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About East Rockaway
East Rockaway is a village in Nassau County, New York. It has a population of approximately 9,800. The village is a haven for small boats because it hosts a variety of excellent marinas and is minutes away from Long Beach. East Rockaway began as a shipping and trading center for Long Island.
The village is home to the East Rockaway School District, which was established in 1924. The district is made up of two elementary schools and one high school, East Rockaway High (ERHS). ERHS is the only secondary institution in Nassau County. There are numerous colleges located nearby East Rockaway, including New York University. Students interested in advancing their education may benefit from private instruction and online or in-home tutoring. Whether you're studying for a particular subject area or need practice with test prep, there are tutors in East Rockaway, New York, who are capable of helping. If you're looking to pursue admission to your school of choice, take advantage of East Rockaway, NY, tutors who can offer you online or in-home private tutoring and personal instruction to help with your test prep.
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"Today's session focused on Algebra 2. We continued going through the book, chapter 9, which dealt with rational expressions. We simplified, subtracted/added, graphed, and solved them. The student did a great job. He mentioned that his teacher told him that he did well on last week's algebra test. "
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"Looked up vocabulary words related to summer reading in "No Talking." Completed summaries and comprehension questions for chapters 10&11 in "No Talking." The student is to complete summaries & comprehension questions for chapters 12-14 in "No Talking" before our next meeting. He may read chapter 15 if he has time."
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"The student did a brief reading comprehension section from the ACT prep guide and we corrected it together discussing his errors, and re-reading for clarity. He also began an essay I've assigned. The exercise is to give him some writing practice, especially using vivid, descriptive language."
