Whatever your grade or skill level, you can benefit from working one-on-one with our experienced editors.

Please sign in to your TGS email to make an appointment.

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Individual help with writing

How it works

The Writing Center is a tutorial service that assists The Gregory School MS/US students in all phases of the writing process, including finding an argument, organizing evidence, improving style, and developing good editing skills.

To meet with a Writing Center editor, you can make an appointment in advance, or you can simply drop in. Come with whatever you've got — an assignment, ideas, rough notes, or a draft in progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Writing Center?

The Writing Center is a tutorial service that assists The Gregory School students in all phases of the writing process, including finding an argument, organizing evidence, improving style, and developing good editing skills

What happens during an appointment?

When a student writer comes into the Writing Center, the tutor greets the writer and starts a conversation about the assignment, working to identify the writer's concerns and needs before examining any notes or draft material brought to the session.

Who uses the Writing Center?

We work with all students, Middle and Upper School, and native and non-native English speakers. We see students from virtually all disciplines. We serve both inexperienced and experienced student writers, offering an audience for and response to their written work.

How do I make an appointment?

We get busy when you get busy, so plan ahead! Please sign in to your TGS email to make an appointment through our online appointment scheduler.

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11th Grade

Editor Observation Sheet

Our Editors

Editors are hired on the basis of faculty recommendations, writing samples, and personal interviews. They receive extensive training before they begin tutoring.

Interested in applying to be a Writing Center editor? Email Ms. Langan-Peck at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Monday
11:50 am - 12:20 pm
Tuesday
11:50 am - 12:20 pm
Wednesday
11:50 am - 12:20 pm
Thursday
11:50 am - 12:20 pm
Friday
E1 and E2 (See Friday Exploration schedule.)

You should keep sentences short for the same reason you keep paragraphs short: they’re easier to read and understand.
On Overcoming Procrastination: Don’t let your paper become overwhelming! Break your writing tasks up into the smallest possible chunks and tackle them one at a time.
On Writing Concisely: Eliminate redundant words, delete unnecessary qualifiers, and reduce prepositional phrases.
On Overcoming Procrastination: Don’t let your paper become overwhelming! Break your writing tasks up into the smallest possible chunks and tackle them one at a time.