​TUTORING AT MRS

The school’s educational program, in alignment with the school’s philosophy, seeks to challenge students to work to their full potential. To accommodate those students with academic needs, Maria Regina School (MRS) provides afterschool homework help and peer tutoring. Ordinarily, every other week teachers facilitate afterschool tutoring for select struggling learners. Tutoring of students who are experiencing challenges in reading and math are given priority as part of this schoolwide intervention measure. 

The in-school and afterschool program, as a whole, may serve as an extension of the schoolwide intervention aspect when adequate resourceful personnel is available since it affords students the opportunity to complete class and homework assignments with remedial support and tutoring in a supervised environment. ​In addition, alumni and other high school students from time to time give back to the community by assisting with afterschool daycare and ​homework tutorial as well as providing one-on-one tutoring and small group instruction in order to complete their requirements for service hours. Any tutoring service offered as part of the schoolwide intervention measure at MRS is carried out in alignment of the archdiocesan tutoring policy as explicated below.​