How does Heritage HS support students who need additional help?
How does Heritage HS support students who need additional help?
Husky Help - There is time built in to every school day for students to receive additional assistance as needed. The Husky Help designated time rotates Tuesday through Friday in order to offer time during each period for help.
Peer Tutoring - HHS offers many opportunities for students to become peer tutors or to receive peer tutoring services.
Staff office hours - each teacher offers additional time each week to provide support to students
HHS Student Resource Guides/Recursos para estudiantes de HHS
HHS Grading Policies (including remediation and retesting)
What should I do if my child is struggling academically?
What should I do if my child is struggling academically?
Monitor your child's progress through your Parent Portal (PowerSchools) account. This will allow you to see current progress to assess whether your child has missing or late assignments, if they're completing their homework, and how they're performing on assessments. If you need assistance with obtaining access to PowerSchool, please contact Ms. O'Hara, Data Manager, at kohara@wcpss.net.
Your child's teacher is the BEST person to contact because they can provide specific feedback on your child's strengths and areas of need in their specific class. You can contact your child's teacher through email. You can also call the main office (919-570-5600) to leave them a message. You can speak with them via phone, through email, or text messaging (Talking Points), or request a conference.
If your child is struggling in more than one class and you would like to request a conference with more than one teacher, contact your child's assigned counselor to schedule a meeting.
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