Jennifer Ledwith

I'm like, okay, let's join these test scores.

And I see them.

And I'll tell you this, Mick, the highest a student can score on the ACT is a 36.

The lowest is a zero.

People call me, their kids have 16s.

And they say, yes, summer before the senior year.

before we're supposed to be submitting these scores to get scholarships, to get college admissions.

They called me and they're like, I don't know what happened with little Johnny.

Johnny was in all the advanced classes and he was getting A's in the advanced classes.

And it's like, well, you know, but tell me a little about what Johnny reads.

My son doesn't like to read.

Okay, well, tell me about little Johnny's homework.

He does his homework at school.

Well, tell me about his tests.

Well, you know, he's always going and, you know, doing the retakes.

So in my program, I have a program and it's actually called Scholar Ready, but the name of the program is College Ready.

And College Ready is designed to help those students little by little consistently.

We're out there.

Hey, we're out there on the field practicing consistently.

So when it's time to get to that senior year and we're throwing, we're throwing passes that are being caught and that are winning the, in the game of college admissions, we're going to the bowl games.