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About Windcrest
Windcrest is a city of 5,400 residents. It is located in Bexar County, Texas, and is less than 30 minutes from San Antonio. The median income for families living in the city is $69,200, and most residents make the commute to nearby San Antonio for work.
Windcrest is serviced by the North East Independent School District, also known as NEISD. Students who live in the city attend Roosevelt High School, which is located in neighboring San Antonio. This high school is known for its two excellent magnet programs, the Design and Technology Academy and the Engineering & Technologies Academy. It has also been awarded National Blue Ribbon status by the U.S. Department of Education. Since RHS's magnet program can be competitive, it is important that you work to stay ahead of the learning curve. If you are worried about that big exam coming up, online or in-person tutoring in Windcrest, TX, could help you get ahead in your test prep.
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"Finished the math section, ran a little long, assigned him the math section to work through again in his own time and show his work on the ones that he KNOWS how to do, and we'll go over the ones he's still shaky on. Please pick up the ACT Practice Tests for after your vacation, and we'll start work on strategies for other sections once you return. See you next Tuesday."
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"The student and I worked on grammar for today's session. He's struggling with punctuation, so we spent a lot of time on comma usage and the various sentence components that he should be able to pick out. We'll continue practicing this over the next couple weeks. As far as math is concerned, he needs to work on trig and geometry. For tomorrow's session we'll review all the trigonometry he needs to know. "
