Churchill High School Help Center

Churchill High School has recently developed an student academic support program called the Help Center. Here you see it in action.

A sign at the entry of the Help Center welcomes students and reminds them to sign in so program effectivenss can be tracked.	Use of the Center is voluntary, and can be accessed on a drop-in basis as well as on a planned tutoring schedule. Here a student is doing internet research for a paper for his Health class.	Students serving as tutors receive community service credit, and are paired with students requesting help. Here a tutor works with a student on Algebra and Geometry.
A staff member assists in arranging Help Center tutoring services to help a student catch up with his class work after his being absent due to an illness.	A U of O Practicuum student takes on the paper work, tracking student progress. When a mid-term report shows failing grades for any CHS student, a letter is sent home to both student and parents.	Attendance in prior tutoring sessions is checked to determine whether the letter sent simply reminds students of Help Center services, inviting them to return, or informs them of Help Center services available upon request.