Archive: 2026/02

Junior year is often called the hardest in high school, but senior year brings its own kind of pressure. Here’s what actually makes one year harder than another - and how to survive it.

High schools and home schooling offer very different paths for teens. One provides structure and social exposure; the other offers flexibility and customization. Which one works better depends on your child’s personality, your family’s resources, and long-term goals.

A good high school backpack should be 20-30 liters with padded straps, proper weight distribution, and a snug fit. Avoid oversized bags and rolling packs-focus on comfort and health over style.

You can hire help with college applications-but not to write them for you. Learn what’s legal, what’s risky, and how to get real support without crossing the line.

Find out how much you should really pay for a durable, comfortable high school backpack that lasts all four years-without overpaying for flashy features or brand names.

Discover the top backpack brands for high schoolers in 2026, based on durability, comfort, and real student feedback. Learn which models last, which to avoid, and how to choose the right one for your load and budget.

High school is more than just classes and tests-it's about building habits that last. Learn how to manage time, study smarter, connect with teachers, and stay motivated without burning out.

High schools across the U.S. are turning student volunteering into structured, meaningful experiences that build empathy, leadership, and civic skills-not just for college apps, but for life.

Math is the most feared subject in school because it builds on itself - one missed concept can derail years of learning. Unlike other subjects, it doesn't let you bluff your way through. But fear can be overcome with the right support.

Getting all A's in high school isn't about talent-it's about habits. Learn how to study smarter, manage your time, and turn daily effort into consistent top grades without burnout.