The School District of Palm Beach County continues to put its share of the one-cent sales tax to good use. A series of projects is being funded by proceeds from
It was the well-to-do vs. the working poor in a debate Wednesday over Palm Beach County’s school calendar. Score one for the workers. The School Board agreed 4-3 to start
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Now that it’s summertime it’s the perfect time to reflect on what can be done more effectively this fall! Come to think of it, at the Student Den we always
It’s the homestretch of the school year, and with that comes lots of tests and final exams. So, what does it take to ace these exams? It’s not just the
There are a number of elements that set Student Den apart from other, similar tutoring agencies. Whether it be our specialty in understanding the SATs and ACTs or our hugely popular and successful
There is no doubt that high school can be a stressful time for teenagers. From the demands of school teams, clubs and academics, it often feels like your teenager is
Homeschooling isn’t what it used to be. What largely started in the 1980s and ’90s as a way for Catholic parents to infuse religion into their kids’ education now has more mainstream
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