Avery T.
Subjects
Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry
Availability
Weekday afternoons
Clayton-Bradley Academy · National Honor Society
Help with the class that isn't clicking.
Student Success is free peer tutoring run by National Honor Society members. Tell us the subject and when you're free, and we'll match you with a tutor.
Our mission
Students helping students, without the awkward part.
Asking for help is harder than it should be. Student Success exists to make it routine — a short form instead of a hard conversation, and a peer who recently sat through the same class instead of a stranger. Every tutor is a National Honor Society member volunteering their own time, and every request is handled by the Student Success team rather than left to chance.
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The program
Student Success
Free peer tutoring, run by National Honor Society members. Tell us what you need help with and we will match you with a tutor who knows the material.
What Student Success is
Student Success is the National Honor Society’s peer tutoring program at Clayton-Bradley Academy. NHS members volunteer their time to help other students work through the subjects they find hardest — not to do the work for them, but to make it make sense.
There is no cost, no minimum grade requirement, and no need to be failing a class to ask for help. Students use the program for everything from catching up after an absence to getting ahead before a hard exam.
How matching works this year
The process changed this year. Instead of contacting a tutor directly, every request now goes through one central Student Success inbox, and the team matches students to tutors behind the scenes.
This means a request is handled even if the tutor you had in mind is full, has left the program, or does not cover your subject. You are welcome to name a preferred tutor when you submit a request, and we will try to honor it — but the match is made by the team, and a preference is not a guarantee.
How it works
How Student Success works
Two paths through the program: one if you are looking for help, one if you are an NHS member who wants to tutor.
If you want a tutor
For students requesting help
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Submit a request
Fill out the request form with your subject, your general availability, and what you need help with. Naming a preferred tutor is optional.
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Your request reaches the Student Success team
Every request goes to one central NHS inbox. No tutor is contacted directly, and nothing is scheduled automatically.
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We match you with a tutor
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — who reviews incoming requests, how they decide on a match, and how long a student should expect to wait before hearing back.
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You hear back with your match
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — how the match is communicated (school email, in person, through the advisor) and what a student should do if they do not hear anything.
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Meet for your session
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — where and when sessions happen (in person or virtual, during a specific period, study hall, or after school), plus any eligibility rules such as grade level, subjects covered, or limits on the number of sessions.
If you want to tutor
For NHS members
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Confirm you are eligible
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — NHS membership status, GPA or grade requirements, and any training or orientation required before a member can start tutoring.
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Sign up as a tutor
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — the actual sign-up process, who to contact, any form to complete, and the deadline if there is one.
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List the subjects you can cover
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — how a member’s subject list is decided and approved, and whether there is a limit on subjects or course levels.
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Get matched with a student
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — how tutors are notified of a match, what they are expected to do first, and who to tell if they cannot take it.
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Log your hours
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — how service hours are logged and verified, the expected time commitment, and how hours count toward NHS service requirements.
Our tutors
Meet the tutors
Our current National Honor Society tutors and the subjects they cover. Tutors are listed by first name and last initial only. Availability is general — exact session times are arranged after you are matched.
Jordan M.
Subjects
Biology, Chemistry
Availability
Tuesdays and Thursdays
Riley C.
Subjects
English, Literature, Essay writing
Availability
Study hall, most days
Sam P.
Subjects
Spanish I–III
Availability
Mondays and Wednesdays
Devon K.
Subjects
US History, World History, Government
Availability
Weekday mornings before school
Quinn L.
Subjects
Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Physics
Availability
Thursdays and Fridays
Request help
Send a request
Fill this out and the Student Success team will take it from there. Everything marked with an asterisk is required.
Naming a preferred tutor is a request, not a guarantee.
Every request goes to the Student Success team, who handle matching
based on subject, availability, and tutor load. We will do our best to
honor a preference, but you may be matched with a different tutor.
Request received.
Thanks — your request has been sent to the Student Success team.
[CONFIRM WITH ADVISOR] — add the expected response time and what happens next, so students know whether to wait or follow up.
That didn’t go through.
Something went wrong sending your request. Please try again, or email us directly at [email protected].
About the chapter
About the National Honor Society
The Clayton-Bradley Academy chapter of the National Honor Society recognizes students for scholarship, service, leadership, and character — and puts those to work in programs like Student Success.
What NHS is
The National Honor Society is a national organization that recognizes high school students for academic achievement and, just as importantly, for what they do with it. Membership is not only an honor roll listing — members are expected to contribute service to their school and community.
At Clayton-Bradley Academy, Student Success is one of the main ways our chapter does that. Members volunteer as peer tutors, giving other students free, one-on-one help in the subjects they find hardest.
This site covers the Student Success program specifically. For questions about NHS membership, induction, or requirements, contact the chapter advisor below.
What we stand for
The four pillars
Every NHS chapter is built on the same four pillars. They are the standard members are held to, and the reason a service program like Student Success exists in the first place.
Scholarship
A commitment to academic achievement and to learning as something worth doing well, not just something to get through.
Service
Contributing time and effort to the school and community without expecting anything in return. Student Success is service in its most direct form.
Leadership
Taking initiative and responsibility, and being the person who organizes the thing rather than waiting for someone else to.
Character
Honesty, reliability, and treating people well — including the student who is nervous about admitting they are lost in a class.
Who runs it
Chapter officers
Officers run the Student Success program day to day, including reviewing incoming tutor requests and handling matching.
Oversees chapter operations and Student Success.
Coordinates tutor sign-ups and the roster.
Manages records and service hour logs.
Handles chapter finances.
Get in touch
Contact
The fastest way to reach Student Success is the request form — it goes straight to the team that handles matching. For anything else, email us.
We check this inbox regularly during the school year. Response times over breaks and holidays will be slower.
Placeholder Name
NHS Faculty Advisor
The advisor oversees the chapter and is the right contact for questions about NHS membership, policy, or anything a student or parent would rather raise with a faculty member.
Not sure if this is for you?
You don't need to be failing a class to ask for help, and there's no minimum grade to qualify. If you're stuck, that's reason enough.