Together, we can create positive change.
When we work with School and District Leadership, we provide our resources and knowledge -- and do so with seamless communication so you're always up to speed. Learn more about how we can work with you to provide value for both you and your students.
Unmatched Support
You have the students, we have the substantial resources and know-how to get it done. We'll be there to ease your school through growing pains and the various challenges that arise in the world of education.
Seamless Communication
Like cogs working in perfect harmony, we will keep in close communication with you about any events we work together on, and any other information we think you'd want to know. After all, that's what a partnership does.
Like Passions
Like you, we're passionate about the education and empowerment of those who want to learn. When two groups have the same goal and interests in mind, they become a force to be reckoned with.
"The level of patience and responsiveness was outstanding. We cannot thank you enough for all that Applerouth has done. Your support will impact our students more than you could imagine."
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We have a team built on decades of experience, and they have a thing or two to say.
Your Dedicated Partnerships Team
You have your own Partnership Director who will serve as your primary point of contact. That's best-in-class service.
Free Events & Webinars
Free events and strategy sessions to help you guide your students along the educational journey.
"I had 82 students pass the ACT, CLT, or FAST Assessments first semester. I attribute the score improvement to the grammar instruction through Applerouth. I'm using the Applerouth book for small group instruction followed by the lessons on the computer. I've been teaching 11th and 12th grade reading for 15 years, and I feel Applerouth is making a big difference with the students in my classes."
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How We Work with School and District Leaders
We maximize the support you can give to your students.
Professional Development
Applerouth offers professional development workshops in SAT/ACT/PSAT Prep, Study Skills and Executive Functioning. Our Professional Development offerings range from free webinars on the evolving (and often confusing) landscape of standardized testing to in-depth, 2 - 3 day training sessions for your teachers on Applerouth’s cutting-edge educational practices.
Analytics and Applerouth Online
Our Analytics packages allow schools to administer full-length diagnostic tests at a time convenient for them. Students can score their tests instantly with our user-friendly platform and receive scores and detailed analyses right away. Similarly, Applerouth Online gives you insight into student performance. You can see an entire class’s success and trouble areas and more.
On-Campus or Online Prep
We provide on-campus and online educational group classes for your students on everything from the Digital SAT and ACT to Academic Tutoring, and more. You can also utilize our on-campus admissions testing groups, customized to the needs of your school and students.
The Team
When a group of people come together with one passion, it sets the stage for something extraordinary.
Jennifer has been in the test prep and e-learning industry for over twelve years. Jennifer graduated from Virginia Tech and has also completed the College Counseling Certificate program from UCLA. As the Director of School Partnerships, Jennifer manages all of Applerouth's school and district relationships in Georgia.
An Atlanta native, Emma graduated from Davidson College with a BA in Political Science and Music. Since 2011, she has been tutoring students in the SAT and ACT, and is now our K-12 Partnerships Manager. She writes and edits print curriculum, creates online educational content, and lends her voice to all of our video content.
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The Best College Essays Start with Better Questions
Most students start their college essay by asking what's the most impressive thing they've done. But the strongest essays start with a better question. Learn why focusing on who you are, not just what you've accomplished, is what makes an admissions reader root for you.
What Would Your Student Do If Colleges Weren't Watching?
A longer activity list doesn't make a stronger application. What matters is how your student chooses to spend their time and what those choices reveal about them. Instead of asking what looks good to colleges, ask what your student would pursue even if it never appeared on an application.
How Many Colleges Should I Apply To? 5 Questions to Finalize Your College List
There's no magic number of colleges to apply to. What matters is that every school has earned its place. Use these five questions to pressure-test your student's list, from whether each college has a clear reason for being there to whether your application strategy actually supports it.
The First Six Weeks of School Matter More Than You Think
Six weeks into the school year, you have enough information to spot patterns worth paying attention to. Learn how to tell productive struggle from a problem that isn't improving, distinguish academic gaps from executive function challenges, and decide when it's time to step in.
5 Ways to Turn Your PSAT Scores Into an SAT or ACT Strategy
Your PSAT scores are more than a number. Learn how to use them to gauge SAT readiness, weigh the SAT against the newly updated ACT, target your prep, and build a testing timeline that sets your student up for success.
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Your 2026 Guide to the SSAT & ISEE
Planning private school admission tests? Discover whether the SSAT or ISEE fits your student best, optimal testing dates, and key format pros and cons.
Vanderbilt Reinstates SAT/ACT Requirements for Rising Sophomores
Vanderbilt University has reinstated test-required admissions beginning with high school graduates in 2029, joining a growing national trend among highly selective universities.
Five Numbers That Explain This Year's Elite College Admissions
Every admissions cycle produces headlines, but the data underneath tells a more useful story. This piece walks through five statistics from this year's elite college admissions results, from single-digit acceptance rates to the growing gap between majors at the same university, and explains what each number means for families building a college list and deciding how many colleges to apply to. The takeaway isn't that admissions have become impossible. It's that informed planning matters more than ever.
This Summer, Don't Just Study. Build a Testing Strategy
Most families begin test prep by opening a book. Elite tutor Tal Kitron recommends starting somewhere else entirely: with a strategy. In this piece, he outlines the three steps he encourages every family to take before their student begins studying this summer, including how to determine which test is the better fit, how to build a realistic timeline with built-in flexibility, and how to practice in a way that actually moves scores.
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These two college admissions tests have a lot of unique facets. Each will give your student a different testing experience, so it's important to choose carefully. This guide can help.
AP courses can be intimidating. We get it. Our guide will provide you with the tools and confidence to excel and tackle any AP subject.
Executive functioning is a core set of skills that can determine someone's big picture success. If things feel tough, let's hack EF together.
Whether you're a parent looking for academic support for your child or an IEC in search of the best resources for your students, we have something for you.
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