From a quick tutorial to full accommodation support, we’re here to help.

Support for Students
In the Middle School:
- Consultation with students on organization and planning
- After-School Homework Club: faculty-supervised homework help sessions
- Study Hall: a quiet, faculty-supervised place to study
- Menlo Kickstart: academic preparation course for incoming students
- Consultation on self-advocacy, learning strategies, and technology for academic support
- In-classroom observation and support
- Intervention plans
In the Upper School:
- Faculty-supervised help sessions: students can do homework, meet with teachers, or review concepts with faculty or student mentors
- Learning Lab: full-time (8:00-4:00) math and science help in the Learning Lab.
- Math-Science Tutorial: upperclassmen (juniors and seniors) mentor younger students in math and science, providing homework support and test preparation
- Writing Center: students work one-on-one with the faculty director on any assignment involving writing, from beginning a first draft to editing a last revision. The center is located in classroom A143, and is open before school, after school, lunch, and all day by appointment.
- Study Skills Coaching: sessions with the Academic Support Coordinator to develop time and materials management, organizational support, and test-taking skills
- Menlo Kickstart: academic preparation course for incoming students
Support for Parents
- Consultation on learning resources
- Parent education sessions
- Resources on cognition and motivation research, testing and educational evaluation, and Menlo programs and services
- Training in strategies adopted by Menlo
- Tracking of Student Success Plans, and reporting on results of interventions plans
- Support in the learning difference evaluation process and compliance with accommodations.
Support for Teachers and Advocates
- Collaboration with instruction and assessments
- Professional development on Universal Design for Learning, metacognitive and reflective strategies, learning theories, and understanding and supporting all types of learning.
- Team teaching on learning strategies within content areas
- Classroom observations
- Curriculum resources and assessment strategies
- Student outcome analysis