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Bay City District and Curriculum

Bay City Public Schools serve over 8,000 students each year in their four elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools. The district strives to provide every opportunity possible for students to be successful in their academic and social lives. 100% of the school system’s teachers are considered Highly Qualified by national standards which benefits students by assuring all teachers are knowledgeable in the subject they are teaching. Bay City Public Schools also has a tremendous community involvement program with over 3,000 volunteers working throughout the schools.

We currently cover the following Bay City-area school district: Bay City Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Bay City District Curriculum

The Bay City Public Schools system puts a lot of focus on a strong beginning to a child’s education by offering both daycare and preschool programs before students attend elementary school. These programs concentrate on providing literacy-rich activities while exposing young children to other subjects through play. Once students reach elementary school, the curriculum focuses strongly on Reading, Writing, and Math. Grades K-3 use a Dolch Sight Word List to practice reading high frequency words while the upper grades put more focus on analyzing what was read.

High school students begin to choose classes based more on their interests and future career goals. The schools offer students the chance to earn college credit with its dual enrollment program. Another option is the cultural exchange program for students who are interested in a real-life study of a foreign language or country. High school students may choose from a range of electives such as languages and technical classes.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Bay City Educational News

  • Bay City Co-Op Students Honored - Co-Op high school students from the Bay City school system were recently honored for their work at an awards dinner. The students spend part of their school day getting real-world work experience for local companies. Awards received ranged from participation certificates to Co-Op of the Year awards.
  • Elementary Students Receive Free Books - Local Bay City Public Schools students were offered a chance to read books with some of their favorite characters and receive some of their own books to take home. The program was held to encourage reading at home for 20 minutes a day. Children enjoyed meeting characters such as Minnie Mouse, Cookie Monster, and Curious George.
  • Long Time School Volunteer Retires - Rosie Detzler, also known as Grandma Rosie, ended a 25 year volunteering stint at Mackensen Elementary School. Grandma Rosie began volunteering when her own children attended the school and continued when her grandchildren enrolled. She was an integral part of the school doing everything from tutoring students to working in the front office.

Bay City 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: What Are 21st Century Skills?

Listen in on any school board meeting and you will probably hear the term, “21st Century Skills”, thrown around a few times. But, what does 21st Century Skills really mean? When the American education system began, it was in a time of industrialization and the skills incorporated matched those of the technology available. However, our current school system has not quite caught up to today’s ever-changing technologies. 21st Century Skills include the ability to work collaboratively as a team as well as work independently. Problem solving is also a major focus of these skills as new technology is created and the need to repair it becomes an issue. Another major concentration is the ability to think and collaborate globally across different cultures. Technology has opened the world to businesses and graduating students need to have the skills to communicate with people from around the world. Assuring that students have the skills necessary to navigate the 21st Century is at the core of these new educational standards.