Category Archives: Elementary School Students
Georgia Tech Pre-College Programs
ECE Outreach: Pre-College Programs The ECE Outreach Office coordinates several major programs for high school teachers and pre-college students of various ages, as well as tours of the School’s facilities and visits to metro Atlanta schools. These activities are organized … Continue reading
University of Georgia Summer Music Camps
Orchestra, Band, Chorus – Grades 6-12 Guitar – Grades 6-12 Jazz Band – Grades 9-12 Piano – Grades 6-12 Please note: Students must have at least one year of experience on their instrument! The University of Georgia Summer Music Camp … Continue reading
Florida State University Summer Music Camps
The FSU Summer Music camps will be entering it’s 71st summer during 2012, and we couldn’t be more excited. We know that selecting a summer camp is a big decision. Finding just the right combination of location, activities and price … Continue reading
Berklee College of Music Summer Programs
Berklee’s Five-Week Summer Performance Program, now in its 26th year, is the largest, most comprehensive summer music program available-anywhere. Better known as “Five-Week,” the Berklee Five-Week Summer Performance Program, with its diversity of study options, world-class Berklee faculty, visiting artists, … Continue reading
Research K – 12 Schools
For parents interested in researching K-12 schools. You may find the following sites helpful. Great Schools School Match School Digger Two other helpful websites School Data Direct and School Matters are currently being redesigned.
First-grade math foundation key to later success
In U.S. Department of Education research, the level of math and science that a student completes in high school is the clearest predictor of a student’s success in college. 2010 ACT results indicate that all college-bound high school seniors had … Continue reading
Elementary school gives students a head start on college!
Many schools are beginning to respond to national research pertaining to the huge college-knowledge gap experienced by students who are not introduced to college planning until high school. For years, this has placed such students at a huge disadvantage when … Continue reading