Kim Fry

As a second-generation Agent, I am deeply passionate about my work, which is evident in the dedication and care I provide to my customers. With over 20 years of experience, I have been assisting individuals with their life insurance needs, as well as providing guidance on home and auto policies. Beyond my professional life, I am happily married to my husband Jarod, and we have two wonderful children. Our family also includes a playful Great Dane named Tank, who occasionally joins me in the office, bringing joy and smiles to those who visit.

Going back to school can be an exciting time! Here are some common tasks and things to consider when preparing to go back to school:

• Check the academic calendar: Find out the start date of classes, important deadlines, and any other significant dates throughout the semester.

• Review your class schedule: Make sure you know which classes you are registered for and when they meet. If you need to make any changes, reach out to your academic advisor or the registrar's office.

• Purchase or gather school supplies: Depending on your grade level and courses, you may need notebooks, pens, pencils, calculators, textbooks, or other materials. Check with your school or teachers for any specific requirements.

• Get organized: Set up a system to keep track of assignments, due dates, and important events. Consider using a digital calendar, or a task management app to stay organized throughout the school year.

• Plan your transportation: If you commute to school, figure out your transportation options and plan your route. If you take the school bus, confirm the pickup and drop-off times.

• Connect with classmates: Reach out to friends or classmates to see if you can coordinate schedules or form study groups. Having a support system can make the transition back to school easier.

• Prepare your study space: Create a comfortable and distraction-free study area at home where you can focus on your schoolwork. Remove any unnecessary distractions and make sure you have the necessary supplies.

• Set goals: Think about what you want to achieve academically and personally during the school year. Set realistic and specific goals to help you stay motivated and focused.

• Take care of your health: Prioritize your physical and mental well-being by getting enough sleep, eating nutritious meals, and incorporating exercise into your routine. Establishing healthy habits will support your overall success in school.

• Familiarize yourself with school policies and resources: Review the student handbook or website to understand the rules, regulations, and resources available to you. This may include information about academic support services, clubs, organizations, or counseling services.

Remember, going back to school is an opportunity for growth and learning. Take advantage of the resources and support available to you and make the most of your educational journey.