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How to study for the ACT and SAT

By Montana Paton, Intern|October 13, 2015

Stressed about the those standardized tests? Check out this infographic filled with tips and tricks to a 36 on the ACT or a 2400 on the SAT.

HOPE THROUGH HELP | Face Addiction Now Director of Community Education, Madie Tortomasi, believes that there is so much hope to recover from substance use disorder and no one should let it consume them. “There’s a lot of resources available, so if anyone is struggling you simply can just Google ‘substance use resources in my community’ and it’s easier now than ever to find treatment and to find resources to be able to help them quit whatever they may be addicted to,” Tortomasi said.

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FOUR PILLARS | Although Paula Staperfenne is passing the role of NHS advisor to Paul Golm and Sarah Newton, she is happy that she has been able to help students find a home at North over the years. “Just the aspect of guiding students and showing them they need to take ownership to be a part of the building,” Staperfenne said. “A lot of times when you apply to NHS it's all about what clubs and teams you have joined. You make this building your own and I thought that was important.”

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