Many Colleges’ & Universities offer fly-in programs where they will fully fund the cost of visiting their campus so you can see if it is a fit for your students and check out all that it has to offer. Here are some being offered for the summer of 2025. See each school’s individual websites below Read More

If they’ve been using their school email for scholarships, college apps, or job searches, they could lose access after graduation—and miss out on key updates. Below is a ready-to-send message courtesy of Going Merry ( http://www.goingmerry.com ) that you can forward or drop into Google Classroom to help your senior switch to a personal email. Read More

I recently came across some Counselor Resources offered by Going Merry free (note they do ask you to register to access). Some of these might be of use to your students so check them out: Scholarship Lists Appeal Letter Generator Financial Aid

Companies that import manufactured goods from overseas are likely to be saddled with much higher tariffs going forward. This can include anything from school supplies to toys to maintenance supplies. So classroom teachers have more motivation than ever to consider obtaining goods from a gifts-in-kind organization. Why? Because the merchandise available from a gifts-in-kind organization Read More

This year, 190 schools in 29 states received the Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) designation. These schools will be honored during a special ceremony at the ASCA Annual Conference in Long Beach, Calif., in July for making an exemplary commitment to their school counseling programs. The RAMP award, celebrating its 21st year, recognizes schools committed Read More

How much do School Counselors make? The median salary nationwide is $61,710 in 2025. Expected job growth is 4.5%. Here are the average Counselor salaries by state (according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics most recent data): State Median Salary Bottom 10% Top 10% Alabama $61,160 $38,220 $81,070 Alaska $66,650 $50,520 $97,460 Arizona $52,280 $42,100 Read More

Jewish college students are facing soaring levels of antisemitism and marginalization. The Anti-Defamation League has created a guide that you can share with your students that is designed to address the historic rise in antisemitic activity and to help Jewish students and allies feel safe on campus. If you have Jewish students that are considering Read More