Getting in - Claflin M a Ed, Tiffany
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This book that you are currently holding in your hands contains expert advice and precious nuggets of wisdom, previously guarded by the privileged few. For generations, parents (let's be honest, mostly mothers) used these highly effective strategies to send their children to prestigious and popular independent schools in San Francisco. As an independent school graduate, an independent school teacher, and an independent school parent (with a Master's degree in Education), consider me the ultimate insider, ready and eager to pass my decades of knowledge on to you. In the coming chapters, I will…mehr

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This book that you are currently holding in your hands contains expert advice and precious nuggets of wisdom, previously guarded by the privileged few. For generations, parents (let's be honest, mostly mothers) used these highly effective strategies to send their children to prestigious and popular independent schools in San Francisco. As an independent school graduate, an independent school teacher, and an independent school parent (with a Master's degree in Education), consider me the ultimate insider, ready and eager to pass my decades of knowledge on to you. In the coming chapters, I will share priceless tips and tricks, illuminating stories and real-life examples, teaching you the insider's method of applying to K-8 independent schools. In other words, reading this book will significantly increase your chances of earning a spot for your child at a top choice independent school in San Francisco.
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Tiffany Claflin grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts, where exceptional schools are the norm and elite colleges and universities are a dime a dozen. As a young girl, Claflin was taught to embrace the core values of hard work and the pursuit of intellectual excellence, immersed in the world of independent schools: The Park School, Milton Academy and Middlebury College. Eventually, she earned my Masters in Education in 1996, then moved to San Francisco, ready to work hard and put her teaching skills to the test. As luck would have it, Claflin was quickly hired as a substitute teacher by several independent schools (San Francisco Day, Chinese American International School and French American International School), but ultimately chose to teach at a Japanese bi-lingual preschool as the English teacher. The first few months on the job, Claflin consistently witnessed preschool parents freaking out about the Kindergarten application process. Because she had first-hand knowledge of their children and because she had inside information about these school communities, Claflin got to work. She met parents at the local coffee shop after school and started unofficially teaching them about the application process. Claflin also wrote recommendation letters, hoping to gently persuade admissions directors that these wonderful families deserved a coveted spot at their schools. After several years of successfully coaching on the side, Claflin finally decided to quit her teaching job and make placement counseling her full-time profession. Since founding Claflin Educational Consulting, she has helped many parents, teaching time-tested strategies and insider tips and tricks of the trade.