What is a planning meeting at CLAA?

What is a planning meeting at CLAA?

A planning meeting at CLAA is an academic meeting with the headmaster to establish or review a student’s course of study and academic goals.

During the meeting, the headmaster:
  1. reviews the student’s current studies
  2. identifies strengths and gaps
  3. clarifies priorities
  4. recommends an appropriate plan of study
The meeting may include guidance on:
  1. course selection
  2. pacing
  3. preparation for assessments
  4. long-term academic planning
A planning meeting is not a tutoring session and does not include lesson instruction or assessment. Its purpose is to provide direction, structure, and accountability for the student’s ongoing work.

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