Director’s Desk for December 2023
As we wrap up another remarkable year and enter the season of joy and giving, I reflect on the incredible […]
As we wrap up another remarkable year and enter the season of joy and giving, I reflect on the incredible […]
As parents, we all want the best for our children, especially when it comes to their education. But what do you do when you feel that your child is not receiving the instruction in school you believe they should be receiving? In this blog post, we’ll explore five essential steps suggested by the U.S. Department of Education to help you navigate this situation and work with your school’s teachers to meet your child’s educational needs.
Every child is unique, and when it comes to learning, some may require special attention and support. If you’re a parent with a child you suspect might have a learning disability, or is facing educational challenges, this blog post is for you.
We’ll provide three essential pieces of advice for parents of students with learning difficulties to help you navigate this process effectively and ensure your child receives the assistance they need to thrive.
On Oct. 31, 2023, BEST Skills Academy attended the Upstate Diversity Leadership Awards event to accept the Outstanding Nonprofit Organization recognition from the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and the Riley Institute at Furman
We had the opportunity recently to host our community partners, parents and supporters at the BEST Skills Academy Partner Luncheon. Guests had a chance to hear updates from our Executive Director Marquis Flemings and Mentoring Director Robert McKenzie about how students at BEST Skills Academy are improving their math and reading scores, learning important life skills and financial literacy, and thriving under the format mentoring approach to education.
Educators have researched various strategies to improve the experience learning outcomes for middle school students. One such strategy that has shown promise is the reduction of class sizes. Today, we’re going to examine the unique benefits of smaller class sizes in middle school, and why they can significantly impact a student’s educational journey.
Middle school is a critical time in your child’s life, marked by significant academic and personal growth. Understanding the concept of executive function skills is important to help them navigate this crucial period successfully. These skills play a big role in your middle schooler’s development, impacting everything from their academic achievements to their ability to manage daily tasks effectively.
With summer break here, we understand your concern about keeping your children engaged and ensuring they retain what they’ve learned
Join us in part 1 of Gen-Z. We discuss this current generation and their experiences. Thanks for rocking with us;