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About Round Rock
Round Rock, Texas, which is part of the Austin metropolitan area, has been named by Money magazine as one of the best American small cities to live in. One of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., it is the international headquarters of the computer company Dell. Round Rock has many retail centers, including the La Frontera Center and the Premium Outlet Mall, which have helped it attain the status of 'super suburb," thanks to favorable tax rates and an economic development program.
The Round Rock Independent School District has been ranked one of the best in the state, by the Texas Education Agency. It also has a rating of "academically recognized." Many of the schools have an "exemplary" rating, including Westwood High School and numerous middle and elementary schools. Students at these institutions receive much preparation for their post-secondary academic endeavors, however, a great way to potentially improve the chances of getting accepted into a prestigious school is by using online or in-home Round Rock, TX, tutoring for private test prep and instruction.
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"The student and I had a great time doing Algebra II. He is very smart! If the student needs anything, don't hesitate to call and we can figure out a time and day."
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"We read and translated a story from the student's textbook for the upcoming school year, reviewing vocabulary and grammar from Latin 1 and 2, such as active versus passive voice. We also looked ahead at new topics, including the supine form."
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"Today we went over some good study tips and habits that would better suit a heavy workload class like organic chemistry. We went over some basic mechanism concepts that he was struggling with. we also went over some other ideas that might help him study in preparation for his test. We also touched on some concepts in his lab."
