How Oxford Academy Builds Confidence for College Success

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By Helen H. Waldron, M.Ed

Our program is designed to ensure that each student is ready to transition into college life with the confidence and self-determination they need. We place a premium on developing self-awareness and motivation.  Our students gain agency over their learning with individualized instruction and coursework that addresses their unique learning profile, providing both support and acceleration to maximize the learning experience.  We provide our students with the college resources and tools they need to succeed, from tutoring and mentorship programs to college counseling and career exploration services.

 

 

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