Little Brother, Big Blessing
PGA Golf Pro Harrison Frazar Shares a Special Bond with His Brother Kevin by Karyn Brodsky Kevin Frazar was born in 1975 when his older
Toyota Family Learning Program at PISD
Unique Partnership with Toyota and National Center for Families Learning Benefits Literacy As seen on PISD.edu A national two-generation family learning program that aims to
17-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Student Earns Byron Nelson Award
Justin Thompson, a 17-year-old senior at Trinity Christian Academy (TCA), recently became the youngest golfer to be granted the Northern Texas PGA (NTPGA) Byron Nelson Award. This
Are Kids’ Clothes Too Provocative?
We see it every day. Sexuality glamorized in the media, the movies, in retail stores and more. What does this say to our kids? by
Too Sexy Too Soon?
From a very early age, our children are bombarded with graphic messages about sexiness. From the clothing marketed to pre-teens to video games, music and
Tuition Turmoil
What to Do When Your Finances Aren’t Ready College is expensive. According to the College Board, the average cost of tuition and fees for the
What’s Next for Your College Student
NextStep’s One-On-One Coaching During the College Years Helps Them Land a Dream Job by Karyn Brodsky Congratulations, parents! Your students’ hard work and involvement, plus
Gaining an Edge with Summer Internships
Summer Programs Enrich Minds and Lives by Kristin Ciccarelli Getting into the college of their dreams can be tough for most high school students, and
College Bound
How to Find Cheap Flights to Visit Colleges and Universities by Rick Seaney So you’re about to embark on a tour of colleges and universities
