My Senior Year: A Guide for High School Seniors and Their Parents

Let's face it, being a high school senior isn't easy, and being a parent or guardian of one isn't any easier. The focus of this book is to make your senior year as easy as possible.If you are a high school senior, or the parent of a high school senior, AND it doesn't make any difference if you plan on going on to school, going into the military, or getting a job after you graduate....this is the book for you. "My Senior Year: A Guide for High School Seniors and Their Parents gives you the answers you need to help you make it through your senior year. Inside we provide a month by month break down of everything you need to be doing your senior year, such as: * What to do on your first day of school.* When you should talk to your counselor.* Where to look for scholarships.* Issues to watch out for your senior year.* Tips on how to make life easier.* Information about military educational benefits.* Techniques for making decisions about schools.* And Much, MUCH more This book isn't a substitute for a school counselor. Use this book and work with your school counselor, and together we will keep you up to speed on how to succeed

Author: Daniel a. Reed
Publisher: Darcon Publishing
Published: 07/16/2015
Pages: 212
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.64lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.45d
ISBN13: 9780983193913
ISBN10: 0983193916
BISAC Categories:
- Education | General

About the Author
Daniel A. Reed is an author, educator, speaker, as well as a full time high school counselor, who has worked with a multitude of students across the entire educational spectrum. He has taught classes at both the undergraduate and graduate level in general psychology, lifespan development, abnormal psychology, death and dying, counseling, human sexuality, theory of personality, and education, as well as co-created introduction to college life courses for two different institutions of higher education. In his current position he works with high school seniors who are getting ready to graduate and enter the "real world" after graduation, and has helped students collectively secure hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarship and grant money. Drawing on his experiences working in community mental health as a therapist, Daniel wrote, Living in the NOW: A Guide to Living a More Fulfilled Life, which focuses on helping people to relax and enjoy life more fully. He also has a blog, "Senior-itis" which is a resource for students and their parents to learn more and discuss issues related to the final year of school.

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