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About Whitefish Bay
The village of Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin, is situated within Milwaukee County, and is the home of more than 14,000 people. The area was once an extremely popular summer resort area in the early twentieth century, and at one point Whitefish Bay was receiving over 10,000 visitors a day. These people would travel into the village by railroad, buggy, excursion steamer, or trolley, and would enjoy the area's Ferris wheel, daily concerts, and admire the bay's scenic views.
Whitefish Bay School District administers Whitefish Bay High, the single secondary public secondary institution in the village. Whitefish Bay High is renowned for its excellent academics, and US News and World Report gives the school a gold medal and ranks it as the best High School in Wisconsin. If you'd like some assistance with your studies here a skilled in-person or online Whitefish Bay tutor might help you improve in your courses or test prep with one-on-one tutoring sessions.
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"Today we continued working on the computer in Unit 4 Lesson 6. The student added 3 mixed numbers in the context of a perimeter problem, including reducing fractions. He then did a multistep calculation to find a missing side length given the perimeter. He took the Lesson Checkpoint quiz and scored 100% on his own. Lesson practice was all about adding and subtracting mixed numbers. He showed excellent recall of steps needed to answer questions, and needed some support in the form of additional questions and suggested alternative methods. He struggled when borrowing from the whole number (30/30 = 1) and adding the borrowed amount to the existing fraction of thirtieths. However, he quickly picked up the skill and showed mastery in another situation. He took the Lesson 7 Skill Update and earned 100% on his own. This entailed knowing when it is appropriate to estimate, which calculation is best to answer a word problem, and metric measurement conversion. We reviewed area for rectangles and squares, how to multiply fractions and changing mixed numbers to improper fractions. He did the homework from yesterday and was left with another worksheet of multiplying fractions for extra practice. "
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"The student is just starting his new semester, and beyond working on precalculus and a little bit of chemistry, we took time to set goals and a work plan for the next 4 months. He met every goal we set last semester, and I hope that a fresh semester and hence a fresh start will allow him to reach his higher goals this term. He also went on a couple of college visits last weekend, and he came back from them energized and motivated to improve his performance in school. I'm looking forward to helping him channel that drive and motivation into his work. Our next session is scheduled for 9:00am on Saturday morning. Looking forward to it!"
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"The student worked problems on translation, reflection, rotation and dilation. He did very well. I think he will do very well on his next test."
