CKG Consulting, LLC

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What is an educational consultant?

Professional Development on Educational Issues ( Home Supports for Students, PSSA and other state mandated testing strategies, FASFA and Scholarship assistance, Healthy Habits, etc.) Initial E-Consultations, Phone, text and face to face consultations are provided FREE of charge

Parent Events in Community locations throughout the tri-state area

Providing researched based supports for student

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Matching Clients with Academic/Behavioral /and Social Supports within their communities and across the city. Other services upon request; personally tailored to fit each family’s needs. An educational consultant is a trained professional. Hired by families to help guide them through educational transitions, a consultant thoroughly evaluates a student's academic/social/emotional needs and suggests educational options or services to meet those needs. Consultants do not accept payment from schools and families at the same time. This allows them to remain objective in their evaluation of a provider's mission and work on behalf of a student and family. An educational consultant's job is to find the right match to ensure that a student is happy and successful. When should I begin to work with a consultant? College Counseling - The college search process should begin by the fall of junior year. A freshman or sophomore start, however, will benefit a student by planning course schedules, standardized test strategies, extracurricular activities, community service, and summer activities. Special Needs Counseling - A student having difficulty at home, in school, in college, with peers, with him/herself, or with authority is either in danger or wasting valuable growing time. An educational consultant should be contacted as soon as a parent is aware that the difficulties are beyond their ability to manage. A consultant will make every effort to call in specialists to help the situation and to discuss all possible options with a family before a difficulty becomes a crisis. How do I choose the right consultant for my family? There are several important issues to consider in choosing the right educational consultant for you. Don't be afraid to ask consultants direct questions during your interview process; you are putting your child's future in their hands.

1. Background and training - Look for a consultant with an educational degree, employment history, and ongoing training efforts that make you confident in their level of knowledge.

2. Experience - Look for a consultant whose practice specializes in the area of interest to your family. Some examples of these areas are: Learning Disabilities, Special Needs, K-12 Schools, College Entrance Process.

3. Customer service - How your consultant interacts with you is a direct reflection of the level of importance and concern that has been placed on your family’s issue. Find a consultant who is readily available and is willing to meet on an unlimited basis.

4. Comfort level- How comfortable are you with your consultant? Do you feel as if you are not immersed in your problem alone because you are in good hands? Because you have to open up to your consultant frequently on social and emotional levels, it is extremely important that the personalities are a good match.

11/13/2014

Radio show 2nd and 4th Tuesday on the month at 8pm

Home - Bold Radio Station

04/15/2013

Women in particular need to keep an eye on their physical and mental health, because if we're scurrying to and from appointments and errands, we don't have a lot of time to take care of ourselves. We need to do a better job of putting ourselves higher on our own 'to do' list.
-Michelle Obama

03/08/2013

Have you seen this book? Take a sneak peek at the link below.

The ABC's Of Mentoring: A Bi-Weekly Road Map for Uplifting Youth The ABC's of Mentoring: A Road Map for Uplifting Youth is a straightforward guide which gives the reader the tools necessary for effective mentoring. This book was written with the goal of demystifying mentoring. Many adults would like to help troubled youth through mentoring, but don't have any ...

03/08/2013

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Home CKG Consulting has as its mission the development of practical, effective educational solutions for students and their families via purposeful collaboration with parents, guardians, and educational resources

02/27/2013

Connie K. Grier is grateful to been invited back to present at the College Readiness Institute In Washington DC!!!!
Excited and Thankful!!

02/20/2013

Black History Month is a time to reflect on how far we have come along with a time to pay tribute..

02/17/2013

February is Black History Month

02/17/2013

Time to reflect...."I am where I am because of the bridges that I crossed. Sojourner Truth was a bridge. Harriet Tubman was a bridge. Ida B. Wells was a bridge. Madame C. J. Walker was a bridge. Fannie Lou Hamer was a bridge." -Oprah Winfrey

02/14/2013

02/13/2013

For more information on what I do or what I can do for you and your family please call 215-703-8083. We welcome ALL questions you may have....

02/13/2013

What is an Educational Consultant?

An educational consultant is a skilled and knowledgeable professional, who advises students and families to help guide them toward achieving their educational potential. The consultant brings passion, high ethical standards, and collaborative communication to an ongoing process.

02/07/2013

Black History Month!!!

Daisy Bates was a pivotal civil rights activist and the guide, mentor, and advisor for the Little Rock Nine. She was also the president of the state of Arkansas’s NAACP chapter and helped her husband run a weekly newspaper, the Arkansas State Press, which chronicled the ongoing battle for civil rights in Arkansas during the 1950s.

When the Supreme Court ruled that segregation among schools was no longer constitutional (in the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education case), the state of Arkansas resisted the ruling. Daisy Bates advocated for integration and helped identify the nine students who would be the first African-American students to attend Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas.

She mentored and nurtured the students during this difficult time, striving to protect them from mobs and vicious threats. Throughout her life, she continued to fight for civil rights, working for the Democratic National Committee in Washington and incubating many community projects in Little Rock. Her memoir, The Long Shadow of Little Rock: A Memoir chronicles her experiences growing up and her involvement in the struggle for civil rights.

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