Suggestions to Finding English Tutors for HS Students
1. Ask the pastor if there any retired/available English teachers or parishioners that would be willing to tutor
2. Contact the English department in your local college whether they have any students that would be willing to tutor
3. Contact your state homeschooling organization for potential tutors
4. Contact Cecilia Sauer (csauer@setonhome.org; General Academic Counselor) who may know of a Seton family nearby that could help
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Seton HS Reading Lists
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List of HS English Books
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Basic Formatting Guidelines for HS English Assignments
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HS Academic Counselors Contact Info
English: Mr. Sean O'Connor; Mr. Alex Clark hsenglish@setonhome.org, 540-622-5560; History / Social Studies: Mr. Sean Hilbert: hshistory@setonhome.org; 540-692-7023 Economics / Personal Finance Online: counselors@setonhome.org Math, Physics: Mr. Tom ...