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America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders is back for its second season! Kay Adams welcomes the women who assemble the squad, Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammell, to the Netflix Sports Club Podcast. They discuss the emotional rollercoaster of putting together the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Judy and Kelli open up about what it means to embrace flaws in the pursuit of perfection, how they identify that winning combo of stamina and wow factor, and what it’s like to see Thunderstruck go viral. Plus, the duo shares their hopes for the future of DCC beyond the field. Netflix Sports Club Podcast Correspondent Dani Klupenger also stops by to discuss the NBA Finals, basketball’s biggest moments with Michael Jordan and LeBron, and Kevin Durant’s international dominance. Dani and Kay detail the rise of Coco Gauff’s greatness and the most exciting storylines heading into Wimbledon. We want to hear from you! Leave us a voice message at www.speakpipe.com/NetflixSportsClub Find more from the Netflix Sports Club Podcast @NetflixSports on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X. You can catch Kay Adams @heykayadams and Dani Klupenger @daniklup on IG and X. Be sure to follow Kelli Finglass and Judy Trammel @kellifinglass and @dcc_judy on IG. Hosted by Kay Adams, the Netflix Sports Club Podcast is an all-access deep dive into the Netflix Sports universe! Each episode, Adams will speak with athletes, coaches, and a rotating cycle of familiar sports correspondents to talk about a recently released Netflix Sports series. The podcast will feature hot takes, deep analysis, games, and intimate conversations. Be sure to watch, listen, and subscribe to the Netflix Sports Club Podcast on YouTube, Spotify, Tudum, or wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes on Fridays every other week.…
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Welcome to Learning by Design, the podcast that explores innovative ideas, actionable strategies, and inspiring stories to transform education and workforce development. Hosted by Krishna Cart and presented by The Masterpiece Academy, this podcast is designed for parents, educators, and business leaders looking to create impactful learning experiences. Join us as we dive into topics like personalized learning, leadership development, academic success, mentorship, and future-ready education. Whether you’re guiding a student toward excellence, shaping young minds in the classroom, or building cutting-edge learning solutions in the workplace, Learning by Design delivers expert insights, real-life success stories, and practical tools to help you succeed. Tune in and start crafting your success story today!
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Welcome to Learning by Design, the podcast that explores innovative ideas, actionable strategies, and inspiring stories to transform education and workforce development. Hosted by Krishna Cart and presented by The Masterpiece Academy, this podcast is designed for parents, educators, and business leaders looking to create impactful learning experiences. Join us as we dive into topics like personalized learning, leadership development, academic success, mentorship, and future-ready education. Whether you’re guiding a student toward excellence, shaping young minds in the classroom, or building cutting-edge learning solutions in the workplace, Learning by Design delivers expert insights, real-life success stories, and practical tools to help you succeed. Tune in and start crafting your success story today!
Santos Munoz on Restoring Trust in Loudoun County Public Schools On February 20, 2008, a U.S. Navy ship launched a missile at a crippled satellite — a classified mission known as Operation Burnt Frost. One of the officers behind that historic moment was Santos Muñoz , a decorated U.S. Air Force space and missile officer. Now, Muñoz is stepping into a new mission: Restoring trust in Loudoun County Public Schools . In this episode, Santos Muñoz shares his journey from Carolina, Puerto Rico, to becoming a candidate for the Loudoun County School Board. A former space and missile officer in the U.S. Air Force, Muñoz brings a leadership style forged through discipline, service, and family values. He speaks candidly about the current educational climate in Loudoun County, including Policy 8040, concerns over parental rights, and the growing disconnect between school boards and families. With a strong emphasis on transparency, community engagement, and protecting the voices of Latino families, Muñoz outlines his vision for restoring trust in public education. Key Themes Policy 8040 & Policy Disconnect. Muñoz breaks down what Policy 8040 means and why many parents feel alienated by the school board’s decision-making process. Lessons from Operation Burnt Frost. Drawing from his experience on a top-secret military mission, Muñoz shares why coordination, clarity, and accountability are non-negotiable in both national defense and public education. Raised in Puerto Rico, Santos’s early life shaped his commitment to hard work and service. His military background drives his emphasis on leadership, accountability, and integrity. Muñoz highlights the challenges Latino families face in Loudoun schools. He advocates for education, not indoctrination, and a safe, inclusive environment for all children. His candidacy centers on transparency, community partnership, and a student-first philosophy. Chapters 00:00 – Introduction and Background 13:27 – Cultural Identity and Family Values 25:40 – Education and Early Ambitions 37:41 – Military Service and Leadership 49:36 – Parental Engagement and School Board Transparency 52:47 – The Disconnect Between Parents and School Boards 57:36 – Leadership and Accountability in Education 01:03:57 – Federal Guidelines and Local Policy Resistance 01:09:47 – Vision for Change in Education 01:16:46 – Addressing Latino Community Concerns 01:22:49 – Education vs. Indoctrination 01:26:44 – Final Thoughts and Community Engagement Resources Operation Burnt Frost Archive Lockheed Martin Intercept Footage AGI Debris Simulation NASA Article: Social Networks in Military Ops Quotes from Santos Munoz “If we want to fix our schools, we have to fix the relationship between parents and policymakers.” “Education must be empowering — not political.” “My mission hasn’t changed. It’s still about protecting people and serving the public.” This episode is a call to action. If you're a parent, educator, or Loudoun County resident who believes in accountable leadership and student-centered education, this conversation is for you. Support Parental Partnership. Share the message. Show up for your community. Listen now, or watch the whole podcast to hear how Santos Muñoz plans to restore trust in Loudoun County Public Schools.…
Why are so many students still struggling with reading and writing—and what actually works to help them succeed? In this episode, Krishna Cart, MA Ed, NBCT, explores how explicit, structured literacy instruction is changing the game at Masterpiece Academy’s Reading and Writing Lab. With only 33% of fourth graders reading at or above grade level, and over half of teachers calling for reading interventions, this episode explores evidence-based, student-centered strategies proven to boost academic outcomes. You'll learn about the key components of effective literacy instruction—including word study, guided reading, comprehension strategies, and writing instruction—and how they help students develop confidence and fluency. Summary: This episode highlights the critical importance of literacy skills in academic success, focusing on the low rates of reading proficiency among students. It introduces Masterpiece Academy’s structured literacy model, emphasizing the power of explicit instruction, leveled reading materials, and writing engagement. Success stories from students and families underscore the lasting impact of this approach on both performance and passion for learning. Key Takeaways: Academic reading and writing skills are the strongest predictors of academic success. Only 33% of fourth graders read at or above grade level. Over half of educators report that students need reading intervention. Structured literacy is essential for effective learning. Explicit instruction in literacy components enhances comprehension. Guided reading improves student engagement and understanding. Matching materials to students’ reading levels boosts fluency and confidence. Writing instruction significantly enhances student composition skills. Low-stakes writing increases fluency and reduces writing anxiety. Metacognition and reflection promote student ownership of learning. Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction to Literacy and Academic Success 01:00 – The Importance of Structured Literacy Instruction 02:45 – Components of Effective Literacy Instruction 05:43 – Guided Reading and Comprehension Strategies 08:53 – Writing Instruction and Its Impact 10:53 – Wrap-Up and Independent Reading Assignments 12:20 – Masterpiece Academy’s Unique Approach 14:04 – Enrollment and Conclusion Sound Bites: "Academic reading and writing skills are crucial." "Guided reading boosts comprehension and engagement." "Matching text to reading levels increases fluency."…
In this special podcast trailer, John and Krishna Cart—regional hosts and passionate family ministry leaders—invite you to the transformative journey of the National Bible Bee . With only 3% of American teens reading the Bible daily and more than half walking away from the church by their twenties, families face a spiritual crisis. But there is hope. This episode is a step-by-step roadmap to a program that has helped over 92,000 young people memorize more than 1.7 million Bible verses—and it all begins in your home. Whether you’re just curious or ready to register, this short but powerful guide shows how families like yours can deepen their faith, build lasting spiritual habits, and create lifelong memories through the Bible Bee. Chapter Guide 00:00 – Welcome: Why the Bible Bee Matters A candid look at the crisis in youth discipleship—and the call to parents to lead with purpose. 01:09 – Step 1: Register and Get Your Study Box Everything begins with registration at BibleBee.org . Find out what’s inside the study box and how the eight-week summer journey begins. 02:11 – Proclaim Day: Sharing the Word, Loud and Clear Discover the joy and purpose of Proclaim Day—where students recite Scripture publicly and families gather to glorify God. 02:24 – Taking the Leap: The Qualifying Test How the 100-question national test works, and what it means to move forward. 02:42 – Going Deeper: The National Bible Bee Finals A look at the National stage—faith, fellowship, and an unforgettable Scripture celebration. 03:05 – Why It Matters: Real Impact on Real Kids Beyond prizes and performance, this is about spiritual growth, deeper relationships, and lasting transformation. 03:18 – A Word of Encouragement: Psalm 127:4 "Like arrows in the hand of a warrior..." A stirring call for parents to lead their children boldly in truth. 03:37 –Let’s Do This Together You’re not alone. The Masterpiece Academy is here to walk with your family every step of the way. Listener Notes & Encouragement Encouragement Ready to Begin? Visit BibleBee.org. Registration opens in April and runs through the end of May, and the study runs from June through July. Study Materials Are Provided: You’ll receive everything you need—Scripture passages, study guides, and a plan built for families to walk through together. It's Not About Winning: Yes, there are prizes and competitions, but the real reward is seeing how God's Word will change your home. You’re Not Alone: Through the Masterpiece Academy, you’ll find community, encouragement, and support at every step. Invite a Friend: This isn’t just for your family—spread the word and start a movement in your community.…
Blended, Biblical, and Built for Purpose In this episode of Learning by Design , host Krishna Cart unpacks how The Masterpiece Academy is redefining Christian education through its powerful affiliation with Liberty University Online Academy (LUOA) . This conversation offers a full overview of the blended learning model, in which students receive accredited, biblically grounded online instruction from LUOA professors and weekly, personalized mentorship and enrichment from the Masterpiece team. From elementary middle school to high schoo l , this episode walks through what each stage of the K–12 journey looks like, and how students are supported academically, spiritually, and personally. If you're exploring alternatives to traditional schooling and want a system that blends flexibility, rigor, and r eal relationships, this is your roadmap. What You'll Learn How Masterpiece Academy and LUOA combine strengths to create a life-giving learning model Why blended learning offers the structure of online education with the soul of community What makes each K–12 stage—elementary, middle, and high school—distinct and developmentally aligned How Dual Enrollment empowers high school students to earn college credits early The critical role Masterpiece plays in acting as a s econd parent, lifting the academic load for families Episode Takeaways Masterpiece Academy offers a blended learning experience: online courses + local support LUOA provides a trusted, accredited, Christ-centered curriculum Elementary students build strong foundations while exploring God's world Middle schoolers are mentored through identity formation and academic growth High school students receive personalized advising and leadership development Dual enrollment lets students graduate with up to 64 college credits Masterpiece teachers provide weekly coaching, spiritual mentorship, and community Parents are supported and relieved from managing every detail alone The mission is simple: think biblically, learn excellently, live purposefully Chapters 00:00 – Education Meets Calling: The Power of LUOA and Masterpiece Affiliation 02:49 – Where Wonder Meets Foundation: Elementary Education Insights 05:37 – Identity Meets Intention: Middle School Development 07:47 – Rigor Meets Purpose: High School Preparation and Formation 09:43 – Accelerate with Confidence: Dual Enrollment Opportunities 09:54 – The Masterpiece Academy Difference: More Than Just Education…
Guest: Amy Riccardi, Loudoun County School Board Candidate (Sterling) What if people were making the most critical decisions affecting your child’s education, you’ve never heard of—and never voted for? In this powerful episode, Krishna Cart sits down with Amy Riccardi, a Loudoun County mom, educator, and school board candidate, who is sounding the alarm about what’s happening in public education. From spiraling budgets and lagging test scores to controversial books and a growing mental health agenda, Amy shares why she’s running as an independent—and what families, taxpayers, and teachers need to know. You’ll learn how school boards actually work, why Sterling schools are falling behind, and what parents can do right now to get informed, involved, and influential. Whether you’re in public, private, or homeschool, this conversation is your essential School Board 101—with honesty, clarity, and purpose. Listen in to hear: ✔️ Why $24,000 per student isn’t yielding better outcomes ✔️ The truth about controversial books and school libraries ✔️ What “counseling time” really means for K–5 students ✔️ How parents can hold schools accountable—without being political ✔️ The roadmap to restoring academic focus in a divided district In Episode 12, Krishna Cart speaks with Amy Riccardi, a Loudoun County school board candidate, about the growing gap between what families expect from schools and what’s actually happening inside them. Amy shares her journey—from shocked parent to independent candidate—after discovering troubling ideological content during her children’s online learning. They dive deep into the structure and power of local school boards, the disconnect between spending and performance, the politicization of education, and the need to refocus on academic results. This episode offers a candid look at what’s driving school policy—and why your voice as a parent has never been more important. ⏱️ Episode Chapters & Notes Time Topic 01:20 Introduction to Amy Riccardi and episode themes 03:15 Amy’s story: Parenting during COVID and the moment that changed everything 05:50 What sparked her candidacy and why she chose to run as an independent 10:00 Amy’s six core leadership values—from compassionate candor to fairness 15:35 School Board 101: What they actually do and why it matters 18:00 Breaking down the budget: $24,000 per student—and rising 29:20 Performance crisis in Sterling Park: The data no one’s talking about 34:35 Amy’s top three priorities: academics, accountability, and apolitical decisions 38:00 The Book Debate: Diversity vs. explicit content—where’s the line? 46:00 Mental health vs. academics: What's being sacrificed for SEL time 50:00 Teacher voices: Why many feel silenced and unsupported 57:50 Advice to high schoolers: Life skills, trades, and real career prep 1:06:53 Elections and engagement: How parents can influence school policy 1:12:00 The legacy of leadership: What history teaches us about vigilance…
Episode Summary In this inspiring episode of the Masterpiece Academy Podcast , Krishna Cart explores the transformative power of Project-Based Learning (PBL) within a Christ-centered education model. You'll discover how Masterpiece Academy goes beyond traditional online schooling — combining accredited academics, personal mentorship, and vibrant community life. Students engage in real-world learning projects that strengthen leadership, critical thinking, and faith integration, preparing them not just for college but for their God-given calling. Key Takeaways Project-Based Learning (PBL) emphasizes real-world applications, not just test preparation. Masterpiece Academy blends accredited education with rich community support and fellowship. Students build essential skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on projects. Faith is fully integrated into every part of the curriculum, not added on as an afterthought. Personal mentorship from licensed teachers ensures every student is guided, supported, and challenged. Students work on projects that matter to them now, building ownership and engagement. The curriculum is designed using Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles — supporting diverse learning styles. In high school, students tackle real-world problem-solving projects, preparing for leadership beyond the classroom. Parents can support PBL at home by asking open-ended questions and getting involved in their child’s learning. Celebrating creativity and perseveranc e helps build lasting confidence and resilience in students. You'll discover how Masterpiece Academy goes beyond traditional online schooling — combining accredited academics, personal mentorship, and vibrant community life. Students engage in real-world learning projects that strengthen leadership, critical thinking, and faith integration, preparing them not just for college but for their God-given calling. Sound Bites from the Episode "PBL is deep, relevant learning." "Students are the authors and the creators." "Faith is not an add-on, it's the center." Episode Chapters 00:00 — Introduction to Masterpiece Academy and PBL 01:17 — Understanding Project-Based Learning (PBL) 05:26 — Masterpiece Academy's Unique Approach 09:05 — Real-World Applications of PBL 10:27 — Supporting PBL at Home 13:08 — Final Encouragement and Invitation…
In this episode of Learning by Design , host Krishna Cart explores why Bible-based education is more essential than ever in 2025. As culture rapidly shifts and parents re-evaluate what matters in their children’s education, this conversation gets to the heart of what makes education transformative, not just informative. Mrs. Cart unpacks what Bible-based education truly means, why the cultural climate demands more intentional discipleship, and how Masterpiece Academy is building a unique model rooted in biblical truth, spiritual formation, and academic excellence. Key Takeaways: Biblical-based education is foundational in today’s cultural moment. Education should lead to transformation, not just the transmission of information. Parents and educators must actively shape students' worldviews. Culture is forming children—unless we disciple them through truth. Masterpiece Academy offers a hybrid model grounded in faith and rigor. Education is a partnership between families, teachers, and the Church. Featured Verse: “Train up a child in the way he should go…” — Proverbs 22:6 Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction to Bible-Based Education 03:09 – The Importance of a Biblical Worldview 05:24 – Navigating Modern Educational Challenges 07:34 – Education as Discipleship 10:00 – Future of Masterpiece Academy and Community Engagement 10:57 – Encouragement & Closing Sound Bites: “It’s a mission, not just a school.” “Education is discipleship.” “Stay connected for future episodes.” Learn more & connect: https://masterpiecek12.org/masterpiecek12-org-learning-by-design-podcasts…
Episode 9: From Reading to Writing — The Power of Personal Statements In this episode of the Learning by Design podcast, host Krishna Cart offers practical tips and guidance for families on how to write a personal statement for college and technical programs like MATA (Monroe Advanced Technical Academy) . Whether your teen is applying for college, scholarships, or internships , a personal statement is their chance to stand out—and your role as a parent matters. Krishna shares how to support your child’s writing process without taking over, why authenticity beats polish, and how everyday literacy habits at home—like reading, journaling, and meaningful conversations—build a strong foundation for impactful writing. Key Topics Covered: Why personal statements matter in college, MATA, scholarships, and internship applications What makes a personal statement genuine and effective The difference between technical program and college essays Tips and guidance for families to support without overstepping How literacy habits at home build writing confidence and voice Keywords: personal statements, writing, education, parenting, literacy, college applications, scholarships, internships, MATA, student guidance, storytelling, character development, communication skills Read the Blog Episode Chapters: 00:00The Importance of Personal Statements 04:17Crafting a Compelling Personal Statement 06:32Parental Guidance in the Writing Process 09:22Building Literacy for Effective Writing 11:53The Role of Parents in Literacy Development Takeaway: The best personal statements don’t try to impress—they connect. With the right support, your teen can tell a story that’s honest, thoughtful, and uniquely theirs. Like what you hear? Subscribe , leave a review , and share this episode with another family preparing for college, MATA, scholarships, or internships .…
In this episode of Learning by Design , Krishna Cart explores how parents can play a pivotal role in their children’s literacy journey. Drawing on 25+ years of experience in literacy education, Krishna shares practical, research-backed strategies to build a literacy-rich home, nurture a love for reading and writing, and use technology mindfully. Whether you're supporting a beginning reader or a high school writer, this episode is packed with real-life, doable guidance for every stage of development. ⏱️ Chapters 00:00 – Introduction to Literacy Education 02:50 – The Five Components of Literacy Development 05:59 – Practical Strategies for Fostering Literacy 08:52 – Utilizing Technology Mindfully 12:08 – Conclusion and Key Takeaways Show Notes Host : Krishna Cart, National Board Certified Reading Specialist, founder of Young Scholars Circle (Masterpiece Academy) Focus Topics : Building a literacy-rich environment Modeling reading and writing at home Using tech wisely in education Reading comprehension and critical thinking development Supporting literacy from K–12…
In this inspiring episode, Krishna Cart welcomes former student Helena Gabriel and her father, Charles Gabriel, to explore how intentional parenting, early academic exposure, and faith-based values helped shape Helena and her sister Antonia’s journeys—from gifted test prep in elementary school to elite high school programs like TJ and the Academies of Loudoun. Charles shares his coaching-style parenting approach, while Helena opens up about her path to discovering a passion for healthcare, leadership, and advocacy. Together, they reveal lessons in resilience, strategic thinking, and staying grounded in purpose. A must-listen for parents navigating how to support their child’s potential—academically, spiritually, and personally. "Train up a child the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it." Proverbs 22:6 Read our Blog that accompanies this Episode 7. Lessons from the Gabrial family. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Learning Journey 05:55 Nurturing Individual Strengths 10:53 Building a Campaign for Success 17:31 Recognizing and Preparing for Potential 23:22 Overcoming Academic Challenges 29:14 Navigating Academic Milestones 33:16 Passions and Career Paths 36:02 Parenting and Nurturing Potential 39:08 Advocacy in Education 43:44 Stress and the Education System 49:14 Character Building and Community Involvement 52:02 Spiritual Foundations in Parenting…
Episode 6: PSAT to Paycheck – Scholarships That No One Talks About Episode 6 of the Learning by Design Podcast: Think the PSAT is just another standardized test? Think again! In this episode, we uncover the hidden financial opportunities tied to the National Merit Scholarship Program—scholarships that could turn your test scores into tuition dollars. From PSAT preparation to unlocking exclusive college funding, we guide you through the lesser-known pathways to securing merit-based scholarships that many students and families overlook, breaking down the step-by-step process from PSAT preparation to winning merit-based awards. Whether you’re a student striving for recognition, a parent supporting your child’s academic journey, or an educator looking for insights, this episode is packed with expert tips, strategies, and essential information. What You’ll Learn: The National Merit Scholarship timeline—from PSAT to finalist status. How to calculate your Selection Index score and determine cutoff thresholds. Myths and misconceptions about the National Merit process. The different types of scholarships available include corporate and college-sponsored awards. Test-taking strategies to boost your PSAT score and increase your chances of success. Why It Matters: Winning a National Merit Scholarship can open doors to full-ride college opportunities, provide valuable academic recognition, and set students up for future success. Read our blog post that accompanies this. Listen now on Spotify , YouTube, Vimeo , and other streaming platforms! Subscribe and share with students, parents, and educators looking to navigate the scholarship journey! Discover the journey from high scores to scholarships! Watch now and start your path to academic success!…
In Episode 6 of the Learning by Design podcast, we take a deep dive into the National Merit® Scholarship Program —one of the most prestigious academic awards for high school students in the United States. If you’re a student aiming for this recognition or a parent looking to support your child’s academic journey, this guide is packed with essential insights, tips, and strategies to help you succeed!…
Navigating high school can be overwhelming, but with the right plan, success is within reach! In this episode of the Learning by Design podcast, host Krishna Cart breaks down a step-by-step roadmap for students and families, guiding them through each year of high school—from 9th to 12th grade —to ensure they are well-prepared for college admissions, scholarships, and career success . What You'll Learn: 9th Grade: How to start strong with the right courses, extracurriculars, and writing skills. 10th Grade: Exploring interests, preparing for standardized tests, and discovering college & career options. 11th Grade: The crucial year—acing APs, SATs/ACTs, and building a strong college application. 12th Grade: The final stretch—completing applications, securing financial aid, and making the big decision. With insights from education professionals and real-world experience from students who've navigated this journey successfully, this episode is your ultimate checklist for high school success! Check out the blog post that accompanies this podcast. Tune in now and take control of your future! Subscribe, Like & Share!…
️ Applying to the Academies of Loudoun? Here’s your ultimate admissions guide! In this episode of Learning by Design , host Krishna Cart delves into the Academies of Loudoun admission process, providing expert insights into application requirements, STEM pathways, and strategies for success. Whether you're a student or parent, this episode offers essential tips to stand out in your application and secure your spot in one of the most prestigious programs. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: ✅ The application process and what admissions officers are looking for ✅ How to choose the right pathway based on your interests (Science, Engineering, etc.) ✅ Why writing skills are critical and how to craft a strong essay ✍️ ✅ The role of extracurricular activities in strengthening your application ✅ The importance of early preparation and how families can support students ✅ How to leverage available resources for better application outcomes ✅ Why the Academies of Loudoun is a training ground for future leaders Key Takeaways: "Every student is a masterpiece." – Build your application around your strengths. "The admission process is like a mini college application." – Prepare early! "Writing and extracurriculars matter." – Show your skills beyond the classroom. "Families play a key role in a student’s education." – Parents, get involved! "Contact us ahead of time for prep." – Early guidance can boost success. Episode Chapters: 00:00 – Introduction to Masterpiece Academy and Its Mission 05:17 – Overview of the Academies of Loudoun Admission Process 08:13 – Academy Pathways: Science and Engineering 16:58 – Admission Criteria and Test Preparation Tips 21:01 – Writing Skills and Essay Preparation for Admissions 28:28 – Extracurricular Activities and Why They Matter 32:56 – Conclusion and Future Steps for Students Resources & Links: Visit our Academies of Loudoun Prep schedule for more information on how to prepare and join our classes. Maximize Your Chances of Admission! Tune in to gain expert strategies and take the next step toward your future at the Academies of Loudoun ! Follow & Subscribe for more education, college prep, and STEM insights! ⭐ Enjoyed this episode? Please leave us a review and share it with a friend!…
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