Tutoring and Study Help

GHS offers morning and afternoon math tutoring. See schedule below:

Voluntary Morning Tutoring

Watts_Algebra (Room 129): Monday-Friday 6:45-7:30 AM

Painter_Upper-level math (Room 202): Monday-Friday 6:45-7:30 AM

Credit Recovery will begin September 5 from 2:50-4:20 PM.

Mandatory and voluntary tutoring will be combined beginning September 11 from 2:50-4:20 PM.

Monday-Stevans_Room 204 (Geometry)
Tuesday-Varnell_Room (Algebra 1)
Wednesday-White_Room 216(Algebra II)
Thursday-Towe_Room 215(Algebra 1)

GHS offers after-school study time in the library from 2:50pm-4:20 PM Monday-Thursday for students who want to read, study, or work on homework. There is no after-school tutoring on Friday.

Mandatory after school tutoring and/or credit recovery will be assigned to students who need remediation of grades and/or credits. Students assigned to mandatory tutoring must remain until they improve their grade to a C average or better for a minimum of 2 weeks. Credit recovery students must remain until they recover their credits.

Bus transportation is provided to students that live in the Greeneville city school limits. Students must sign up for a bus each day when they sign in for tutoring in the library with Mrs. Babb or Dr. Rose.

Please contact either Mrs. Babb [email protected] or Dr. Rose [email protected] if you have tutoring questions.

***A complete Fall 2023 Tutoring Schedule including ELA, ESL, history, science, and enrichment will be posted soon.

GHS Tutoring FAQs

Who do I contact about summer school questions?

Kimber McIntyre [email protected] (423) 787-8040

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