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BRING COLLEGE PARENT CENTRAL TO YOUR PARENT GROUP
Do you know what you should be doing during senior year to help prepare your student for college success? Do you know how to stay involved productively with your student once college begins?
Our workshop Out of the Driver’s Seat: How to Successfully Coach Your Child To and Through the College Years is ideal for parent organizations, guidance departments, or parent orientation programs.
Learn more about the college experience and how you can participate in that experience without getting in the way of your college student’s growing independence.
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