Educational Connections, Inc.

You did everything right.

You advocated for them through school. You helped them get to college. You supported them every step of the way.

And now they are on the other side of all of that and something is still not working.

Maybe they are applying to jobs inconsistently.
Maybe they start strong and then disappear from the process.
Maybe they have a plan every Monday and by Wednesday it has completely fallen apart.

Here is what most people do not understand about ADHD in young adulthood. School had structure built in. Deadlines, schedules, clear expectations, someone always telling them what to do next. The ADHD brain can function inside that container even when it is struggling.

🤯The real world does not come with that container. 🤯

And for a young adult with ADHD, that is not just an adjustment. It is like being handed a map with no starting point and being told to figure it out.

That is where Educational Connections’ Career Coaching for Young Adults comes in.

This is not a job search service. It is not a therapy program. It is one on one virtual coaching built specifically for college students and new grads with ADHD who need to develop the executive function skills that actually drive career success.

Planning. Follow through. Consistency. Managing the job search without losing momentum. Showing up for themselves when nobody is watching.

Every week your young adult works directly with a career coach who understands how the ADHD brain works and builds a system around it instead of fighting against it.

After a few weeks the shift is visible. They start following through more consistently. They take more initiative on their own. They get unstuck faster. And they start building the kind of momentum that does not collapse the moment life gets complicated.

This is not about pushing harder. It is about finally having the right support in place.

If your young adult is spinning their wheels and you are not sure how much longer to wait before stepping in, this is worth looking into now.

Schedule a free call today: https://ectutoring.com/career-coaching-for-young-adults/

Senior year is coming faster than it feels right now.

And if you are the parent of a rising 12th grader, the next few months are not just busy. They are the months where the decisions your teen makes will shape what the next four years of their life look like.

The college list. The essays. The test scores. The deadlines. The applications. All of it lands at once and most families walk into it without a clear picture of what they are actually dealing with.

That is exactly why we put together Rising Senior Week.

It is a Free 4 day virtual event running June 8 through 11, 2026, every day from 12 to 12:45 PM ET, live on Zoom. Each session is led by an expert and built specifically for parents of rising seniors who want to go into this process with clarity instead of panic.

⬇️ Here is what each day covers ⬇️

📌Monday June 8, Jen walks you through building a balanced college list and how to help your teen find their best fit schools.
📌Tuesday June 9, Renee covers standout college essays and how to help your teen build a compelling narrative.
📌Wednesday June 10, SAT and ACT expert Pete Pecoraro breaks down everything parents need to know about testing in 2026.
📌Thursday June 11 is an open ask the experts session where Renee and Pete answer your biggest college admissions and testing questions directly.

You register once and get access to every live session plus the recordings if you cannot make it live.

This is the kind of guidance most families pay for. This week it is completely FREE.

If your teen is entering their senior year and you want to walk into application season with a real plan instead of a knot in your stomach, this is where you start.

Register now before spots fill up: https://ectutoring.com/rising-senior-week/

If your child dreads reading, avoids it, rushes through it, or will only do it if you sit right next to them… watching it happen without knowing how to fix it is one of the most frustrating places to be as a parent.

And you are not alone in trying to figure out what to do about it.

Ann Dolin, founder of Educational Connections and former public school teacher, sat down with Jan Rowe, one of our highest rated reading specialists, for a webinar called:

Reading and Succeeding: Proven Methods to Boost Motivation and Comprehension

And the replay is now available for free!

Here is a little bit of what they covered inside.

📌Why third grade is the tipping point that most parents do not realize matters until it is already behind them.
📌How Jan turned a student who refused to make eye contact during sessions into a kid who did not want to stop reading, by finding one small thing he actually cared about.
📌Why reading comprehension is not just an English class problem and how it quietly affects your child’s performance in every single subject including math.
📌How to build focus and stamina in a child who cannot seem to sit still long enough to get through a page.
📌What inferencing actually is, why so many kids struggle with it, and the picture-based method that makes it click fast.
📌How to find books and passages that make a reluctant reader say, “Can I read more of that?”
📌And why kids who read over the summer score 35 to 40 percent higher on reading achievement tests, and what that window means for your child right now.

This is not a webinar full of generic advice. It is a real conversation between two educators who work with struggling readers every single day.

The strategies are specific. The stories are real. And more than one parent watching live said, “This is exactly what I needed to hear.”

If reading has felt like a battle in your house, this replay is worth an hour of your time.

Watch it for free here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nD5fi61hoY

You did not sign up for this version of parenting.

You signed up to cheer your kid on. To watch them figure things out. To see them grow into who they are supposed to become.

Instead you have spent years troubleshooting. Advocating at school meetings. Googling strategies at midnight. Sitting across from a teen who is frustrated and exhausted and starting to believe that maybe they are just not cut out for this.

And now college is coming. And instead of feeling excited, you feel scared.

Because the story the transcript tells is not the story you know. The grades do not show the kid who stays up until 2am trying to get it right. The test scores do not show the one who asks better questions than anyone in the room. The missing assignments do not show how hard they have actually been working against a brain that makes every single school task cost twice as much energy as it should.

You know who your teen is. The application just has not caught up yet.

That is exactly what our College Consultant, Renee Minnich, has been helping families fix.

Renee has 30 years of experience inside the admissions process. She knows what officers actually look at. She knows how ADHD shows up in applications and how to make sure it tells the right story instead of the wrong one. And she knows how to help families like yours find a path forward that fits your teen, not just a path that looks good on paper.

On May 13 she is hosting a free live webinar through ADDitude Magazine called “Beyond Grades and Test Scores: An Action Plan for ADHD Students to Shine After High School.”

This is not a session about making your teen look like someone they are not. It is about finally showing colleges who they actually are.

You will leave knowing which schools are genuinely built to support ADHD students, how to talk about your teen’s story in a way that opens doors instead of closing them, and what you can do right now to make sure the next chapter of their life starts with the right foundation under them.

Your teen has not run out of options. You are just now finding out what the real ones look like.

Register for Free: https://tinyurl.com/BeyondGradesWebinar

Your teen is smart. You have always known that.

But the grades do not reflect it. The assignments pile up. The follow-through falls apart. And somewhere along the way, you started quietly wondering if college is even realistic anymore.

That thought is exhausting to carry. And it is more common than you think among parents of ADHD teens.

Here is what most people do not tell you. ⬇️

The college admissions process has changed.

Grades and test scores are still part of the picture, but they are not the whole story. And for students with ADHD who have inconsistent performance, that matters more than you probably realize right now.

That’s why on May 13, our College Consultant Renee Minnich is hosting a free live webinar through ADDitude Magazine called “Beyond Grades and Test Scores: An Action Plan for ADHD Students to Shine After High School.”

Renee Minnich has spent more than 30 years in college admissions and has reviewed tens of thousands of applications. She understands how the admissions process actually works today. Now, as a college consultant at Educational Connections, she works closely with students, including many with ADHD, to help them find colleges and pathways that align with their strengths, goals, and learning needs.

Here is what you will learn inside. ⬇️

✅How students with inconsistent grades can still build a compelling application.
✅What test-optional admissions actually means for a teen who has not taken the SAT or ACT.
✅How to build a college list that fits your child academically, socially, and with the right level of ADHD support already in place.
✅Whether to mention ADHD in the application at all, and if so, how to do it in a way that helps instead of hurts.
✅And the realistic next steps you can take right now, no matter where your teen is in high school.

You do not have to have a perfect plan right now. You just have to take one step toward getting one.

The replay will be sent if you cannot join live. But the conversations it starts in your house, the shift in how you see your teen’s options, and the weight it takes off your shoulders, that starts the moment you register.

Register here for FREE: https://tinyurl.com/BeyondGradesWebinar