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Alliance District and Curriculum
The curriculum in Alliance follows the Core content standards to challenge students and educate them in the most effective way possible so that they are prepared for future studies and career pursuits. The curriculum focuses on subjects such as English Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies and Physical Education along with Fine Arts and Technology. The Alliance curriculum aims to help students achieve academic and personal excellence through mastering English and Math.
We currently cover the following Alliance-area school district: Alliance City School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Alliance District Curriculum
English subjects focus on reading, speaking by doing presentations in higher grades and writing essays as well as understanding how to analyze the content of literature and apply it to practical contexts. By the time students reach Grade Three, they are expected to read with listening comprehension and write proficiently in a clear, articulate manner. Students are expected to understand how to manually solve problems and be able to take abstract math concepts and apply them for estimating in measurement, drawing shapes in geometry, and statistics to forecast probability drawing on future inferences.
The Alliance high school curriculum has added an Oil and Gas Technology Program which allows students to explore the production of the gas and oil field which are high in demand as well as workplace safety, communication and team work. The objective of these new curricula is to align with the new demands of the workplace in the 21st century and to accommodate employment opportunities in demand.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Alliance Educational News
- Artists in Schools Program - The Artists in Schools program has been running for the last 30 years and integrates professional artists with Kindergarten to Grade 12 schools but also local institutions and organizations. This program with serves as a vital component in Alliance, Ohio seeks to integrate the arts in students` daily experiences to help them develop artistic talent and creative self-expression. Help support the passion for the arts!
- Stark County Junior Fair - This county fair is unique as no other because students are contributing through donations and bringing their own animals for showmanship. Young children are learning how to reconnect with animals in a unique way and to take care of them. There is more to this fair than just displays of quilting, architecture, or cake decorating and sports.
- Library Services - The Alliance Kiwanis Club offers opportunities for children to listen to a story at 330-821-TELL. Along with reading programs and diverse activities for children, the Rodman Library also offers recommendations on good books to read for children and teens that are new each month. Children can choose from a variety of genres such as mystery, fiction, non-fiction, science and nature and chapter books or picture books.
Alliance 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: Field Trips to the Museum
Most teachers come to the point where they need to decide where to take students on a field trip and how this field trip will align with important learning objectives during the term. A great field trip can be at a workplace, a camp, a park or a historical museum from the early centuries. Students love to see how the past has shaped the present and how things have changed. The trip to the museum is not just for the historian; it is for everyone. Students can expect to see many museums in Ohio with old artifacts, and machinery from long ago. Seeing how history has shaped our present can help students to appreciate new inventions and how far we have come individually and collectively. Museums offer many activities such as pottery making and bread making the way it was done in the olden days! It is no surprise to see people dressed in old costumes that were worn long ago that take us back to a different time and way of thinking and relating to people.
