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📢 Stressed about planning secondary school assemblies? We've got you covered! Discover our simple 5-minute method to plan engaging and impactful assemblies without the hassle. Say goodbye to searching for ideas and hello to stress-free planning.

Preparing for the school year? We've identified four actions that school leaders and principals can take to incrementally improve family engagement and student learning outcomes. Read more: https://ow.ly/l0jt50SXMCH

Did you know that it's Community College Month? 📚️🥳🎓️ OnToCollege supports four primary outcomes after high school graduation, one of them being a community college path. Curious about the other options besides a 4-year program? Check out one of our latest blogs at: https://hubs.ly/Q02tyBCW0

In Case You Missed It, the Ocean Grove Transition to High School webinar was recorded and is now available! Familiarize yourself with what to anticipate as your student transitions into high school. This webinar will provide information needed for a smooth and successful transition. Information about graduation requirements, course selection, high school paths, and school procedures designed to meet California and college requirements.

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Key read on the future of high school:

For many high school students, summer learning is a critical time to get back on track to graduate. Some districts are reimagining the traditional credit recovery model by combining academics with enrichment activities to help students learn and grow. This new Summer Snapshot digs into how Manchester Public School District in Connecticut and Oakland Unified School District in California are doing just that and seeing results. Read this new snapshot from FHI 360, funded by The Wallace Foundation, to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gNAFuXiJ

Gustavus lands at #4 in the WSJ “Top 10 Liberal Arts Colleges in the Midwest” coming in ahead of Carleton College, Macalester College, Augustana College, and Grinnell College. The WSJ/College Pulse rankings are based on student outcomes, the learning environment, and diversity of the students and faculty. Student outcomes, which account for 70 percent of a College’s overall score, include graduation rates, salaries of graduates, and how well salaries offset the cost of attendance.