Tag: Student Success

SCHOOL PROFILE School: Harbor High School District: Santa Cruz City School District | California BACKGROUND Harbor High School is a public school located in Santa Cruz, CA that serves approximately 1000 students. Harbor first opening in 1967 and in recent years has experienced  significant changes resulting in a more diverse student body. Harbor's student demographic is largely […]

We recently received this email from a high school teacher who implemented Organized Binder a few weeks ago. We have changed names for anonymity: “Funny thing happened today at a parent/student conference. The guidance counselor, vice principal, all other teachers, the student (we will call him Jake), and his mom were all present. Jake is […]

Morgan Zielinski is a first year high school science teacher at Overbrook High School in the Pine Hill School District in New Jersey. She recently contacted us at Organized Binder saying, "I stumbled upon this site because I simply googled how to help high school students organize a binder. I am a new teacher this year […]

Roxy Yanko recently implemented Organized Binder and sent us this update on the impact the system is having in her middle school classroom: “I was just talking my husband's ear off last night about how much better my class and planning is now that I've discovered the organized binder: Organized Binder has helped me solidify […]

Thanks to veteran Spanish teacher and Organized Binder user Diane Nienhuis for sending us this post, "Dear Organized Binder Team, There is never data collected or calculated for Foreign Language in my district, as far as I know. So I just spent some time collecting my own data and thought I would share what has occurred […]

Thanks to Nathan Fairchild for sending the following testimonial from a student in his class! "Dear Organized Binder Team, I have an 8th grade student with a history of poor study skills, failing test scores, and frustrated parents. In 7th grade he discovered that he could be successful with his Organized Binder. I give extra credit […]