HighSchool
| 12:00PM 7/25/2011
The backpack is the key piece of gear as your kids return to school this fall. What they want is something cool that holds everything; what you want is something durable that's within your budget. The good news: Both of you can get what you want.
| 3:00PM 7/07/2011
Bruce Watson recently took a look at the rising cost of private high school tuition. Can you bank on getting a strong return on investment from sending your teen to one? Depends on how you measure.
| 9:00AM 12/22/2010
Is it ever too early to start searching for college scholarships? Probably not.
Once in high school, if you are serious about college, your scholarship search should begin. You don't need to have any idea of what college you plan to attend, nor do you need to know what you want to study in...
| 9:00AM 10/08/2010
While Walmart is not known for its high-skills, high-paying jobs, it certainly gives away a lot of money to college students who strive to get that type of work. In 2009, the Walmart Foundation gave more than $53 million to fund educational programs nationwide, and it awarded more than $9 million...
| 4:00PM 10/02/2010
It's almost impossible to have good saving habits without first having good spending habits. That's the problem that Burning Money, a new program from FoolProof aimed at teens, hopes to solve. Like the rest of the FoolProof series, Burning Money is an engaging series of real life issues that teens...
| 8:00AM 9/08/2010
Florida students aiming for the state's "Bright Futures" scholarship, you better make sure you have good grades. And don't expect the scholarship to cover all of your college expenses.
That's because, thanks to the recession, Florida lawmakers passed recent changes to cut state spending on the...
| 11:00AM 3/09/2010
High schools with bank branches, ATMs and tellers to help students withdraw money? Can we trust teenagers with these just down the hall from chem lab? I gave it some thought last week when I went to pick up my cousin Cate, who I blogged about recently regarding her pondering the merits of public...
| 3:00PM 6/14/2009
Here's a good idea: a student-run restaurant that teaches kids cooking, service and finance while serving great food to the community -- and generating some cash to help defray the cost of instruction.August Martin High School in Jamaica, New York opened its Cook's Cafe on May 1. , "This...
| 6:00PM 5/11/2009
How are teens getting ready for, like, the biggest night ever? Prom? During this, y'know, recession or whatever? The Miami Herald reports that South Florida high schoolers are trimming their budgets without sacrificing the importance of being trendy.
Education reporter Hannah Sampson spoke to one...
| 12:10AM 4/01/2009
One of the best ways to prove you that you know your stuff when it comes to Microsoft products is to get certified. Normally Microsoft certification is a costly venture, with the price per exam running more than $100. But Microsoft is now offering free certification testing to all college students...