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In Reply to: Re: Does any one use ACE School of Tomorrow for high school? posted by A Hylton on August 11, 2009 at 2:33 pm:
I have been reading many good and bad reports about
From: Amymarie Couturiaux (173.27.133.218)
Re: Does any one use ACE School of Tomorrow for high school? September 9, 2009 at 9:37 pm PST
ACE, but I love the curriculum. While it is a
mastery program and doesn't offer a lot of higher
level thinking skills, it is very sequential, so
learning is very progressive. I am a qualified
special educator and see the great benefits of the
curriculum. It is also good for filling in gaps in
a student's learning, and students can learn at
their own pace. My son chose ACE so that he could
work at his own pace and not be held back by
classmates or the problems that happen in public
education classrooms. One suggestion I would make
is that your student complete the 7th grade level of
English before graduation to brush up on grammar
skills. I made my son do this his senior year, and
he said that although at the time he didn't like the
idea, it really helped him to ace his college
entrance exam. ACE also offers a variety of college
level courses that could be used for students that
are gifted. ACE also offers the flexibility of
graduating early or to dual enroll in a community
college. I have many more things I could say...
contact me by e-mail if you have any more questions!
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