Huntington Learning Center

10/14/2026

We help with SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE Prep, and K through 12 Math, Reading, and Science subjects. Call to schedule an evaluation.

10/14/2026

We help with SAT, ACT, SSAT, ISEE Prep and K through 12 Math, English, and Science subjects

10/14/2026

DAY GIG — Yard Signs & Posters (Shoreline / Edmonds / Lake Forest Park / Kenmore / N. Seattle)
Need 2 reliable people for a day to place yard signs and posters around the area. Simple outdoor work, I'll provide everything.
Pay: cash, paid same day.
When: Based on your availabiltiy.
Requirements: your own transportation, phone with camera (photo proof of each placement).
DM me if interested — can start right away.

Call now to connect with business.

10/12/2026

The answer: Confidence.

The statistic doesn't state that only 59% of girls ARE good at math or science, it says only 59% SAY they are good at it. That means they may actually be great at math or science, but they don't have the confidence to believe it.

Confidence can shape whether students raise their hand, tackle a challenging problem, or see themselves succeeding in STEM or other subjects. That's why building confidence is just as important as building skills.

What's a proven way to build confidence in your student? Tutoring. Visit HuntingtonHelps.com to learn more about our tutoring options.


Sources:
https://www.parents.com/girls-in-stem-how-parents-can-inspire-their-daughters-8726360

https://static1.squarespace.com/static/62f55ec3c3784d0f3ec88011/t/67d833c6d7b3e4164fda828d/1742222280132/The+2024+Girls%27+Index%E2%84%A2+Girls+%26+STEM+Impact+Report.pdf

10/09/2026

Students with ADHD are trying; their brains just work differently! The right support from our ADHD expert tutors and personalized learning plans can help your student stay on track.

Get support at HuntingtonHelps.com.

10/08/2026

What is early decision vs. early action, and should your aspiring college student take advantage of these options?

Early Decision (ED) is the option to apply early to a college. However, if you get accepted to that college, you MUST attend that college.

Early Action (EA) is the option to apply early to a college, but students do not have to commit to the college right away.

Students who are absolutely sure of their first-choice college often apply ED or EA.

Students must make sure they meet the admission requirements for SAT and ACT scores, GPA, and rank to apply ED or EA.

Comment which school your student is applying ED or EA to this year!

10/07/2026

Tutoring is no longer a last resort for parents!

Parents are increasingly taking a proactive approach to their children’s education, with a new national survey commissioned by Huntington Learning Center and conducted by YouGov, finding that 6 in 10 parents are beginning tutoring in elementary school.

With this shift, parents are prioritizing academic support to ensure their child develops strong learning habits, confidence, and the skills needed for long-term success.

10/05/2026

A favorite teacher is like having a home away from home!

Teachers and tutors that students trust and look up to are an important part of providing a supportive learning environment.

Thank you to the teachers and tutors who help create a place where students want to learn.

10/03/2026

⏰ It's that time again! Searching for college scholarships? Enter to win our $4,000 Huntington College Scholarship Sweepstakes: https://bit.ly/4jirKiw

10/02/2026

Ready for the answer? ⬇️
The answer is C. 9

This is an exponent question:
x2- y3
(6x6) - (3x3x3)
36-27= 9

Need help practicing for the SAT? Sign up for test prep at your nearest Huntington Learning Center.

09/24/2026

Tutoring is for students of all ages and education levels. Even A+ students seek tutoring to stay ahead. Whether your student is looking for a competitive advantage, or they need to improve their grades, our tutors are dedicated to helping each student with a personalized plan.

09/23/2026

What's the best time of day to study?

Trick question, there is no one best time to study! It varies based on every individual's specific schedule and needs. Some students are early risers and most alert in the morning. Whereas others are groggy and not fully awake until mid-afternoon. So when should you study?

📚 Study when YOU feel most alert and can concentrate without distractions.

⏳ Aim for 45–60 minute study sessions with 5–10 minute breaks.

🌙 Avoid waiting until the night before to study. The night before should focus on a light review of what you know and getting enough sleep.

09/22/2026

‼️REMINDER‼️ Join our webinar with Dr. Mary Rooney and help students with ADHD thrive.

You'll learn:

What executive function skills are and what role they play in your child’s success.

Ways to help students stay organized and manage responsibilities more effectively.

How to reduce distractions and improve focus at home and at school.

Tools for helping students develop confidence, accountability, and self-advocacy skills.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4fXAasy

09/21/2026

Parents, be honest. How long does homework usually take in your house?

⏱️ Under 30 minutes
⏱️ 30–60 minutes
⏱️ Over an hour

Comment your answer!

09/18/2026

🚨Registration Reminder🚨 TODAY is the deadline to sign up for the SAT on October 3rd. If you're a senior, this could be your last chance to test before college applications are due.

If you've already registered, make sure you start your practice questions!

Not acing your practice questions yet? Visit HuntingtonHelps.com to learn about our personalized test prep program that can help increase your confidence and your score!

09/16/2026

Did you know our centers are MSA certified?

Middle States Associaiton (MSA) accreditation means our tutors and staff are dedicated to your student's education, giving parents extra confidence that their child is learning in a trusted environment.

When it comes to your child's education, every choice matters and we're proud to be one you can count on.

09/15/2026

Help students with ADHD thrive! Thanks to you, they’ll gain independence and navigate the school year with greater confidence.

Join our webinar with Dr. Mary Rooney and learn:

What executive function skills are and what role they play in your child’s success.

Ways to help students stay organized and manage responsibilities more effectively.

How to reduce distractions and improve focus at home and at school.

Tools for helping students develop confidence, accountability, and self-advocacy skills.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4fXAasy

09/14/2026

Starting the year strong builds confidence that lasts. 💪

School can be similar to playing sports when it comes to confidence. When you’re winning, your confidence is high; when you’re losing it’s tougher to stay confident and believe in yourself.

In sports, coaches help keep your confidence up. Many teams have multiple coaches. In school, there’s one teacher to 30 students, so it’s up to the students themselves to seek help when they aren’t understanding the material.

That’s where tutors come in!

A tutor is like a coach, but for school! Tutors build confidence and make sure your student is learning the skills needed to perform their best whether it’s on tests or homework.

Get a tutor and stay confident!

09/11/2026

📆 Registration deadline for the October 17th ACT is TODAY. Early college application deadlines start in October and November, this could be one of your last chances to test!

09/08/2026

Every child reads and learns at their own pace. We're passionate about building confident readers and lifelong learners—one lesson, one book, and one word at a time.