Parents often ask me, if I can only afford private school for one phase, which should that be? Elementary, middle, or high school? I...

Here is my annual pep talk, as we wind up our private and public school applications. Choose a school for the kid you have, not the kid...

As we wrap up the last applications, thoughts are turning to first choice letters. What is a first choice letter? If you have a clear...

Parents often ask, how do you compare schools, how can you tell which are the best schools, and whether you are choosing a great place...

You’ve applied to and were accepted to private school and will be transferring in 1st-8th grade. What is next? How do you prepare? In the...

Many parents would like to send their children back for in-person learning. Some need childcare so that they can work, and others worry...

In the fall of 2019, my children transferred from a public school to a private school, and parents have increasingly asked for my advice...

How many private schools should I apply to? How many public schools should I list in the SFUSD lottery? This is among the most common...

Due to COVID, private schools have adjusted their admissions process to eliminate in-person contacts. Parts of the process that used to be i

You can’t do it all. It bears repeating; you cannot work two full time jobs, i.e., work outside the home and oversee a child’s education.

As we wrap up summer, instead of backpacks and lunchboxes, we dig in for more months at home with distance learning.

To kick off a school search, I meet with families for about an hour to discuss their wants and needs. Let's chat about topics.

Given the likelihood that some or all of a school year will be by distance, evaluating a school’s distance learning is an important part of

some parents are looking to move their children quickly, before school starts in August.

given the pandemic, should we put our child in public or private school? How does the pandemic and the subsequent the shelter-in-place, affe

Many of you are wondering what to do if you don’t get your first choice, or if you change your mind about which school is the best fit

Waiting is almost at an end! Decisions are about to come out on the following schedule

Choosing a school can feel like crossing a land mine. For every type of school, someone thinks it is the right choice, and someone else thin

It’s the time of year when summer camp registrations start filling up, and parents who need summer childcare stress about camp.

The state recently approved New School of San Francisco (NSSF)’s charter and expanded it to middle school. I interviewed co-founder Ryan