What is the LRC?

 The Learning Resource Center is Mariemont Junior High School's  Resource Room.  It has been  designed to help students who need extra  support in all academic areas.  

  What classes are taught in the LRC?  

   There are presently three academic classes taught in the LRC.  There is a  7th  grade Language Arts class, and an 8th grade

Language Arts Support class.  These classes are very individualized  in order to meet the needs of each student at his or her own

 level of achievement.  

There are also two tutoring bells, and an organization bell worked into the  LRC schedule.   These serve to provide students

 with instruction and support in study skills, as well as the  language arts, math, science, and social studies curriculum.

    What do you learn in the LRC?

Both of the academic classes consist of the same curriculum as the  College Prep. levels of  language arts.  However, in the LRC

 classes, we use each student's IEP as  part of their individual  curriculum as well.  We work to meet  individual goals

throughout the year.  Again, we review the concepts taught in the regular language arts, math, science, and social studies

 curriculum as well.

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