You Can Do This Yourself: How to Choose Between High School Offers (and Trust Your Gut)

Executive Function Is NOT Just Being Organized

This episode explores executive functioning challenges in middle and high school students, especially those with ADHD. It covers what executive function is, common struggles, and practical strategies for parents and educators to support students' organizational skills.

Two Months of School Left: Grades, Burnout, and Keeping Your Kid (and Yourself) Intact

This episode explores the challenges and strategies for supporting students through the final months of the school year, emphasizing balance, mental health, and practical advocacy tips for parents. It offers a comprehensive guide to navigating academic pressures, burnout, and the importance of fostering resilience and self-advocacy in teens.

Waitlist Limbo: Why Nothing Is Moving (Yet) & What To Do About It

This episode addresses the complexities of NYC high school waitlist processes, explaining why waitlist movement is slower than expected and offering strategies for families navigating this uncertain period.

You Can Do This Yourself: How to Choose Between High School Offers (and Trust Your Gut)

In this episode, Carolyn shares practical advice for NYC high school applicants and parents navigating multiple offers, waitlists, and decision-making. Learn how to revisit your 'why', research effectively, and trust your instincts to choose the best fit for your student.

What You’ll Actually See on MySchools When The Offers Are Released (and What It Really Means)

This episode guides NYC families through the high school offer process, including how to interpret offer letters, waitlist strategies, and important deadlines. Hosted by Carolyn DeFir, it offers practical tips and emotional support for navigating this stressful time.