Tri-Cities Teaching Form - The Schoolhouse Network

Dear Parent-Teacher:

It’s time to create the summary for your upcoming class at the Tri-Cities Local Schoolhouse(s). Please fill out the form below and hit the submit button. It will assist us in posting the announcement of the class(es) you are teaching. Be as detailed as you like. We’ll have your class summary appearing on this site: www.TennesseeSchoolhouse.com (hover over “Local Classes”)

Fill out form below and hit the “submit” button.

Tri Cities Teach

Your Name:

Phone

Schoolhouse Location (if you know):

NAME of Class:

Tagline to go with it if desired:

Suggested age range or grade level(s) for the class

Short summary - one paragraph - describe here what the student will learn, the objectives of the class, what to expect, basically. One to two paragraphs TOPS.

Is your class created only for one semester (14-15 weeks) or for the full school year (late Aug to early May)?

Is your class being taught one day a week or two?

Will your class be a one-hour class or 90 minute one?

Will you have a short syllabus or outline you can hand out to parents/students at ORIENTATION, which will take place the last week of August? (one page at a minimum).

YES

How many students until your class is “capped out” or how many do you feel comfortable with as far as student size maximum? (Gena's high school US History for instance caps at 15 students)

What is the email address and/or phone number you would like interested parents to use when contacting you? List one or both below

We can open up a “request for one assistant” whom you will interview before you decide which parent to choose (several may volunteer). Totally optional

YES

Anything else you’d like to say about your upcoming class? Please provide a short “invite” to it. Encourage families to sign up.

(Example: As the parent-teacher of the US History class coming to Greeneville, I invite you to sign up your high schooler so they’ll have one full history high school credit upon completion. He or she will learn a lot this coming school year, but even more importantly, your teen will form new friendships, learn to communicate effectively, cook a meal straight out of history, and enjoy the multiple activities immensely. It might be the best history class they ever take! I encourage you to sign them up, and I look forward to meeting you!)

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