A.I.M.

"My only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.” - Acts 20:24

North Hills Christian School strives to ensure we help each student reach his or her God-given potential. We believe that every individual is uniquely created in God's image, with a specific plan and purpose. Our AIM (Academic Individualization and Modification) program is designed to address the diverse learning needs of our students, ensuring that they receive the support they require to succeed.

Why AIM?

Students may be assigned to AIM classes for various reasons, including:

Diagnosed Learning Difficulties: Students with learning challenges may benefit from the individualized attention and specialized instruction provided in AIM classes.

Transition Support: New students may need extra support to acclimate to the North Hills environment and curriculum.

Skill Development: Students who may be struggling with specific concepts or skills can receive targeted instruction in AIM classes.

Classroom Performance or Low Test Scores: Students who are experiencing academic difficulties may need to be in AIM to receive additional support.

Preschool-Kindergarten:

AIM Math and English: These classes offer a slower pace and more time for remediation. Students in these classes typically travel together throughout the day and may have access to an AIM Aide in some classes.

AIM Advisory: Students participate in AIM Advisory several times a week for reteaching, assignment assistance, and organizational skills support.

Lower School (1st-4th Grades):

AIM Math and English: Classes may include Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Consumer Math. These classes are offered on an as-needed basis and may not be available every year.

AIM Advisory: Students participate in AIM Advisory several times a week for reteaching, assignment assistance, and organizational skills support.

Middle School (5th-8th Grades):

AIM Math and English: These classes offer a slower pace and more time for remediation. Students in these classes typically travel together throughout the day and may have access to an AIM Aide in some classes.

AIM Advisory: Students participate in AIM Advisory several times a week for reteaching, assignment assistance, and organizational skills support.

High School (9th-12th Grades):

AIM Math and English: Classes may include Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Consumer Math. These classes are offered on an as-needed basis and may not be available every year.

AIM Advisory: Students participate in AIM Advisory several times a week for reteaching, assignment assistance, and organizational skills support.

*The above services do come at an additional fee above tuition. Fees are based on the amount of time involved and the specific service provided.