To ensure we stay on track for that 5, consistency is our most important tool. Because our sessions are structured to cover one specific AP unit at a time, missing a meeting can create a gap in your knowledge base. Though that may be the case, a meeting missed here and there isn't a big deal with a heads up, I am happy to fill in your gaps in knowledge.

Here is the attendance policy designed to keep us organized and focused on your academic goals:

📅 Attendance & Punctuality Policy

1. Consistency is Key

To maintain momentum, students are expected to attend their scheduled weekly session. Each session builds on the "Blueprint" strategies we establish in Week 1.

2. Cancellation & Rescheduling 24-Hour Notice: If you need to cancel or reschedule, please provide at least 24 hours' notice. This allows me to offer the time slot to another student or adjust our curriculum timeline. Emergency Situations: I understand that life happens! In the event of a sudden illness or family emergency, please notify me as soon as possible, life always comes before in my book. 3. Late Arrival The Clock Starts: Sessions will begin at the scheduled time. If a student is late, the session will still end at the scheduled time to remain fair to the next student. However, I will wait for 5 minutes after the time just in case as we all might be late sometimes for the first few sessions. 15-Minute Rule: If a student is more than 15 minutes late without prior notice, the session will be considered a "No-Show" and may be cancelled. 4. No-Show Policy Missing a session without any prior communication prevents us from covering that week’s specific AP topic. Frequent no-shows may result in the loss of your preferred time slot in the weekly schedule. 📝 Preparing for the Session To get the most out of our time (and to ensure we have time for our practice questions at the end), please arrive with: Your primary textbook or class notes. A laptop or notebook for drafting FRQ/DBQ outlines. Any specific questions from your school-day AP teacher. The "Catch-Up" Clause If a session is missed, it is the student's responsibility to review the missed unit’s key terms. During our next meeting, we will spend the first 5 minutes doing a "Quick-Fire" review of the missed material to ensure you aren't left behind before we start the new topic.