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The Latest on AP, SAT and ACT Testing

The Latest on AP, SAT and ACT Testing

May 16, 2020 BP Staff

Listed here are the most recent updates from the International College Counselors. SAT: The College Board canceled the June 6 SAT test worldwide. This is in addition to the May tests that were canceled earlier. [Read More]

Seven Tips for College Financial Aid

Seven Tips for College Financial Aid

May 16, 2020 BP Staff

When learning about financial aid and its associated lingo – the FAFSA, 529 plans and more – it can feel like you’re drowning in alphabet soup. Here are seven tips that will keep you on [Read More]

How to Talk to Kids About Disabilities

How to Talk to Kids About Disabilities

February 29, 2020 BP Staff

“Why do you talk like that?” I heard the question come from behind me as I helped another child in the Sunday school class. “It’s just the way I am.” I heard my sister-in-law wisely [Read More]

Ten Halloween Party Games for Teens or Tweens

August 30, 2019 BP Staff

Halloween has always been an exciting holiday for kids. They get dressed up, hang out with friends and know that a simple “Trick or Treat” means free candy. As our kids hit middle school, costumes [Read More]

Thrifting with Kids

Thrifting with Kids

July 31, 2019 BP Staff

My teenage daughter said the magic words to me after mentioning she needed an outfit to wear to the drama club end-of-the-year event. “Let’s try Goodwill first,” she said, and I had to suppress the [Read More]

What Type of Camp Will Your Child Like?

What Type of Camp Will Your Child Like?

January 31, 2019 BP Staff

When I was younger, I only had one choice for summer camp—the town camp. The town camp was a traditional all-day 6 hour camp with a heavy emphasis on sports. I was more of a [Read More]

9 Great Benefits for Teens Who Go to Camp

9 Great Benefits for Teens Who Go to Camp

January 31, 2019 BP Staff

Summer camp is often a place to send elementary-age kids so they aren’t sitting around the house bored, so they’ll make friends and learn new things while having fun. But as kids grow older, we [Read More]

Progressive Day Camp

Progressive Day Camp

January 31, 2019 BP Staff

Summer camp is a win-win situation for families. It gives parents the child-free time they need to work or care for younger children, while keeping their older children occupied with fun activities. The only disadvantage [Read More]

Teen Drivers

Teen Drivers: Reacting Safely to Different Situations On the Road

October 1, 2018 BP Staff

Because of the likelihood of being stopped by the police or being in a car accident, it’s important that parents teach young drivers how to respond. Both are stressful situations, so parents need to walk [Read More]

The Addict’s Mom Announces Their Nationwide Campaign, Lights of Hope, 2018

September 11, 2018 BP Staff

The Addict’s Mom hopes to highlight: The lack of available resources specifically structured to care for, curtail and combat addiction issues. Campaigns for foundations, such as hospitals, to increase their efforts in treating those plagued [Read More]

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