The Details

Average Class Size is 10-12 students, which allows for individualization.

Workshops are open to ALL students (if you are not a Cherry Hill resident, there's a $50 fee).

The program has session options each of the 2 weeks, depending on enrollment.  Please try to register before the end of the school year. 

We will need to cancel classes if we do not meet the minimum enrollment and use your back-up  time preference.

SAT/PSAT WORKSHOP

• It’s a 4-day workshop (14 total hours) taught by experienced teachers in the district

to prepare participants for the SAT (or PSAT) exams.  The curriculum includes a combination of previous exams and the use of an SAT preparation book.  

• Each 4-day course will cover EITHER Math OR English. 

• Want help with BOTH Math & English??? No problem, we suggest you take 

one course each week! That would be 28 hours if taking both Math and English, ideally over both weeks.

• Classes will have an average of 10-12 students, to provide for individual conferencing.

• If any students are interested in the ACT, the teachers in the workshops will highlight the differences and can individually help students interested in the ACT to practice.

• Not sure if now is the right time to take the course?  Rising Sophomores who think they will score very well can benefit from test prep before taking the PSAT in October to have a more accurate picture of their performance.  Typically, rising Juniors find this most helpful as they will take the PSAT in October and any SAT/ACT testing this year.  Rising Freshmen can take the class, but may be limited, particularly on the math content.

COLLEGE ESSAY WORKSHOP

• It’s a 4-day workshop (12 total hours) taught by experienced teachers in the district to prepare students to write their college admissions essays.  The curriculum includes an exploration of styles and rhetorical strategies, as well as individual conferencing.

• The course is recommended for RISING SENIORS only.  

• If you participate in the SAT/PSAT Workshop now, you will still receive 

the discounted price of $100 ($150 non-resident) when you are a rising senior.

• Classes will have an average of 10-12 students, to provide for individual conferencing.

• Each participant will have at least one college essay completed by the end of the course.