Course Breakdown:

Students will learn techniques to organize themselves both academically and personally. Being organized will help students feel less stressed and avoid procrastination. The first class will focus on teaching these techniques and practicing time management skills. The two-week sessions will give students time to practice implementing the techniques in their daily lives and then come back to discuss their experiences. Students will also learn how to plan their days, weeks, and months to ensure they have enough time for all their activities and avoid staying up late to finish assignments or study.

Follow-Up:

We recommend signing up for our Weekly Organization sessions, where we meet with students for 30 minutes on Mondays to help them organize for the week. We ensure they are prepared to tackle the week ahead. By signing up for this class, you allow us to monitor the implementation of best organizational practices. The combination of the Organization & Thrive and Weekly Organization sessions will ensure you are setting your child up for success in junior high, high school, college and adulthood.

If your child needs more intensive one-on-one assistance in this area, contact us at info@theedgecenla.com and we can discuss options.

Student/Parent Obligations:

• Arrive 5 minutes before the start of the course. Being late disrupts the class for all students.
• Students will wait in the lobby until the instructor brings them to the classroom. Only enrolled students are allowed in the class. Other guests must wait in the lobby.
• Parents are expected to pick up students on time. A fee of $5.00 per minute will be charged for late pickups.
• Please do not send your child to Academic Edge if they are not feeling well. If they miss school due to illness, they should not attend class. Additionally, students should be free of fever for 24 hours without medication before coming to class.
• If students are disruptive and do not respond to redirection, they may be removed from the class without a refund.