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Bend District and Curriculum
Bend-La Pine District Schools curriculum strictly adheres to the state and nationwide Common Core State Standards (CCSS) and the Oregon Department of Education’s Content Standard. The overall Strategic Plan of the district emphasizes early literacy, academic accountability, use of cutting-edge technology to anchor and enhance learning, and the availability and encouragement of extracurricular activities. Due to the adherence to the CCSS, along with advanced teacher and educator training and resources, since 2000, the Bend-La Pine district students have consistently scored higher than their peers both state and nationwide in SAT tests.
We currently cover the following Bend-area school district: Bend-La Pine Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Bend District Curriculum
The curriculum places strong emphasis on Language Arts and Math with the goal of establishing strong literacy, communication, and problem-solving skills in students. The Bend-La Pine School District also offers many advanced and supplemental programs to ensure student learning flourishes. Among these are International Baccalaureate Programs, Advanced Placement Programs, ACT Explore and Plan (where students can prepare for the ACT exam), and the innovative School-to-Career Partnership.
The Bend-La Pine District mission is to work closely with the community to imbue each student with the knowledge, confidence, skills, and integrity to not only succeed, but thrive, in their educational career. With the School-to-Career Partnership, students can truly see and begin to apply their education to the workplace beyond school, creating career pathways.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Bend Educational News
- High Marks All Around - At the close of 2012, Bend-La Pine District Schools led the field in the Oregon Department of Education State School Report Card for the 2010-2011 school year. Overall, sixteen Bend-La Pine schools (60% of schools in the district) earned the “Outstanding” rating from the ODE. In comparison, only 31% of schools statewide in Oregon earned the top rating of Outstanding. The School Report Cards contain information on factors such as student growth, performance on state tests, attendance, dropout rate, graduation rate, class size, and enrollment, among other things.
- Engaged Minds and Bright Futures - The Bend-La Pine Schools Education Foundation believes that engaged minds create bright futures. As a non-profit organization focused on providing educational and extra-curricular opportunities for all students in the district, they work hand-in-hand with parents, civic leaders, business, and educators to ensure that those opportunities happen. Since 2003, with the help of donations, the Education Foundation has invested more than $1 million dollars into the Bend-La Pine District School System.
- Planning Timelines - Among several college-preparatory services offered by the Bend-La Pine School District, one of the most frequently used and highly praised is the Planning Timeline. This guide walks students through the daunting process of planning for college, starting in their junior year. Each quarter lays out steps to follow, helping students get one step closer to seeing the dream of college come to fruition.
Bend 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: 8 Things High School Seniors Need to Do Now
If you or your child is approaching senior year, it’s crunch time. The process of getting into college can be overwhelming, and that’s usually the reason some otherwise bright and willing students give up. But, by breaking the process into manageable steps, the insurmountable mountain might not seem so intimidating after all. Right off the bat, there are 8 things college-hopeful students need to be doing now: 1) Meet the college reps (contact colleges on your list to see if admissions officers from those schools will be in your area), 2) visit the top schools on your list, 3) use a calendar to track application dates and deadlines,4) consider retaking the SAT or ACT if you are not happy with your scores, 5) start to get familiar with financial aid (see if there are any free resources available at your high school or in your district), 6) write your college essay (DO NOT wait for the night before the application deadline!), 7) ask teachers and school counselors as early as possible for those college recommendation letters, 8) and finally, whittle down your list of colleges (no more than 8 should be needed).
