Teachers at Loganville hold high expectations for all their students to work hard and succeed. They know they're gonna be expected to work hard everywhere they go. After 20 years of educating teenagers, the principal knew that some students, if given the opportunity, would always take the easy route by taking the easiest classes. Well, not anymore. Eliminate Tracking Prichard's first step was to get rid of separate academic tracks that put collegebound teens in a rigorous program while the majority of students took more lenient classes.
Teachers work individually with students and serve as advisors from their freshmen to senior years.
Now, all students are held to high standards. If you are on a technical track, the standards are just as great for you as if you're on a college track. This means more work for students. At Loganville, all instructors serve as advisors by coaching and cajoling students from their freshman through senior years. Parents must meet with those advisors after each report card or their students cannot return to school.