Nationwide students across the board are performing better in mathematics and English language arts, according to preliminary 2016 state test results for grades 3 to 8 recently released. The gains are in almost every grade and subject and across almost every student...
Most students take the SAT and SAT Subject Tests during their junior or senior year of high school. And, at least half of all students take the SAT twice — in the spring as a junior and in the fall as a senior — in an effort to improve their scores. The next SAT test...
Writing poetry is all about self-expression: being heard and being understood. Now, students can share their stories and win a $1000 college scholarship, too! Telling your story What do poetry and being a poet mean to you? Why did you decide to become a poet? How did...
Summer is the perfect time for kids to learn something new. Long, uninterrupted blocks of pressure-free time create an ideal atmosphere, absent of the rote memorization and test anxiety that are all too common during the school year. But learning something new doesn’t...
The scholarship is only open to entrants who are currently enrolled in high school or college and plan to pursue any type of post-secondary degree. Eligibility Prior video scholarship winners are not eligible, although previous entrants who did not win may participate...
