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Spring activities and sports are in full swing, proms are happening, graduations are nearing, learning is going on at a fast pace, and summer doesn’t feel far away. Congratulations to the graduating seniors! We have seen your hard work and commitment, and we are proud of you!  \nSummer Season  \nWe are excited that many current students will be continuing, and many new students will be joining us this summer. Families of current students, keep an eye on your email and lesson summaries for information about your tutor’s summer availability coming soon. We begin the process of summer scheduling with CURRENT students in early May. In the second half of May, we will contact new students to schedule summer tutoring.  \nCurrent Students and Families – what we need from you:  \nCurrent students should discuss with their families and tutor(s) whether to prepare through the summer for the July ACT, August SAT, or September ACT. There are many factors that could influence this decision: desired score gain, summer availability, continued motivation for the process, etc.  \nCurrent students and rising seniors get priority scheduling, which we will coordinate May 1-15. If you know that your child will not continue his or her preparation this summer, please let your tutor or a director know.  \nIf your child will continue tutoring this summer, let your tutor or a director know the following information no later than May 10 but preferably by May 1:  \n1) If your child would like to continue in his or her current time slot. We may be able to accommodate.  \n2) Days and times that your child is available this summer (or days & times to avoid) including any travel and unavailability dates.  \n3) Requested number of hours per week (1-3 hrs/week) and the test subjects your child would like to focus on  \n4) Any questions you have about summer scheduling and how to help your child achieve his or her score goals.  \nNew Students  \nWelcome! Summer is a great time for rising juniors to begin preparing for the ACT or SAT. In the second half of May, we will be contacting families of new students who are on the list for summer tutoring.  \n• April or May is a good time for students to take diagnostic tests (more information below) .  \n• Many parents ask us how long students should plan to spend preparing for their test. For coverage of all test subjects, we recommend a minimum of 24 hours to prepare for the SAT and 30 hours for the ACT and at least two hours per week. Some studnets come one hour per week to cover one subject.  \nSummer Scheduling Tips and Reminders  \nMany of our students will be waiting on the results of the May SAT, June SAT, or June ACT before deciding whether to continue. Contact us as soon as scores are available.  \n• We highly recommend that students resume as early in the summer as possible if planning toprep this summer. Slots will continue to be filled as the summer goes on, so there will be less and less open as we reach July.  \n• Students cannot begin or resume in August. August is our busiest month, and the only students who will be tutoring in August are those who have been tutoring through June and July.  \n• New students who desire to start in August will be asked to postpone their start date to after the August SAT or September ACT.  \n• Plan to be as consistent as possible from June through the August SAT or September ACT. We know that summer is a busy time and can involve travel. However, whenever possible, it is good to avoid long breaks from test preparation. Consistent review and practice lead to the best results.  \n• We can provide virtual tutoring while students are in other locations this summer.  \nCollege Application Essay Writing  \nIn addition to tutoring, we help many students with college application essay writing. The talented an","cbCaieYMB7g4WvYJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieYMB7g4WvYJ","pdf",298564,"English","# Summer Season\n## Current Students and Families – what we need from you\n## New Students\n## Summer Scheduling Tips and Reminders\n# College Application Essay Writing\n# Wait-Listed Students\n# North Carolina Public Universities and Standardized Tests & Test Optional Admissions","[{\"question\":\"When do current students get priority scheduling for summer tutoring?\",\"answer\":\"Current students and rising seniors get priority scheduling coordinated from May 1–15. Families should discuss summer plans and keep tutors informed if the student will not continue preparation this summer.\"},{\"question\":\"What information must families provide if a student will continue tutoring in summer?\",\"answer\":\"Families should notify their tutor or a director by May 10 at the latest (preferably by May 1) and include whether the student wants to keep the current time slot, available and unavailable days/times (including travel), requested weekly hours (1–3) and test subjects, plus any questions about summer scheduling and score goals.\"},{\"question\":\"Can students start tutoring in August?\",\"answer\":\"No. Students cannot begin or resume in August. 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