Did you know that since 1998, students in grades 9-12 can earn one elective credit towards graduation upon completing 90 hours of community service during two semesters? The semesters do not have to be consecutive, but the hours must be performed outside the student’s...
January’s tutor spotlight is on Carolyn Crow. Carolyn is an instructor in our state-approved, 1-on-1 Private School. She also tutors grades 8-12 in anatomy/physiology, biology, general science, health, life science, real estate math and French I-III. Carolyn is...
For the first time ever, on April 13, 2011, the Nationwide Department of Education will offer the SAT test free to all public high school juniors. This is being made possible by a federal grant close to $1.8 million through the Race to the Top program. Over the next...
There can be several reasons why students struggle in the traditional classroom setting. Here are just a few. Pupils often sit at individual desks in rows, with little interaction When teachers reach out to students for class participation, the same students tend to...
December’s spotlight shines on Judi Free. Judi brings great knowledge to her students, mainly in the science field. In addition to high school Biology and Physics, her subject matter includes Algebra I, Animal Science, Basic Math, Chemistry, Earth Science,...
