NEWS
JUNE 9, 2020
Penn State going test optional?
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MAY 30, 2020
MAY 28, 2020
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MAY 12, 2020
MAY 10, 2020
COVID-19 Letter to our families
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MAY 5, 2020
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Academic Call to Action
Make sure to rise above pandemic challenges to education to be ready for next year!
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In this challenging time, schools and districts were faced with implementing a drastically revamped education structure virtually in a matter of weeks or less. They are doing their best to help students finish the school year safely and with as many learning opportunities as possible. While it is understandable that the level of learning may be impacted, students must take it upon themselves to help themselves in order to prepare for next school year when expectations in their next set of classes are returned to pre-crisis heights. Students in pre-calculus this year, for example, must push themselves because next year’s calculus class is not likely to start with three months of review.
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Top three suggestions to get the most out of this school year:
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Build in structure – set up a reasonable wake-up time, work times for each course, and bedtime.
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Do optional work, attend optional meetings with teachers, ask to meet regularly with teachers. Set up study groups (a great leadership experience to add to your activity resume for college applications).
If quizzes, tests, and/or finals are no longer a part of a class, ask your teachers if you can take them for no credit to ensure learning.
We offer personalized, one-on-one tutoring to help students fill in the gaps to ensure a strong next year.
