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Honor Society Tutoring Program
The Bellarmine Chapter of the National Honor Society exits not only to recognize outstanding juniors and seniors for their academic achievements, but to challenge them to develop further by serving others. The primary focus and mission of the chapter is to meet the needs of freshmen and sophomores at Bellarmine who are struggling academically through the Bellarmine Tutoring Program.
Honor Society members are available to tutor in the following ways:
Math Lab
Honor Society members are available to tutor students in math in room S-109 after school Mondays through Thursdays.
Writing Lab
Mrs. Hanigan and Honor Society members are available to help students with any written assignments after school Mondays in room A-3.
One-on-One Tutoring
If a student needs tutoring in any other subject area, the student or his/her parent should contact the student's teacher. Every teacher has a list of Honor Society members available to help students in need of one-on-one tutoring.
