Tutor: Timothy Mosser mosertimothy@mac.com
Grades: 11- 12th grades Class Limit: 6-12 students Time: Wed 8:30a-9:50a
Textbook: Included in the supply fee
Prerequisite: none
Class Fee: $164 (4 payments of $27 tutor, $14 operational)
Supply Fee: $40 (3 text books and a calculator)
The objective of this class is to prepare as effectively as possible for the June 2 SAT through increased familiarity with the test's format, improved test-taking skills, enhanced reading comprehension, increased effciencey and adeptness in solving a variety of math problems, and a stronger grasp on the English and communication skills necessary to meet the test's expectations.
Mr. Moser chooses to concentrate his focus on the SAT rather than the ACT because of the availibility of scholarship money to be had through the National Merit and the skills received in preparing for this test will help with the ACT however, the ACT is run by a different organization and follows a different format. Mr. Moser said the following, "I have received many requests to teach the ACT, but I have chosen to make the SAT/PSAT my focus, because quality is more important to me than demand."
SAT Preparatory Course
Beginner Sewing
Tutor: Sheila Rossi | sewfun2sew64@yahoo.com
Grades: 8th–12th Class Limit: 6-8 Time: Tues 1:30p-2:50p
Textbook: Included in supply fee
Prerequisite: None (basic computer knowledge is helpful)
Class Fee: $369 (9 payments of $27 tutor, $14 operational)
Supply Fee: $150 (inc. sewing machine), $50 (w/o sewing machine)
Beginner sewing class will include projects and activities that will guide the student in making his/her own clothes or craft projects, and even simple alterations to different garments. This class will work on learning basic sewing skills that will lead them in choosing a pattern and fabric and on to constructing the garment or project of their choice. There will be one field trip during the year to a fabric store. Students will be responsible for purchasing all patterns, fabric, and any notions needed for their projects.
Grades: 8th–12th Class Limit: 6-8 Time: Tues 1:30p-2:50p
Textbook: Included in supply fee
Prerequisite: None (basic computer knowledge is helpful)
Class Fee: $369 (9 payments of $27 tutor, $14 operational)
Supply Fee: $150 (inc. sewing machine), $50 (w/o sewing machine)
Beginner sewing class will include projects and activities that will guide the student in making his/her own clothes or craft projects, and even simple alterations to different garments. This class will work on learning basic sewing skills that will lead them in choosing a pattern and fabric and on to constructing the garment or project of their choice. There will be one field trip during the year to a fabric store. Students will be responsible for purchasing all patterns, fabric, and any notions needed for their projects.
Yearbook
Tutor: Shanan Anthony | shananth@cox.net
Grades: 10th-12th Class Limit: 7-10 Time: Thurs 2:55p-4:15p
Textbook: None
Prerequisite: None
Class Fee: $360 (9 payments of $20 tutor, $20 operational)
Supply Fee: $40
This course is excellent for the college-bound student, as it qualifies as a high school level elective credit. Yearbook production typically runs from Sept-Feb. Students can expect assignments and duties to extend beyond the allocated class time including, but not limited to the following: photography assignments, theme developments, story ideas, organizing sale and distribution of the yearbook, advertising sales, completion of computer pages, as well as establishing and meeting and publication deadlines. CTC standards and expectations take precedence. Students must maintain the integrity and secrecy of the publication. While individual work is necessary, working as a team is also essential. Students are further expected to maintain computer equipment. Attendance and punctuality to class and to all deadlines is paramount. This class will run from the beginning of the school year until Spring Break.
Grades: 10th-12th Class Limit: 7-10 Time: Thurs 2:55p-4:15p
Textbook: None
Prerequisite: None
Class Fee: $360 (9 payments of $20 tutor, $20 operational)
Supply Fee: $40
This course is excellent for the college-bound student, as it qualifies as a high school level elective credit. Yearbook production typically runs from Sept-Feb. Students can expect assignments and duties to extend beyond the allocated class time including, but not limited to the following: photography assignments, theme developments, story ideas, organizing sale and distribution of the yearbook, advertising sales, completion of computer pages, as well as establishing and meeting and publication deadlines. CTC standards and expectations take precedence. Students must maintain the integrity and secrecy of the publication. While individual work is necessary, working as a team is also essential. Students are further expected to maintain computer equipment. Attendance and punctuality to class and to all deadlines is paramount. This class will run from the beginning of the school year until Spring Break.