Bel Air High University Guide - Page 2

Sprayground backpacks are popular among high school students because they blend bold design, affordable pricing, and youth-driven culture. They’re not just bags - they’re statements that fit teen identity and social media trends.

Junior year is the most important year in high school because it’s when colleges evaluate your academic readiness. Your grades, test scores, and course rigor during this year shape your college options more than any other time.

Who can help you apply to colleges? Your guidance counselor, teachers, admissions officers, and even peers can all play a role. Learn who to turn to - and who to avoid - for real, actionable support during the college application process.

High schools play a critical role in shaping lifelong health habits. Learn how simple, practical changes-like later start times, better meals, and movement breaks-can help students sleep better, eat well, and manage stress.

Parental involvement in high school boosts grades, attendance, and college readiness-not by doing the work, but by showing up consistently. Small, everyday actions make the biggest difference.

Selling high school study guides isn't automatically illegal-but copying textbook content or teacher materials is. Learn what you can and can't sell without breaking copyright law.

High school seniors wear kids' backpacks not out of necessity, but as a deliberate statement of freedom, comfort, and rebellion against outdated norms. It's a practical, affordable, and meaningful choice.

JanSport backpacks aren't just for high schoolers - adults use them daily for commuting, travel, and work. Discover why this durable, affordable, and repairable brand remains a top choice beyond school years.

Most high school students should aim for 2 to 4 hours of focused study daily, but quality matters more than quantity. Learn how to build a sustainable routine that boosts grades without burnout.

COVID-19 upended high schools in 2020-2021, forcing remote learning, changing grading systems, and deepening mental health and learning gaps. This is what really happened-and what’s still being felt today.