With David Hodge
In the hope of preparing young minds for Science Technology Engineering and Mechanics (STEM) careers, we introduce the weekly Physics Round Table. I invite you to join Instructor David Hodge as we embark on a journey to learn of things both great and small. Our primary goal is to provide… Read more
With C. William Coakley, Ed.M., Marcello Coluccio, David Hodge
Our Fall Semester classes for new ACS students begin in September 2020. Sessions will last either 60 or 90 minutes on Tuesdays & Thursdays starting at 5:30 pm. Other days and times may be available if Tues/Thurs sessions conflict with students' schedules. Additional classes will be… Read more
With C. William Coakley, Ed.M., Marcello Coluccio
Advanced reading seminar for students pursuing selective college admissions. We read books, poetry, articles on current events, and philosophers; then we discuss. Students learn how to form proper arguments based upon well–reasoned ideas and perspectives. Differences in opinions are allowed and… Read more
With David Hodge, Stan Schoener
Contrary to popular belief, I view the subject of mathematics as an integrated field encompassing qualities of language, logic and history. My principal goal is to see a student develop an understanding of mathematics that embodies its simplicity and unparalleled exactness. It is imperative… Read more
With David Hodge
AP Physics 1 & 2: Introduction
AP Physics Introduction is a one-week course that provides an early introduction to Advanced Placement Physics. The goal of the course is to equip students with the necessary problem-solving skills for mastering Physics without… Read more
With Stan Schoener
At ACS, we prepare students for college work by teaching advanced math skills. Our teachers ensure that difficult concepts are broken down and understood. For students who have fears about math or who need to polish up on weak areas, our teaching can inspire students to excel when previously… Read more
With Marcello Coluccio
The ACS entry-level reading enrichment program consists of five main elements: outside reading, outside essay writing (based on readings), in-class reading, in-class analysis of text, and in-class essay review.
With Marcello Coluccio
Marcello Coluccio's LSAT prep-course exists to bridge the gap between preparatory materials and one-on-one instruction. The premier difference between our LSAT course at ACS and other preparatory resources like Khan Academy and Kaplan is … Read more
With C. William Coakley, Ed.M., Marcello Coluccio
All students must purchase and bring to class a copy of David McCullough's John Adams. This excellent biography will provide the additional reading support we require for the students in our program. Additional books will be suggested during the course.… Read more
With David Hodge
The Super Academics program was conceived to redesign how we educate our children. The coming generations will bear the responsibility of righting our wrongs in society. Our greatest challenge to overcoming the present complexity of our societal problems is the lack of our ability to define…