Content Support Teachers are available to meet one-on-one with students to help in social studies, English, math, world languages, and science. Learning Support teachers are also available to meet with students to help with Executive Functioning Coaching to provide strategies for improving time management, information management, and materials management skills.

Dwight Global also offers the Quest Program, a year long 1-1 program in which students are paired with a Quest teacher for consistent and in-depth support with academics and Executive Functioning strategies.

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To access school counseling services, students may self-refer or be referred by a faculty member or parent. Counseling at Dwight Global addresses a variety of mental health, social, academic, and substance use issues in a non-disciplinary manner. These needs may include anxiety about school performance, improving behavioral control, peer issues, improving basic social and problem-solving skills, or coping with changes at home that can affect school functioning.

The school counselor is available to meet with students individually or in small groups to provide short-term counseling. 

Should the student’s needs require or benefit from ongoing long-term counseling, the school counselor will assist families in securing external support through community resources. The school counselor is also available to consult and work with external professionals already working with students to best support them in school.

EAL services supplement students’ learning and coursework throughout the year. Students are paired with an EAL support teacher and meet with them at scheduled times to help with English language fluency. These areas include, but are not limited to, deciphering directions and providing language support. 

EAL teachers are also in regular communication with parents, deans, administrators, and classroom teachers to best offer holistic support.