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About Galena Park
Galena Park is located in the southeastern region of Texas and is a part of the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area. It's a part of Harris County and has a population of about 11,000. In the early 1800s, the city was nothing but a small farming community; however, later in the century, it became a railroad center, and the population rose.
The Galena Park Independent School District is currently the primary school district serving the city. It includes Galena Park High School, which offers Advanced Placement courses and exams to its students. To help you work towards success in your courses, expert online or in-home private tutoring from tutors in Galena Park is offered for both general class instruction and test prep. The top college in the area is Rice University, located in Houston, TX, which is under 30 minutes away. It is consistently ranked within the top 20 universities in the nation. One way to potentially improve the chances of getting accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Galena Park, TX, tutoring for private test prep and instruction.
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"The student and I worked on least common multiples and greatest common factors. I noticed that she excels with number problems, but misunderstands the word problems. We took some extra time to 'set up' the word problems."
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"We covered polynomial functions, graphing, and solving. The student just needed a little practice with applying the theorems. "
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