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At West Middle School, we pride ourselves with the rigor of our curriculum and academic success of our students. At the same time, we recognize that there are many students who struggle through the middle years. Here are some practical tips for what to do when your child is having academic difficulties: 

1 - Talk to your student. Find out what they are struggling with and what steps they have taken to get help.


2 - Talk with the teacher. Is your student struggling with tests, quizzes, homework completion, and/or behavior? Ask about opportunities for extra help with the teacher. Some teachers will arrange time to work with students during lunch or before/after school. 


3 - Talk to your child's grade level counselor about academic help programs at WMS or see information below on A+ Tutoring and NJHS Homework Help. 


4 - Monitor your student's progress regularly through the parent portal on the Tyler 360 app. Make sure your child is filling out their planner with daily homework assignments and check them for completion. 

We are also fortunate to have two FREE programs available to students at West Middle School to offer academic help after school. 
A + TUTORING PROGRAM
** Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we will not be offering A+ Tutoring 1st Qtr. ** 
Who? Available to all grade levels
What? Free tutoring from high school students
Where? Room 303
When? Monday - Thursday after school from 3:15 - 4:15 pm 
How to Sign Up?
Parents/Guardians must read and sign the permission form below. Permission slips are also available in grade level offices or from the counseling office. Once permission is on file, students may begin attending immediately and may attend tutoring on any day of the week, as often as they'd like. 
**If tutoring sessions become too full, students may be placed on a wait-list. Parents will be notified ASAP if this is the case. 
NJHS HOMEWORK HELP PROGRAM
**Due to COVID-19 restrictions, we will not be offering Homework Help 1st Qtr. **
Who? Available to all grade levels
What? Opportunity to receive help on homework from members of the 8th grade National Junior Honor Society
Where? Room 221 or Room 228
When? Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:15 - 4:15 pm
How to Sign Up? 
Parents/Guardians must read and sign the permission form below. Permission slips are also available in grade level offices or from the counseling office. Once permission is on file, students may come to homework help sessions as