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About Overland Park
Overland Park is the second most populated city in Kansas. It is located in Johnson County and is part of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. It has 173,400 residents, and since the city is roughly 20 minutes from downtown Kansas City, MO, many of its citizens commute daily for work in Kansas City.
Residents living in Overland Park are serviced by four school districts: Shawnee Mission, Blue Valley, Olathe, and Spring Hill Public School Districts. The city has a number of excellent high schools, including Blue Valley North High School, which is ranked number one in the state. All of the institutions in the Blue Valley School District are listed within the top 10 public schools in Kansas, and they are excellent institutions for students who are preparing for post-secondary education. Expert tutors in Overland Park, KS, could help you get ahead with in-person or online test prep tutoring so that you could potentially increase your chances of attending a college of your choice.
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"The student worked on understanding new unit in pre-calculus by working examples and homework problems; narrowed topic for history paper, developed central question and began locating research sources. She got a feel for Common App essay expectations, how to truly convey individuality, personality, and passions, and narrowed topic so she could successfully accomplish this."
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"Read for two reading assignments and then did math worksheets on sorting numbers based on ten's and one's places. The student was having some trouble with the math worksheets, but seemed to start getting it toward the end of the session. Hopefully, with more practice he will get better."
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"Student 1 had a math homework assignment on probability. The assignment focused on playing cards which she had not used before. We talked about the possible outcomes in a deck of cards by reviewing the shapes, numbers, and letters. Then, we answered each question by mapping outcomes. After she completed this assignment we did two more practice problems from her book and began a story that would include her spelling words.
Student 2 had reading, math, and spelling homework. She breezed through the math homework. We corrected her spelling homework together and then reviewed a few spelling words and their meanings. Finally, she read aloud a story from her reader about earthquakes. The next session is tomorrow at 5:30pm."
