We believe that strong, resilient communities give students the foundation to thrive. We make it a priority to invest in our schools and neighborhoods, not just academics.
SBISD District Improvement Team
Community Improvement Teams for Memorial High School, Stratford High School, Meadow Wood Elementary, Memorial Middle School, Hunters Creek Elementary, Spring Forest Middle School
Campus Performance Objective Committees for Bridgeland High School and McGown Elementary
We speak with teachers and parents about how to help their kids with Executive Functioning, best practices for ISEE, ACT, and SAT, and the ins & outs of College Admissions
Fort Settlement Middle School, Clements High School, Seven Lakes High School, Shaffer Elementary, Stratford High School, Bridgeland Booster Club, Bellaire Booster Club, and many more in FBISD, SBISD, HISD, KISD, and CFISD
We are proud to serve SBEF and FBEF in supporting our public schools and teachers.
Executive functioning— the set of skills that includes organization, focus, and time management— is the hidden driver of school success. In this engaging session, parents will learn what executive functions are, how they show up in daily life, and how to strengthen them at home. Interactive examples will help parents see these skills in action, and we’ll wrap up with practical tools families can start using immediately to build stronger habits and reduce stress.
The college admissions process can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be! In this talk, we cut through the noise and break down exactly what colleges are looking for today. Parents will walk away with a clear roadmap for building strong applications, avoiding common pitfalls, and setting realistic expectations. The session ends with actionable steps families can start immediately to strengthen their student’s path toward college success.
Middle school is where habits, confidence, and executive functioning skills begin to take shape. In this interactive session, parents will learn how to support their child during these critical years without hovering or nagging. We’ll share practical tools for building independence, organization, and resilience — and every parent will leave with specific strategies they can try at home that same week.
Not every student knows exactly what they want to do after graduation… and that’s okay! This presentation explores how parents can guide their child toward discovering interests, exploring strengths, and connecting them to potential career paths without adding pressure. Parents will leave with concrete conversation starters, resources, and next steps for helping their student build clarity and confidence about their future.
