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Phase I

Saturday, 02 April 2011 13:44 Helen
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Phase I is a class of Grade 8 students.  The class focus is on mentoring and tutoring our youth in Algebra. Professional instructors and business volunteers tutor and teach the students the basic concepts of Algebra, where the students have difficulty understanding in the classroom.

The classes are separated by gender for a more focused learning environment.

 

Instructors:

Atiya Sample - young women

Jaimeson Sinclair - young men

Last Updated on Monday, 04 April 2011 20:24  

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Inclement Weather

Granville Academy will post on this Website any class cancellations by 2 p.m.

Granville Academy classes will still take place if Waterbury Arts Magnet School PM activities are cancelled due to inclement weather.


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Congratulations Granville Students as 100 of Waterbury’s BEST Young People Award

Congratulations to the 100 Best in Waterbury. Especially, to our Granville Waterbury Academy students: Jhevaun, Myrania and Avery! We are very proud of them! Jhevaun is featured in this video. 100 Waterbury Best Video featuring Jhevaun An amazing spiritual young man.

 

Myrania with proud smile!
Inclement Weather Announcement

Granville Academy will post on this Website any class cancellations by 2 p.m.

Granville Academy classes will still take place if Waterbury Arts Magnet School PM activities are cancelled due to inclement weather.

 

 
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