As the school year begins, your child’s backpack isn’t the only thing that matters—mindset is just as important. A growth mindset helps kids face challenges, build resilience, and develop confidence in learning. Learn practical ways to encourage grit, celebrate effort, and turn mistakes into stepping stones for success both in school and in life.

Helping your child excel in math takes more than worksheets and drills. At Best in Class Education Center, we combine personalized instruction, structured programs, and ongoing assessments to strengthen foundational skills and confidence. With Math Enrichment and Private Tutoring options, your child can catch up, keep pace, or reach ahead—all while enjoying the journey of learning math.

As summer winds down and backpacks start filling up with pencils and folders, why not go beyond the basics this back-to-school season? At Best in Class Education Center, we’ve gathered a list of eight smart, lesser-known school supplies that can make a big difference—from whiteboard clipboards to noise-reducing earbuds. These tools aren’t just fun—they promote organization, focus, and independence. Whether your child is heading into a new grade or starting an after-school program, these items can help set the tone for a smoother, more successful year ahead. Ready to level up your school prep? Let’s dive in!

When summer stretches on and the “I’m bored!” cries start echoing through the house, don’t panic—you don’t need elaborate plans or pricey outings to keep your child happy and engaged. From backyard obstacle courses and silly story games to free library programs and nature hikes, there are plenty of creative, low-cost ways to fill the summer days with fun and learning. In this blog, we share 10 boredom-busting activities your child (and family!) will love. Want something more structured? Our enrichment programs at Best in Class can help your child stay sharp and confident for the next school year.

Summer may feel like a break from routines, but it’s also the perfect time to lay the groundwork for a smoother, more successful school year ahead. Without the pressure of busy mornings, after-school activities, and homework, summer is a more relaxed time to work on non-academic success skills. By putting a few intentional habits in place now, your child can return to school in the fall feeling confident, prepared, and ready to thrive.