WELCOME to FULL DAY, PRIVATE, SMALL GROUP TUTORING

SUMMER TUTORING:

1. INDIVIDUAL Instruction in what the student needs.
2. SUMMER FORMAT: One-half Hour $10.00; One Hour $20.00.
3. SUMMER SUBJECTS: Reading, Math, Writing.
4. SUMMER TIMES: By Appointment. Times still available. Call: 435-656-2187.

SCHOOL YEAR TUTORING:

What if your student could have a PRIVATE TUTOR to help him succeed academically?

What if that PRIVATE TUTOR taught him ALL his subjects,
and in addition, taught him HOW to LEARN,
and instructed him in physical and mental exercises scientifically proven to increase his academic performance?

THAT, in a nutshell, is what we do.

We are PRIVATE TUTORS who teach truth, build faith, and nurture student success through an academically excellent, Gospel-Enriched education.

AGES SERVED: 5-17.

ADMISSION is open to students of all races, ethnic backgrounds, nationalities, and colors,

1. who profess belief in Jesus Christ and endeavor to follow his teachings,
2. who are of good character, and
3. who are judged becoming capable of doing the academic work as evidenced by the entrance examination.
4. SEE "ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES" at bottom of page.

GROUPS - MEETING TIMES - FORMAT - SUBJECTS - COSTS:

GROUP I - AGES 5-7: Limit 5 Students
1. MEET: Fridays, 8:30 AM - 11:30 AM.
2. FORMAT: Previous week's lessons are reviewed; instructions and practice exercises are given to introduce current week's work. A parent or responsible adult is encouraged to attend with the child. Students leave with homework packets for Monday through Thursday of the following week which include objectives and lessons for each day.
3. SUBJECTS: Religion, Language Arts, Math, Social Sciences, Sciences, Music, Art, Health & PE, and Life Skills.
4. COSTS:
   1. Application, testing, and placement Fee: $100.00 first year; $50.00 thereafter.
   2. Tutoring Fee: $100.00 Monthly, August through May.
   3. Materials Fee: $25.00 per month, August through May.
   4. Optional - if room is available - Study Session Fee: $100.00 per month, August through May. Study Session is Monday-Thursday, 12:30-2:30 PM.

GROUP II - AGES 8-17: Limit 10 Students.
1. MEET: Overall - 7:30 AM - 2:30 PM. Mondays through Thursdays. Academic Instruction: 7:30 AM - 11:45 AM; Lunch - 11:45-12:30; Optional - but highly recommended - Supervised Study Session 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM.
2. FORMAT: Group and lots of individual, one-on-one instruction. Each student's curriculum is individualized to his or her special needs and interests.
3. SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Religion - Book of Mormon and other standard works, plus church and family history; Language Arts: Penmanship, Phonics, Vocabulary, Spelling, Reading, Composition, Literature, Bits of Latin and Greek; Math; Science - Basics of Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Earth, Space, and Health Sciences; Social Sciences - Geography, US History, World History, Government, Economics, Family Life; Music; Art; Health & PE; and Life Skills. Also taught - Brain Gym and Sequential Processing exercises which increase IQ and optimize academic performance.
4. COSTS:
   1. Application, testing, and placement fee: $100.00 first year; $50.00 thereafter.
   2. Tutoring Fee for Morning Session: Each child - $200.00 monthly; August through May.
   3. Fee for Supervised Study Session - $100 monthly, August through May.
   4. Materials Fee: $25.00 per month, August through May.

PRIVATE TUTORING CALENDAR:

2010-2011 Academic Year: Monday, August 16, 2010 through Thursday, May 26th.
Normal holidays, plus August 31 and all of THANKSGIVING WEEK, off.

FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Beehive LDS Schooling, LLC is comprised of

1. Kesslers' private tutoring, St. George, Utah, and Beehive Schools Online Curriculum.
2. 2009 averaged early elementary Iowa scores: 98% in reading and 92% in math.
3. Instructor experience = 40 years+.
4. Tutoring capacity 10 students max per tutoring or study session; - Online capacity unlimited.
5. Tutoring age range 5-17.
6. ONLY youth of good character admitted.
7. Students are expected to work.
8. Gospel principles are taught and references to Diety are made throughout the subjects.
9. Behavior, Dress, Grooming, and other expected Standards of Conduct for tutored students may be found in For the Strength of Youth, published by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

TUTORS See ABOUT US.

To GRADUATE from the Tutoring Program requires

1. Completion of the curriculum through at least the seventh level with a GPA of at least 3.0.(B average)
2. This regimen is equivalent to 32 regular high school credits:
   1. 4 Seminary
   2. 4 Language Arts
   3. 4 Mathematics
   4. 4 History
   5. 4 Sciences
   6. 2 Foreign Language
   7. 2 PE
   8. 1 Health
   9. 2 Fine Arts
   10. 2 Practical Knowledge
   11. 3 Elective.

BEEHIVE PHILOSOPHY

1. At BEEHIVE we are all about telling it like it is.
2. We are serious about learning and living our religion.
3. We are serious about honoring and obeying Our Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.
4. We are serious about helping our students build Christ-like character.
5. We believe that the most important academic skill is knowing how to read and understand what is read.
6. We believe that freedom has a price and that that price is vigilance - which means
   1. knowing and understanding history and government, especially the U.S. Constitution, and
   2. actively and continually participating in the political process.
7. We believe that success in life is achieved by work and expect our students to work at their studies in order to achieve academic success.
8. We understand that KNOWING HOW TO LEARN is important and therefore teach our students the best learning techniques.
9. We know that students do not care what you can teach them until they know how much you care about them.
10. We SHOW we care through individual help and curriculum and accepting the student where he is.
11. We engineer SUCCESS EXPERIENCES because nothing breeds success like success, thereby building an "I CAN" attitude.
12. We recognize the importance of parents to a student's academic success and frequently hold as needed impromptu Parent Conferences.
13. We believe in personal accountability; that the student will receive the grade he has legitimately earned.
14. And finally, we know that true learning can only take place in a safe and stress-free environment, and therefore provide such.
15. The result is an excellent education.

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

1. Service Projects: Beehive carries-out two service projects a year, one in the fall and a second in the spring. These have included cleaning-up yards for the elderly, sending care packages to servicemen, assembling kits for the Humanitarian Department of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, organizing the school library, and building a raised bed organic garden.
2. Yearbook: Students create their own pages and contribute literary and art works to the yearbook.
3. Parties: Holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentines, and Easter - and birthdays are celebrated with appropriate parties. Halloween is celebrated as Famous Persons Day in which students dress-up as a reputable Famous Person, turn-in a research paper on him/her, and present an oral report on their Famous Person to a Parents Assembly. Refreshments are served.
4. Special Events: Two special events are held each year - an organizing Opening Social in August and the Closing Awards Assembly in May.

TUTORING PROGRAM ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES:

1) Contact Mrs. Mary Kessler - 435-656-2187 or use "Contact Us" below.

2) Meet with Mrs. Kessler to learn more. If admission is mutually agreeable:

1. Fill-in application/registration form and pay application/testing fee. ($100.00 or $50.00)
2. Student takes entry tests to determine correct levels of instruction.
3. Pay first month's fees: Tutoring, Materials, and Study Session.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN BEEHIVE SCHOOLS.