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Jan 23 2018

Wow! My College Son Grew Up!

Wow! My College Son Grew Up!

It has been several months since my son left home and went off to college. It is only winter break! But, to me, my son now looks like a man or a grown-up college guy.

A Campus Visit

When visiting EJ at school we were without a car. We used public transportation to tour San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area.  San Francisco has become his city and my son now acts as my tour guide when showing me around. [Read more…]

Yvette
Yvette King-Berg, College Readiness

Yvette King-Berg, is the Executive Director of Youth Policy Institute’s Charter Schools. She was the former California Charter Schools Association Vice-President of School Development and Outreach-Southern California. Ms. King-Berg has over thirty years of experience working with teachers, students, parents, and organizations in a variety of positions including Director, Assistant Director, Curriculum Advisor, Bilingual, and Title 1 Coordinators, classroom teacher (K-12) in Pasadena and LAUSD. She has been married for twenty-three years, and is the proud mother of her son, EJ, who attends UC Berkeley.

Written by Yvette King-Berg, College Readiness · Categorized: College Life · Tagged: #problem solving #parenting teens, academic success, college life, college readiness

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