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About Louisiana
Louisiana is a coastal state with the Gulf of Mexico making up its southern border. The Mississippi runs along the eastern border and cuts through the lower half to flow into the gulf. Because of this, Louisiana is nicknamed "Child of the Mississippi." The state has a population of about 4.7 million.
Louisiana is a great place for students in high school and college to attend school. There are many options for public high schools, including Benjamin Franklin High School in New Orleans, Haynes Academy School for Advanced Studies in Metairie, and Patrick F. Taylor Science and Technology Academy in Jefferson. For students interested in pursuing a private education, Louisiana has options available. A few examples are the Isidore Newman School in New Orleans, the Episcopal School of Acadiana in Broussard, and the Episcopal School of Baton Rouge in Baton Rouge. If you are looking for private tutoring in Louisiana, then Varsity Tutors can match you with a personal tutor that will hold sessions with you in-home or online.
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"The student continues to grasp the major aspects of her math work. She has no major holes in knowledge. The mistakes she makes are mostly due to simple errors that could be caught if she went more slowly, checked her work, and wrote out all her steps. We will continue to work on that. Overall, she is in good shape. "
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"Both students are coming along nicely in their math coursework. Student one is spot on and is thoroughly prepared for his upcoming assessments. Student two understands the math conceptually. We will work on understanding math practically in our next session."
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