Tutoring
Students will have access to online tutoring from teachers during regularly scheduled class times or special one-on-one sessions via NewRow. During these sessions, teachers will divide students into small groups or provide one on one tutoring. Additionally, teachers may create opportunities for face to face meetings with students and learning coaches at community facilities across the state (coffee shops, libraries, rec centers, etc.).
Face to Face Tutoring
ISOK will offer face-to-face tutoring with highly qualified tutors who are experts in their content area, and tutors in all subject areas will be available. This pathway to learning will help students increase their course grades, achieve higher test scores, reach their academic goals, and create connections with learning. It will also help with engagement and relationship building. Face-to-face tutoring will take place only at a public space, such as a library or tech center or at the Tutoring Center in Midwest City. If in-person tutoring is not feasible, virtual, face-to-face tutoring using Zoom, Newrow or another method will be used. If any technical issues arise, the Tutoring Manager must be notified. Students will be matched with a tutor located closest to them. If a tutor is not located within reasonable distance to a student, F2F virtual tutoring may be offered. For any tutoring questions or needs contact the Tutoring Coordinator, Allison McCartney at [email protected].
This information is from the Board-approved ISOK Handbook for SY 2022-2023, revised September 2022.