Advisory is an integral part of the Gann experience. At the start of ninth grade, you are placed in an advisory with seven to nine peers and a faculty advisor. This group meets twice weekly for the next four years. Advisory is a place to go for support, to seek guidance on matters both academic and social, to try out new ideas, to wrestle with challenges, and to talk about what’s going on at Gann and in the world.

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Advisory Program: Where Students are Heard, Known and Understood

The Writing Center offers one-on-one support to help students navigate all stages of the writing process, from brainstorming to revisions. Staffed by faculty in our English department, the center provides personalized advice on papers and lab reports, as well as an opportunity for students to receive feedback on their work before handing it in.

Students with identified learning disabilities may receive extra support in a small group setting in the Learning Center, which aims to make learning more accessible without compromising Gann’s academic rigor. The center focuses on developing academic independence along with learning habits that can be applied across disciplines.