Planning for college can be an exciting time for families. But, like many other situations, the pandemic has changed the way students find their perfect university.
Menu
Education
The rising senior is involved in several sports, audition choir, a capella jazz group, Math League and more.
New year-round academy helps students recovering from substance abuse and addiction.
Go offline and connect with fellow business owners.
Don’t let a lack of formal education stop you from learning.
Teens make bath bombs, squishies, and more at the library’s makerspace.
Fill your family’s summer calendar with camps that are full of sunshine.
(Above: Low student-teacher ratios provide opportunities for more individualized learning.)
At a newly opened school in Minnetonka, students ages 6 through 10 have the unique opportunity to spend time learning together.
Each year for our Prep Elite feature, we ask local high school faculty and administrators to nominate students who are exemplary in academics, sports, volunteerism, the arts, or other areas of their lives. We’re never disappointed.
Applying to college is an exciting time, but it’s far from stress-free. With increasingly competitive admissions rates and rising costs of tuition, it’s understandable if your junior or senior is feeling anxious—and if that anxiety is rubbing off on you.
