Academic Assistance
Academic Assistance (AA) is an after school tutor session where students have the opportunity to get additional help in their courses. Students can retake tests to improve grades only after participating in Academic Assistance. Each student is expected to attend AA as long as the student's grade average is below 80 in any class or if the student has made less than 80 on a major assignment.
Academic Assistance takes priority over all other activities including club meetings, athletic events or practices.
Students are responsible for making transportation arrangements when attending AA. Students who know that they will miss an assigned Academic Assistance session must notify their teacher. If the absence is excused, AA may be rescheduled at the earliest convenience.
Academic Assistance Schedule
- Monday - Science
- Tuesday - Spanish, Business, Art, Electives
- Wednesday - Math
- Thursday - English
- Friday - retesting
- Senior Project - check with your senior project teacher
Academic Intervention:
Academic Intervention is designed to help struggling students accomplish their academic goals. It usually involves meeting with the student to discuss their struggles, suggesting strategies for the student to try, and then monitoring the student to see if the strategies are effective. The goal of academic intervention is for the student to internalize and improve academic behaviors that will lead to classroom success.
Seat Time Recovery
Seat time recovery allows students who are currently passing a course or just below passing and have more than the maximum number of absences the opportunity to recover class hours. STR will enable participants to make up the hours required to receive credit for a course.
Medical Homebound Support
Child Find Process
In accordance with federal law, The Charter Institute at Erskine assumes responsibility for the location, identification and evaluation of all children ages 3 through 21 who are enrolled in any of the schools chartered with The Charter Institute at Erskine, who reside within the state of South Carolina, and who require special education and related services. Please click here for additional information.
School Counseling Department Programs
The Brashier Middle College Counseling Department assists all students with:
- Curriculum choices
- College preparation and selection
- SAT and ACT planning
- Career planning
- College application processes and requests - Please contact Ms. Greene to request transcripts for college applications or for more information about college application processes.
