The COVID Crystal Ball: Looking at the Future of Testing and College Admissions
Back when all "this" started in March, I doubt that most people thought we would still be dealing with Covid-1... Read More
e-Learning requires e-Portfolio
By now you are probably in the final stages of planning for the upcoming school year which could be all virtua... Read More
Three Activities to Help Get Through a Summer with COVID
We can’t deny it--summer looks a lot different in 2020. With family vacations, cookouts, and beach days a dist... Read More
Seeing COVID-19 from a Student’s Perspective: Part 5
This week, rising-sophomore Vivian discusses how she’s spending her summer and the impending school year. With... Read More
Post COVID-19: Part 5 – What Will College Admissions Look Like
The higher-ed industry has adapted immensely to these trying times, but there is still a long road of uncertai... Read More
Cirkled In CEO Corner – July 10, 2020
Cirkled In SpecificWow. Summer is looking a lot different this year. How are your students and children holding up? With the coun... Read More
Seeing COVID-19 from a Student’s Perspective: Part 4
Summer is in full-swing! As kids await news on the fate of their fall semesters, we caught up with Adya, a hig... Read More
Reflecting on Freedom in 2020
To say the least, 2020 has been a transformative year. Many entered the new decade hopeful for change, new adv... Read More
Seeing COVID-19 from a Student’s Perspective: Part 3
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been honored to hear the high school and college perspectives of COVID-19. This... Read More
Seeing COVID-19 from a Student’s Perspective: Part 2
Our new series, Seeing COVID-19 from a Student’s Perspective continues with Ella Foster, a college freshman wh... Read More
Joel Guerrero – Second Winner of the Cirkled In $250 COVID-19 Relief Grant
Student Success StoriesWhat do “dream-chaser”, “volunteer”, and “passionate leader” all have... Read More
7 Ways to Make the Most of Post-COVID Summer!
High school seniors have officially graduated, marking the end of what was probably the strangest school year ... Read More