Our discussion touched on important topics such as service, community college, workforce development, and Rotary. Cheri emphasized the importance of taking action with the words, "...just start and find the right yes."

Tips for parents/guardians to help students with options after high school from Dr. Cheri Maea, Dean of Early College and High School Partnerships at Laurel Ridge Community College. Dr. Cheri Maea shares how service is at the core of her being and started with her military service in the army.

Reminder: Students and families, college deposits are due on May 1st. Listen to hear a couple other things to review.

Parents praising students for their effort, persistence, and improvement is just as important as for great grades. The process transfers to skills needed in higher education and the workforce. Thank you Dana Kaplan, Education Consultant, for reminding us of that in your blog.

Catching up with my dear friend Leslie Jackson Lockhart on Time Matters Podcast to discuss her journey from childhood dreams to retired superintendent. Our discussion is for professionals, parents/guardians and students. As Dr. Lockhart says, " It's not where you start, it's where you finish'.

In the latest episode of my Time Matters Podcast, Rob “YB” Youngblood shared valuable insights on overcoming adversity and building resilience. He emphasized the importance of leveraging LinkedIn as a powerful tool for personal and professional growth. Tune in to gain encouragement and practical tips that can help you navigate challenges and thrive in your journey.

Military families and grace- as a military child and spouse being resilient is a superpower.

The time is now to be a mentor in a small or big way. Our young adults and children need us.

Three to Five Tips for high school seniors to encourage finishing strong this last semester.

Tips for high school and college seniors.