• Academic Support Resources

     

    A student's first point of contact for academic assistance should be their teachers.  Click on the Academics tab above to find teacher contact information listed by subject or refer to the CCHS Faculty Directory at https://bit.ly/CCHSFaculty.

     

    Pathways after-school tutoring will be held twice a week this school year.  Tutoring is offered in English/Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies.  Credit Recovery courses are also available to those who apply.  Details, including locations and teachers, can be found at bit.ly/cchspathways.

     

    Students can retake failed tests.  If a student fails a test, CCHS grading policy allows them to take an alternate form of assessment after a period of review.  The highest score earned on the two assessments is granted.  

     

    Students should complete missing or incomplete assignments.  Missing and incomplete assignments are the most common causes of students failing courses as these are entered as zeroes (0) in teachers’ gradebooks.  Students should speak with their teachers about how to complete any missing and incomplete assignments. 

     

    Information about academic support can also be found in the school's Academic Support Letter (English / Spanish).

     

    Below are additional academic resources available to Clarke Central students:

     

    • GA Tutor offers free online tutoring sessions through scheduled Zoom meetings with certified Georgia teachers. Tutoring is available in all high school core content areas. Sessions are scheduled through student's Campus Student Portal accounts. Students can follow the directions here or visit the GA Tutor website here. Questions can be directed to Mr. Barner at barnerc@clarke.k12.ga.us.

     

    • Math IXL (https://www.ixl.com/signin/clarkecentral): Math support classes use this online program as a way to support students.  Any student enrolled in math support, and even some who are not, have access to this program.  If a student does not have an account but would like one, they should contact Mr. Barner at barnerc@clarke.k12.ga.us.

     

    • Hippo Campus (www.hippocampus.org): Hippo Campus is a free online resource for middle school and high school students, providing multimedia content in all core subjects.

     

    • Learn to Be (https://www.learntobe.org/): Learn to Be provides low-cost and free academic assistance to students by matching them with a qualified tutor.  Families must submit an application and be approved prior to beginning.

     

    • Read Theory (www.readtheory.org): Read Theory provides reading comprehension practice at students' individual reading levels.  Students can register for free if they do not already have an account.

     

    • Chegg (www.chegg.com): Chegg offers free resources, lessons, and quizzes in many different subjects.  They also have available SAT and ACT prep courses.

     

     

    • Shmoop (https://www.shmoop.com/) is an online test prep and academic support program.  Students can log-in using their school Google accounts.

     

     

    • NewsELA (https://newsela.com/) allows students to improve their literacy skills by reading and responding to current events articles.  All CCHS students can access the site using their school Google accounts.

     

    • PBS Learning Media (https://gpb.pbslearningmedia.org/) allows students to access thousands of free, standards-based digital resources.  Student accounts are free.

     

     

    • Experience Online Testing Georgia (http://www.gaexperienceonline.com/) allows students to take practice tests and view tutorials prior to End of Course and Milestones assessments.