Hi everyone! Dr. Daily’s office hours scheduled for tonight have been postponed to next Wednesday due to a prior commitment. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to draft them here and leave a comment. Dr. Daily will address them during the next office hours session. Thank you for understanding!

Most people don't know the 2027–28 FAFSA has actually been open since Sept. 23. That's the earliest launch ever, per the U.S. Department of Education. Why care today and not in March? Some state and college aid is first-come, first-served. Once the money's gone, it's gone. Some state and college deadlines can be as early as Oct. 1, 2026. This year's FAFSA uses your 2025 tax return, so you already have everything you need. We built a free FAFSA 5-Minute Parent Checklist: what to gather, the 5 steps, deadlines to watch (including the CSS Profile), and the mistakes that slow families down. Comment "FAFSA" below and we'll send it to you. Source: https://www.ed.gov/about/news/press-release/us-department-of-education-announces-earliest-fafsa-launch-program-history-second-consecutive-year Thanks!

Hey everyone! If you've got a student applying to college this fall, this one's for you. Coach Jo (Gifted Gabber) and Dr. Joe (SupportED Tutoring) are teaming up for a FREE live webinar: "Your College Essay Is Not a Writing Assignment — It Is Your 90-Second Pitch" Here's the thing most parents don't realize: a student can have a 4.0 GPA, strong activities, leadership, and awards... and still write an essay that disappears in the pile. Why? Because it sounds like every other strong applicant's essay. In this session, we'll cover: ✔️ Why "impressive" doesn't always mean memorable ✔️ Why the essay and the resume have completely different jobs ✔️ How an ordinary, everyday moment can make a stronger essay than a big achievement ✔️ The "Essay Spike" — the thing that gives an essay a clear identity ✔️ The 5-part framework we use to evaluate a strong essay Sunday, September 20 8:00 PM EST Live on Zoom No replay — if you can't make it live, you'll miss it. Drop a below if you're planning to join, and tag anyone in this community with a senior working on their Common App essay right now. 🔗 Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_HD9H5a73QueY29s12xMvuw

Hi everyone! This is a reminder that Coach Bill will be meeting in 1 hour at 8:00PM EST for our Language & Literature office hour session. Meeting Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81212927491?pwd=tl7mpuqfvLKH8WDmutNUo7OtChJs6m.1 Drop your questions in the comments below before we start, and come ready with anything you're stuck on. See you soon!

Welcome back, students & families! 🎉 We're kicking off a new year of weekly updates to keep you on top of important dates, classes, tutoring, and testing info. 📅 Tutoring & Office Hours Return After Labor Day - 1:1 tutoring sessions can be booked directly with your assigned tutor once scheduling opens - Credits: 1 credit = 30 min (e.g., a 1-hour session = 2 credits) - AP Office Hours schedule will be posted in the Skool Calendar — no registration needed, just drop in Office Hours Schedule: https://canva.link/supportedofficehours 🗓️ Testing Dates to Know - SAT: Sept 12, Oct 3, Nov 7, Dec 5, 2026 • Mar 6, May 1, Jun 5, 2027 - PSAT/NMSQT: School testing window is Oct 1–30, 2026 (your school sets the exact date) - ACT: Multiple dates through 2026–2027 — register early, deadlines vary ✅ To Do This Week ☐ Log into Skool – SupportED University ☐ Check the Calendar regularly for upcoming classes and office hours ☐ Make sure you know which AP courses and exams you are taking ☐ Review upcoming SAT/ACT/PSAT dates if applicable ☐ Begin thinking about your preferred 1:1 tutoring schedule ☐ Schedule your 1:1 sessions once tutors return after Labor Day ☐ Take advantage of office hours when you need additional support ☐ Watch out for our weekly SupportED University Newsletters — they’ll be sent straight to your email! We're excited for this year — let's make it a great one! 💙