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College-Prep Track (Grades 11-12)
The College-Prep Track is designed for juniors and seniors who are preparing for advanced coursework, college expectations, and the transition to increasingly rigorous academic writing. Through individualized mentoring, students strengthen higher-level skills such as argumentation, synthesis, research-based writing, and polished scholarly voice. Coaching supports the demands of AP/IB classes, dual-enrollment courses, and college-readiness expectations.
Support for Both Advanced and Developing Upper-Grade Writers
This track serves students across the full spectrum of readiness. Advanced writers—including those in honors, AP/IB, or competitive academic pathways—receive elevated instruction in nuanced argumentation, synthesis, credibility, and professional-level clarity. Students who feel less confident or need additional reinforcement benefit from structured, judgment-free support that builds independence and readiness for post-secondary expectations. Because coaching is individualized, students remain in this track whether they need a higher challenge or more foundational strengthening before graduation.
Focus areas include:
Weekly 75-minute coaching (8 weeks)
Advanced academic writing, synthesis, and formal argumentation
Support for AP/IB, honors, dual-enrollment, and competitive academic pathways
Developing a confident, polished scholarly voice across multiple genres
Research-based writing featuring structure, clarity, credibility, and nuance
MLA/APA citation mastery + research integrity
Ethical, effective AI-supported writing
Optional college-essay planning support (not a full drafting service)
Final curated academic writing portfolio for future applications
Families may begin with one 8-week cycle; many continue for additional cycles to build fluency, mastery, and independence over time. At the start of each new cycle, we do a short check-in to reassess goals and ensure the next phase of coaching meets your student’s current needs.
The College-Prep Track is designed for juniors and seniors who are preparing for advanced coursework, college expectations, and the transition to increasingly rigorous academic writing. Through individualized mentoring, students strengthen higher-level skills such as argumentation, synthesis, research-based writing, and polished scholarly voice. Coaching supports the demands of AP/IB classes, dual-enrollment courses, and college-readiness expectations.
Support for Both Advanced and Developing Upper-Grade Writers
This track serves students across the full spectrum of readiness. Advanced writers—including those in honors, AP/IB, or competitive academic pathways—receive elevated instruction in nuanced argumentation, synthesis, credibility, and professional-level clarity. Students who feel less confident or need additional reinforcement benefit from structured, judgment-free support that builds independence and readiness for post-secondary expectations. Because coaching is individualized, students remain in this track whether they need a higher challenge or more foundational strengthening before graduation.
Focus areas include:
Weekly 75-minute coaching (8 weeks)
Advanced academic writing, synthesis, and formal argumentation
Support for AP/IB, honors, dual-enrollment, and competitive academic pathways
Developing a confident, polished scholarly voice across multiple genres
Research-based writing featuring structure, clarity, credibility, and nuance
MLA/APA citation mastery + research integrity
Ethical, effective AI-supported writing
Optional college-essay planning support (not a full drafting service)
Final curated academic writing portfolio for future applications
Families may begin with one 8-week cycle; many continue for additional cycles to build fluency, mastery, and independence over time. At the start of each new cycle, we do a short check-in to reassess goals and ensure the next phase of coaching meets your student’s current needs.