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Ripped from the Headlines: Reading Levels Drop in the US

Reading Levels are Dropping Nationally If you have been keeping up with the latest educational news, then you have been just as startled as we have been at the recent reading and math scores. With sites like NPR, Education Week, and the New York Times reporting the lowest scores in decades it has ...

 

2024 Educational Link Round-Up: Harvard requiring SAT scores, FAFSA Challenges, and Math Instruction.

With so much information out there, it can be hard to sift through it all! Thankfully our directors here at AJ are here to curate some of the more important educational news out there today. Take a peek below to learn the answers to the questions: Does Harvard require a standardized test? What is ...

 

3 Ways to Build an Activities List for Colleges

Summer is traditionally a time for relaxation, travel, and rest. But for high school students gearing up for college applications, summer offers a unique opportunity to strengthen their activities list, providing a platform to showcase their passions, develop new skills, and gain invaluable ...

 

Educational Link Round-Up 1

Are you feeling overwhelmed as this school year gets into full swing? Maybe you are still on the fence about joining the AJ Family, and that’s okay! We are a group of educators, we are parents, and at the end of the day we want to be a part of your support system in whatever way that we can. ...

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