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Alexandria, Kentucky Tutoring Programs
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Alexandria District and Curriculum
Campbell County School District serves students in 8 different schools throughout the county. The district uses the curriculum of the Kentucky Core Academic Standards for all curricula except for English and math, where it follow the Common Core Initiative. The district prides itself on training its teachers in accordance with this curriculum and prepares them across all levels, from art and writing to math and science, so they are better able to serve their students. The district is dedicated to providing its students with the strongest foundation for education they can get in order for each student to have an opportunity to apply to and attend college.
We currently cover the following Alexandria-area school district: Campbell County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Alexandria District Curriculum
Campbell County School District teachers prepare themselves for the school year ahead by following the Kentucky Core Academic Standards, which develops its curriculum with the idea in mind that all students will have the opportunity to attend college if they want to. Students at the 5th-grade level engage in this country’s history by doing state projects where each student is assigned a state that they will prepare a research project for. This prepares the students for entering middle school, where researching material will be the norm.
In middle school, 8th graders work on projects that engage them in reading material, like group book report projects or individual papers. Other English curriculum might include having a topic relevant to literature assigned to students and having those students compile more complex research papers, drawing upon the approach they will have already learned.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Alexandria Educational News
- Kentucky Department of Education Introduces Evaluation Plan for Teachers - Kentucky teachers will go through a different evaluation process than previous years, including the incorporation of self-evaluation and student feedback. Parents are invited to contact the district with their ideas about the new evaluation process.
- Tips for Starting the New School Year - Some tips for getting ready for the new school year, including lunch menus, bus routes, and tracking students’ attendance and grades. This is also a great way to plan ahead for some of the early events of the school year.
- New High School Begins Development to Be Completed by 2017 - The new campus will hold 700 students in its high school to accommodate an increase in population in the area. There will be a greater number of 21st century learning opportunities with the improvements to facilities and technology available at the new school.
Alexandria Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: Taking Good Notes
Starting in middle school, students can start taking notes during classes to refer back to when they’re studying at home for homework or for a test. Taking notes is a necessary step toward getting the most out of the material you’re learning, and engages you in what your teacher is saying. Studies have even shown that students who take notes not only retain more of the information they’re learning but also perform better on tests because they have something other than their textbook to refer to. To take notes that will benefit you, first start with a title describing what material you’re about to write down. For example, if you’re studying the Constitution, you would title this part of your notes “Notes on Constitution lecture” or be more specific if you can. While listening to your teacher, start writing down the most important points you think the teachers makes, or anything that you don’t understand and would like to refer back to later.
