advisory class

Students go to an advisory class twice a month based on their grade and pathway.

The Senate is composed of two elected students from each of the schools advisory classes.

The advisory class is a place where students can bond with each other, get academic support, and have a safe place to share their feelings.

Most ninth grade advisory classes have two Link Crew members for a class of 20-25 students.

Every student is enrolled in an Advisory class that is gender and grade-level specific.

All four academies utilize block scheduling where students take four 80 minute classes a day plus an advisory class.

A typical schedule consists of 8 periods; including one lunch, one advisory class, two electives and four core courses.

County Fair - A schoolwide all-afternoon fair in which each advisory class contributes food, games, and entertainment.

An advisory class occurs after the student's lunch period (depending on what grade the student is in they may or may not have advisory everyday.)

Frontier Trail Middle School has advisory classes on last hour each day to encourage reading, or so that students may go to "club activities", or just do homework.

Every ninth grade student is enrolled in an Advisory class that meets every day and is custom-designed to ensure a smooth, productive transition to high school from the middle school environment.

Advisory is basically a home room and sometimes the two 7th grade advisory classes merge and do activities while some days they have a study hall; the 6th graders have three advisories.

All students are assigned to an Advisory class where students are supported by an Advisor who monitors their overall progress and help students set and achieve academic, social, and personal goals.

Every student at New Vista is assigned to a mixed-grade advisory class, which they attend all four years of their career at New Vista, supporting each student from enrollment through graduation.

Through our discussions in advisory class and periodic assemblies students hear directly from the principal, faculty and guidance staff about expectations of respectful behavior with one another, whether in school or out of school, in-person or online.

Field Work Small Advisory Classes Project-based Learning Multi-Disciplinary Instruction Online Courses Online Language Classes (American Sign Language Chinese French German Latin Spanish)

The Organization is governed by the Board of Directors, which includes the reigning Rose Emperor and Rose Empress, and contains four separate classes of membership: General Members, Associate Sustaining Members, Sustaining members and the Advisory Class.