• SOAR
    Service Opportunities for Active Readers
    This class is designed to provide an individualized and small group approach to improving overall reading skills.  Service activities and weekly visits to an elementary school or preschool are included for active reader experiences.  Students assist the local foodbank and mentor/tutor Pre-K, Kindergarten or first grade students.  Community service activities at a local foodbank provide hands-on experience with active reading in a job setting.  A variety of literacy awareness activities, research, vocabulary development and reading of novels that explore character-building situations in teens' lives will be the focus of the class.  The SOAR program has been recognized multiple times for Promising Practice awards through Characterplus.org.
      
    Study Skills
    Students address goal areas and actively work on improving skills to transition to adult life.
    Students may use study skills time to complete work for any of their classes.
    Laptops are available to all students enrolled in Study Skills and e20/20 classes.
    All students may take notes in their own notebook or use available laptops in class.
    It is recommended that students work on e20/20 in addition to the time we have in class. 
Last Modified on August 8, 2024