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 > Home > Accelerate! Tutorial ProgramJuly 31, 2010 


The accelerate tutorial program is not being offered this year


Accelerate is a tutorial program started by CCCC at the Ezell Hester Community Center in Boynton Beach. As a tutorial program, Accelerate is not unique. It attempts to solve the same problem that every tutorial program attempts to solve: How to increase the performance of struggling students.

However, based on our experience in and around the school system, we see an even bigger problem. In our opinion, the schools are simply not designed to accelerate students who have fallen behind. Those students may be pulled out for extra help, or given easier work than their peers, but the fact remains, that at the end of the school year, most likely, they will still be behind.

Class size is one factor. Parental involvement is another. Low expectations is a third. The list can go on and on. All this tells us is that the schools desperately need our help. Parents and community leaders must get more involved in educating our students in and outside of the school center. Our plan is one of agumentation, helping our local schools rather than working at cross purposes, using the same resources they use in a small group setting in the community.

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The purpose of the Accelerate Tutorial program is to provide a small group environment in which to remediate and accelerate students who are below level in reading and mathematics.

The measurable goal of the program will be a grade level increase in the reading level and the mathematics capability of enrolled students over a period of one school year. These measurements will be made using the assessment tools of the student’s home school where possible. Another measure of student advancement will be mastery of a large percentage of the Sunshine State Standard grade level expectations for their grade level by the end of the school year
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