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Apr
30
to May 14
Workshop

IB Math Study Hall

  • 2140 Southwest Jefferson Street Portland, OR, 97201 United States (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Every Wednesday between 6-8pm PT leading up to the IB Math exam, we’re offering drop-in assistance for students preparing! Registration includes a free practice test, opportunities for collaboration, and an expert tutor’s guidance on any questions that arise. Free for active North Avenue students.

Want to bring a friend? A $15 fee will be charged upon arrival.

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May
10
Workshop

College Essay Seminar: Let’s Get Organized!

  • 2140 Southwest Jefferson Street Portland, OR, 97201 United States (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Join us for a low-cost, one-hour introduction to writing your essays, including the Common App, supplemental essays, and the California PIQs. Our expert essay coach will walk you through the purpose and requirements of each essay type, share a sample timeline, and provide tips on sourcing topics, drafting, and refining your essays.

This session is open to the graduating class of 2026, both active North Avenue-students and non-students.

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May
28
ACT, Workshop

ACT Fundamentals: Science

Engaging and student-focused, ACT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 13th ACT. This concentrated dive into the Science section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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May
21
SAT, Workshop

SAT Fundamentals: Math - With Calculator

Engaging and student-focused, SAT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 6th SAT. This concentrated dive into the Math With Calculator section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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May
14
ACT, Workshop

ACT Fundamentals: Reading

Engaging and student-focused, ACT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 13th ACT. This concentrated dive into the Reading section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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May
7
SAT, Workshop

SAT Fundamentals: Math - No Calculator

Engaging and student-focused, SAT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 6th SAT. This concentrated dive into the Math No Calculator section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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Apr
30
ACT, Workshop

ACT Fundamentals: Math

Engaging and student-focused, ACT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 13th ACT. This concentrated dive into the Math section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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Apr
23
SAT, Workshop

SAT Fundamentals: Writing & Language

Engaging and student-focused, SAT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 6th SAT. This concentrated dive into the Writing & Language section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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Apr
16
ACT, Workshop

ACT Fundamentals: English

Engaging and student-focused, ACT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 13th ACT. This concentrated dive into the English section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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Apr
9
SAT, Workshop

SAT Fundamentals: Reading

Engaging and student-focused, SAT Fundamentals are intensive online classes for students preparing for the June 6th SAT. This concentrated dive into the Reading section covers all the essentials, including test strategy and common question types, plus answers students’ individual questions from assigned pre-homework. 

Drop in for $145 per session or enroll in all four and save.

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“Thank you for this opportunity. I will definitely send clients your way. I was really impressed with your approach and learned a lot from you tonight!”
— Dave H.

Interested in booking a presentation? Let us know.

Our Presenters
David Harris
David Harris

JD & MM, Willamette University BA, University of Washington

Dave Harris is the owner of Dog Star Prep, LLC™, a college and career readiness firm based in picturesque Las Cruces, New Mexico. He has over 30 years of experience in higher education having served as a college president, business dean, MBA director at the University of Utah, and an award-winning faculty member. Dave also lived in Japan for over 16 years and served as an executive at Itochu Corporation and Murata, two leading Japanese companies. His one-of-a-kind college and career readiness program, Become the Dog Star, shows students how to differentiate themselves to stand out to prospective employers and higher education institutions. Dave has a passion for enhancing student success.

Debra Sankovitz
Debra Sankovitz

Independent Educational Consultant
BA, Indiana University
MA, University of Colorado - Boulder
Certificate in College Counseling, University of California - Los Angeles

Eighteen years of experience as a public high school counselor has enabled Debra to develop a solid understanding of the everyday life of teens. She knows how busy students and their parents are and how confusing this complex college-related stuff can be. With her broad, student-focused background, Debra skillfully guides students in authentic essay writing and discovering colleges they are excited about. Her goal is to help students gain confidence, reduce stress, and have some fun along the way!

Dr. Antonia Forster
Dr. Antonia Forster

Pediatric Neuropsychologist
Behavioral Diagnostics & Treatment

Antonia has been practicing in Portland since 1985. She assesses elementary, high school, college and graduate students with issues that impact their academic performance, including learning problems and emotional and behavioral adjustments. After completing an assessment, she provides detailed recommendations to parents and students to motivate and initiate change. She makes recommendations to schools and refers to other treatment providers, tutors/coaches, and programs as needed. Additionally, she often prepares documents to help students qualify for extended time on the SAT or GRE exams.

Dr. Michael Fulop
Dr. Michael Fulop

Clinical Psychologist
Behavioral Diagnostics & Treatment

Michael has been practicing in Portland since 1993. His training was broadly based and grounded in neuropsychological assessment and evidence-based treatment approaches that included behavioral, social learning, cognitive, cognitive-behavioral, as well as family systems, strategic, and solution-focused family work. One portion of his practice is conducting strengths-oriented assessments of students (elementary, high school, college or graduate school) with issues related to school performance, behavioral-emotional issues, and medical regimen adherence (diabetes).Another important aspect of his practice is strength-oriented treatment and follow-up. He practices within a Motivational Interviewing adherent framework, and has been trained as a Motivational Interviewing Trainer (MINT-TNT). He is available for treatment or consultation for a variety of issues including depression, anxiety, diabetes discouragement, family conflicts, behavioral issues, and many more.

Jen Namba
Jen Namba

Independent Education Consultant
College Admission Coach℠

BA, Bethany University
College Counseling Certificate, UCLA

Since 2019, Jen has been successfully helping students and families navigate the college admissions process. She belongs to multiple professional associations for college counselors and loves helping students figure out their post-high school path.

Jodi Walder
Jodi Walder

Founder & Owner, College Admission Coach
BA, University of California at Irvine
College Counseling Certificate, University of California at Los Angeles

Since 2005, Jodi has helped over 800 students navigate the college admissions process. She belongs to multiple professional associations for college counselors and loves helping students discover their post-high school path.

Scott Clyburn
Scott Clyburn

Founder & Director
BA, University of Virginia
MA, Yale University

Originally from Houston, Texas, Scott has taught in both secondary and higher education and has been tutoring professionally since 2005. He sees tutoring as an opportunity for any student to become a better learner. Scott specializes in coaching students with LD and is motivated by seeing his students transform their potential into action.