The Learning Formation Program

The goal of the Learning Formation Team is to support students and to improve student academic achievement at St. Charles through subject-specific tutoring, help with time management and study skills, and regular student check-ups to monitor academic improvement.

The Learning Formation Center, located in Holy Angels Library, is available for students before school, throughout the entire school day, and after school.

Supporting students and improving academic achievement through:

• subject-specific tutoring;
• helping with study and time management skills;
• providing regular student check-ups to;
• monitoring academic improvement.

Click HERE to view a PDF of the Formation Flyer

The Learning Formation Team:

• schedules weekly tutoring appointments with students and supervises National Honor Society
• peer tutoring sessions in the Learning Center (Students are able to track their schedule on PowerSchool.);
• coordinates with teachers to space out large assessments to maintain a more manageable testing load for students on any one date;
• helps students track due dates and prepare in advance for larger assessments (tests, papers, unit quizzes).

In addition to the tutoring provided by the members of the Learning Formation Team, National Honor Society peer tutoring also occurs at the Learning Formation Center before and after school, during students’ study halls, and during the enrichment period.

The Learning Formation Center is open before and after school for student printing, basic technology support, and scheduled tutoring. The Center is not a spot to “hang out” before or after school; rather, students come with an appointment or with a specific brief reason for their visit.  Access to the Center for subject-specific adult tutoring and NHS tutoring is by appointment.  The appointment must be made through a member of the Learning Formation Team.

Team Members:

Ned Gruber '09, Dean of Learning Formation, Latin

Zach Wright, Freshman Class Advisor, Math

Beth Homon, English Faculty

Gabe Lawson '15, Religion Faculty

Jourdan Wickcliffe '11, Time Management and Study Skills

Anthony Huffman '17, Time Management and Study Skills