This session includes Spanish captioning, and all handouts are provided in English and Spanish. Esta sesión incluye subtítulos en español, y todos los materiales están disponibles en inglés y español.

You hear about GPAs, then test scores, then FAFSA, then early action — usually from different people, usually in the wrong order, and usually too late to do much about the first one. This session puts the whole thing in front of you at once: what happens in each year of high school, who is responsible for what, and the words schools use that nobody stops to explain.

It's built for parents and students to attend together. For most families this is a shared decision, not a student project.

A clear picture of what actually happens in 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade

A working split of which decisions belong to the student and which belong to the family

Plain-English translations of the terms you keep hearing — weighted GPA, test-optional, early action, net price

Three specific things to do in the next thirty days

Attend in person or online — free either way

In person: 6737 W Washington St, Milwaukee, WI 53214 Online: join right here

Can't make it live? Register anyway. The recording stays posted, and you can watch whenever it works for your family.

The full series — four Friday evenings, same time, same place

01 · A Family Roadmap to College — September 18

04 · Letting Go, Staying Connected — December 18

Teege Mettille — Owner and College Planner, Class 101 Waukesha-Brookfield. Two decades in college admissions and enrollment management, and a first-generation college student himself.

Liv Lara — National Financial Literacy Campaign, sponsored by World System Builders.

National Financial Literacy Campaign: A Four Year Road Map To College