Choosing a college major while you’re in high school is not always an easy task, but rest assured it is something you can begin thinking about right now. You can begin by asking yourself what interests you to such a degree that you want to dedicate much of your life to it. What can you see yourself getting up to do each day? Of course, some interests come and go, but what are the things that really get you excited? What makes you feel most passionate? You don’t have to compare your interests to others or feel compelled to do what your parents or friends do for a living. Your life is uniquely yours and your path will be uniquely yours.

As a parent, you are faced with unique challenges when it comes to trying to educate your student at home, particularly with high school-aged children. Whether they are easily bored or experts at procrastinating, it can be hard to keep them focused and on track. That’s where an experienced online high school program can help. Here's what you should keep in mind when you’re enrolling your student in online high school.

This month we spoke to Rhonda Brookshire about her role at James Madison High School.

This month we spoke to Dr. Renae Jackson about her role at James Madison High School.

Paying for college is a big investment. Students should begin to explore financial aid options while still enrolled in online high school to ensure they take advantage of all of the assistance available to them. Here are some common sources of financial aid to investigate further.