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About Lost Creek
The neighborhood of Lost Creek is home to approximately 4500 people in Travis County, Texas. Lost Creek is named after a part of Barton Creek, which is located outside of the more populous portions of the creek. The neighborhood can date its history back to the 1970s, when suburban residential development began in the area, and in December of 2015, it was annexed by the city of Austin.
The Eanes Independent School District encompasses all of Lost Creek, and students who live within the area attend school at Forest Trail Elementary, West Ridge Middle School, and Westlake High. About 20 minutes outside of the town is Austin, Texas, which is home to a number of renowned post-secondary institutions. Stephen F. Austin State University is considered one of the best universities in the region, and Austin College is ranked at number 79 of all national liberal arts colleges by US News. The University of Texas-Austin is also widely known for its academics, and it is ranked at 52nd for all national universities.
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"The student and I worked on trigonometric simplification problems to practice for her test tomorrow. Did some extra problems out of the book, as well as completed some homework together. She seems to be doing very well and I expect her to be quite successful on the test tomorrow. We also practiced evaluating trig functions using triangles (no calculators), which she was particularly good at. "
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"The student was able to finish one English and one reading section to the 1st practice exam. I scored each of the tests and he earned a 22 on the English and a 19 on the reading. This is already showing a great improvement from the ACT that he took back in September. We spent the rest of the session reviewing the questions he got incorrect. We reviewed the grammar rules to each of the question. We are going to wait for the report to determine if there are any trends to the questions he is missing. Overall, he is doing well."
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"The student and I reviewed for her upcoming midterm on forces, gravity and energy. I think she seems well prepared for the work/energy part of the exam, but still needs to work on using and applying Newton's forces. "
