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About Ambler
The Borough of Ambler, Pennsylvania, lies just 16 miles north of downtown Philadelphia. The town takes its name from Mary Johnson Ambler, a woman who brought medical supplies and directed rescue efforts after a train crash in 1856. This small village of just over 6,000 residents takes pride in both its history and its contributions to the future.
Ambler also hosts one of the state's leading high schools, Wissahickon High School (WHS). A study by U.S. News and World Report recognized WHS as one of the top 20 high schools in the state, with a 99 percent graduation rate and an 85 percent passing rate on Advanced Placement exams. The magazine awarded the school a 'silver Medal" in its "Best High Schools in America" report. For many students, their success in the AP tests could be attributed to lessons from private tutors. Private tutoring in Ambler, PA, is available both online or in-home to help you with general course instruction or test prep. Tutors in Ambler, PA, will motivate you to try to achieve the best possible outcome in your course or exam.
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"The student and I worked through an entire AP test. With the broad but shallow run through of calculus I gave him, he was able to handle a vast majority of problems from the test, including the free response section."
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"We read and discussed the readings and prompts for his essay and came up with the general direction of the essay. We focused on the main points needing to be covered in the essay: what military/political crises each man was facing; what background influenced the way each man thought (his perspective); how each man saw the nation and state as a means to correct the crisis."
