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Academic Success

The measure of Academic Success at Miami Country Day is as unique as each individual student. Our support and enrichment services are guided by the needs of every student, every day.
The CASW team ensures that our interventions are aligned across the PK3-12 program and appropriate for the student’s age/grade and needs. Driven by strengths, we ensure that each student feels success.
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Our highly trained Literacy and Math Specialists:

  • Provide in-class and small group services to students with identified support and enrichment needs
  • Implement research-based, multi-sensory approaches to support students with foundation math and literacy skills
  • Work collaboratively with teachers to provide strategies that can be implemented in the classroom to better meet the needs of every student

Additional Services:

  • CASW assists in the coordination of Speech, Occupational Therapy, and specialized tutoring in collaboration with MCDS approved providers on campus during the school day.
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Lower School

Math Lab

Accessible to all US students throughout the school day on a drop-in basis; peer tutors from Mu Alpha Theta are available to assist on-site as well.

Lower School

Writing Lab

Drop-in writing support across the disciplines offered at selected times during the day and after school.

Literacy and Math Specialists:

  • Provide in-class, small group, and one-on-one instruction to students that have identified support or enrichment needs
  • Work collaboratively with teachers to provide strategies that can be implemented in the classroom to better meet the needs of every student
  • Utilize diagnostic tools and results to target interventions
  • Writing Lab and Math Lab - offered throughout the week
  • Faculty proctored
Lower School
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The SSN (Student Success Network):

  • MCDS’ in-house tutoring program
  • Experienced staff and faculty tutors
  • Familiar with LS/MS/US curriculum
  • Communicate regularly with teachers
  • All academic subjects and Test Prep (SAT/ACT)
  • Private music and art lessons
  • Available 7 days a week, 8am-10pm on campus or via Zoom
Lower School
MCDS provides accommodations and/or adjustments to meet a student’s minor needs. The administration will determine what accomodations are within the reasonable ability of the school and/or its staff and will not result in a significant disruption to the overall classroom, school day and MCDS experience for all students, faculty, and staff.
Accommodations must not alter school order and discipline, will not require a fundamental change to educational program, environment, or mission, and will not impose responsibilities on school employees for which they are not properly trained.
Given the size of our school and our available resources, we may not be able to provide all requested accommodations. To the extent we agree to offer accommodations, we may require a sharing of responsibility for the accommodation.

School is a Member of Professional Organizations:

LDA
Council
Hollye Gomez
Hollye Gomez ADA Coordinator
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What does the ADA Coordinator do?

  • Coordination of school-based accommodations, such as extended time for testing for those with documented medical or learning-specific issues.
  • Coordination and administration of testing accommodations in conjunction with ACT and College Board for those with documented medical or learning differences.
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MCDS is an Equal Opportunity Employer and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, age, religion, color, sex, national origin, marital status, sexual orientation, pregnancy, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by Federal, State, or local laws.
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