Anna Grace Hodges
AP Human Geography students Angelina DiBartolo, Bella Jones, Connor Stout, Nathan Sells, & Connor Stallard posing outside of the study room.
Tucked between the crossroads of Social Studies, Art, and Wellness classrooms lies the newest resource for students seeking an elevated high school education: the AP/Honors study room.
The brainchild of teachers Brad Morelock and Andrew Cross, the study room is a place where upper and lower classmen alike can receive accelerated help in rigorous courses.
“It’s a resource that students can use to get one-on-one help”, said Morelock. “A lot of these AP classes, they’re significantly large.”
While the room is a new feature to after school programs, attendance has fluctuated due to testing schedules.
“I think students can get help without other [students] butting in,” said freshman Angelina DiBartolo.
Open Monday through Thursday from 2:30-5:30, Cross and Morelock have a cast of teachers from English to math to social studies willing to help students.
“This is a place where [students] can move together, study together, get ready for something prior to the day, and have that guidance in the future,” said Cross.