The Study Hall - The Study Hall - Rockland - Camden - Knox

The Study Hall
341 West Street, Rockport, ME 04856
Phone: (207) 236-3949
Email: Rockport@TheStudyHallOfMaine.com

The Study Hall is dedicated to helping students of all ages achieve their academic goals. Our curriculum-based tutoring boosts confidence in the classroom and improves grades. The Study Hall’s standardized test preparation and college counseling programs help simplify the college admissions process. Since 2003, The Study Hall has successfully worked with over 2,000 students.

Other Locations

Gorham
2 School Street, Gorham ME 04038
Email: info@TheStudyHallOfMaine.com
Phone: (207) 222-8080

Scarborough
27 Gorham Road, Scarborough ME 04074
Email: info@TheStudyHallOfMaine.com
Phone: (207) 883-9707

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By The Study Hall - 01/23

Junior year is important for preparing for college. Beginning on January 1st you should have a 12-month calendar with the steps you need to accomplish as you plan to apply to schools. January Consider taking the SATs just to see how you are doing. One of the best ways to practice is to put ...

By The Study Hall - 01/13

Midterms for high school students are fast approaching! For courses that will be ending at the half-year mark, it is worth putting in your very best effort to do well on the final test. Even if the class will be continuing, it is important to be completely in command of the material from the ...

By The Study Hall - 01/04

By The Study Hall - 12/14

Time to think about midterms? For courses that will be ending at the half-year mark, it is worth putting in your very best effort to do well on the final test. Even if the class will be continuing, it is important to be completely in command of the material from the first half of the year. You ...

By The Study Hall - 12/07

Are you sure you understood directions? One of the most common mistakes students make is answering the WRONG question. Take a minute and re-read what the assignment is asking you to do. Make sure you understand before you start. You can save yourself a lot of wasted time and you can improve your ...

By The Study Hall - 01/30

In December, high school sophomores and juniors received their free printouts from the College Board summarizing how well they did on their PSATs. That was a useful holiday present-but do you know how to make the most of that information? The PSAT is a shorter, but not easier, version of the ...

By The Study Hall - 01/30

It is NOW time for all Juniors to start planning for how they will prepare for the upcoming SATs. The state has required ALL juniors attending public schools to take the SATs in place of the MEAs, on Saturday, May 5, 2012. The months of March and April are essential for all juniors and every ...

By The Study Hall - 01/26

Adolescents are famous for being disorganized. Have you walked into your teenager’s room lately? But all that happy chaos is not so great when it represents the young person’s approach to studying. Here is a brief checklist for you to grade your teen: Does your student always write down ...

By The Study Hall - 01/23

With the beginning of the new year comes the next step for all juniors in the state of Maine- SATs! All juniors and sophomores received their PSAT scores last month. The score form is loaded with important information to assist students in preparing for taking the PSATs again, for Sophomores, ...

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