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The Academic Center

Serving the Homestead High School student body in improving academic achievement and motivation in all subject areas and for CAHSEE preparation.

 

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Congratulations Academic Center Tutor and Tutee!

 

We are proud to announce the Students of the Month for March

Tutee:

Roslyn Axtell 

Roslyn Axtell is a prime example of resilience! She is always in the Academic Center and has been coming for the past two semesters. While utilizing the center and its resources entirely, she is a constant in the AC, always eager to get to work, and extremely thoughtful! We couldn’t imagine the Academic Center without her.

 

 

Tutor:

 

Bryan Peng

Bryan Peng is an admirable tutor all around. He has worked with a variety of students as a long-term one-on-one tutor. His never ending dedication and persistence does not go unnoticed by others, including the tutees he works with. He often goes out of his way and tries alternative teaching strategies for struggling students, while maintaining a very pleasant and earnest attitude about the work he does. Bryan’s work is outstanding!

Please join us in congratulating these fantastic Mustangs!!!

Contact Information

 

Denae Nurnberg

Dean of Students (A - Lia)

(408) 522-2506

Chris Moore

Dean of Students (Lib - Z)

(408) 522-2556

Jessica Kirby

Academic Center Specialist

(408) 522-2571

Common Questions

Q. What is it?
A. The Academic Center is a place for students to go after their school day to get help from HHS Peer Tutors in learning the necessary content to be successful in their classes.
 


Q. Who can attend?
A. All HHS students are welcome in The Academic  Center.
 


Q. Where is it located?
A. For help in all content areas, The Academic  Center is located in the back of the HHS Library. For help with specific subject areas The Academic  Center partners with the English, Math and Science Departments. For help in a Math Class you would go to room B109 and a Biology Class in room S2.
 


Q. When is it open?
A. The Academic  Center is open in the back of the library Monday-Thursday between 2:30-4pm. The Math Academic  Center is open Monday-Thursday between 3:15-4pm in room B109. The Biology Academic  Center is open Monday-Thursday between 3:15-4pm.
 


Q. How does a student get signed up?
A. Students can go to the back of the HHS Library to The Academic  Center Office during its operating hours to get signed up to start working right away with our HHS Peer Tutors.
 


Q. Who can I contact if I have more questions:
A. Email Dean of Students Denae Nurnberg   (A-Lia) or Dean of Students Chris Moore  (Lib-Z).

Non-Discrimination Statement

The Academic Center is committed to equal opportunity for all individuals in education. The Academic Center program shall be free from discrimination based on gender, sex, race, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, ethnic group identification, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, lack of English skills, handicap or the perception of one or more of such characteristics. Reasonable accommodations are available for students with disabilities. The student and/or parent/guardian should contact the case manager (for a student in special education) or guidance counselor (for a student with a 504 plan) to request accommodations.

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