Making up for lost time

Ninth Grade staff looks to compensate for COVID's damage to learning

  • Students in Mrs. Megan Gates’ homeroom are working together on a lesson from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens. They are discussing each students’ “Circle of Control” as they discuss which aspects of their and academics are maturation are within their control. Pictured (front to back, left to right) are Diego Tinoco, Miguel Pascual, Charlie Mills, Brooklyn Scroggs, Caden Garrison, Jordan Lynch, and Anthony Thomas. CONNIE FRANKLIN/Submitted
    Students in Mrs. Megan Gates’ homeroom are working together on a lesson from The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens. They are discussing each students’ “Circle of Control” as they discuss which aspects of their and academics are maturation are within their control. Pictured (front to back, left to right) are Diego Tinoco, Miguel Pascual, Charlie Mills, Brooklyn Scroggs, Caden Garrison, Jordan Lynch, and Anthony Thomas. CONNIE FRANKLIN/Submitted
    The Habersham Ninth Grade Academy (HNGA) has taken proactive measures intended to support and ensure the success of students afflicted by instructional loss and hindered academic progress that has ...

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