled with math to get the skills and confidence...
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The journey from high school to the first day of college requires many steps. From college and financial aid application forms, to selecting courses and navigating a new campus, the changes can be daunting. In...
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The financial aid application window opens Oct. 1. What does that mean? Why is it important for students to complete financial aid applications? And where can they get help if they need it? Washington state...
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