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Professional development days are a staple of school life. Students get a day off, parents scramble for childcare, and teachers sit in a stuffy room and become students. In truth, however, professional development (PD) is a huge part of work life for a teacher, with around ten percent of the school

Tutor Doctor franchise owner Jeffrey Frichner got into education franchising because of one simple thing - his children. As a father of four, he’s seen his children graduate from such illustrious institutions as Cornell University and California Polytechnic. Through his children’s education,

The ACT and the SAT both play a major role in applying for colleges. However, if the most recent ACT results are any indication, the newest crop of graduates may not be ready for college level work.

Running an independent business is a rewarding and, at times, difficult undertaking. While there are some benefits to going it alone, the prospect of converting to a franchise model can sometimes be too good to pass up.

With back to school comes one certainty – homework.  It’s an essential part of the learning process, but it is often looked at with dread.