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Brentwood, Pennsylvania Tutoring Programs
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Brentwood District and Curriculum
At Brentwood Borough School District, students are encouraged to ask questions and experience learning. With a program for Gifted students integrated into the district, these students have extra opportunities to question, discover, and learn. Students in the Gifted program undergo testing, evaluations and screenings to see if they qualify for the program under the guidelines of the state. Along with Gifted and Special Needs programs, Brentwood Borough School District provides assistance and support for English Language Learners.
We currently cover the following Brentwood-area school district: Brentwood Borough School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Brentwood District Curriculum
The district also has a special needs program for students who need it. These students are also evaluated and each has an individualized learning plan written up for them designed to help them achieve at their best within the district. The curriculum, however, is broadly written so that teachers have the ability to instruct students as they need to learn and still achieve all the learning goals. Additionally, on assessments, students receive accommodations to their testing environment, timing requirements, and other situational requirements
Students from elementary school through high school learn Core curriculum in accordance with state standards. They are also provided with classes in the arts and music, PE, health, technology, social studies, science, and many others. High school students are asked to select electives based on their interests and goals which will best prepare them to accomplish their college or and life goals after high school.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Brentwood Educational News
- High School National Honor Society Cleans Elementary Playground - A big thanks goes to the high school National Honor Society from Brentwood Borough School District who cleaned up the playground at Moore Elementary School as a service project.
- Three Moore Elementary Students Compete in Math Game Competition - Three students from Moore Elementary School played in the 24 Tournament held by the West Jefferson Hills School District. 24 is a game which helps students with math skills. Congratulations!
- Elementary Students Jump Rope and Play Basketball To Raise Funds - Congratulations to the many elementary students who jumped rope and played basketball for American Heart Association’s Jump Rope/Hops for Heart. A total of more than $1800 was raised for this event. Keep up the good work.
Brentwood 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: How to Encourage your Child Learning English
If your child is learning English as a second language, they have unique challenges as well as talents that they can bring the classroom. Your child will have a broader experience base from which to evaluate information as well as understanding other ways of thinking. It may be challenging, at first, for your child to integrate into the school due to the language barrier. Thankfully there are things that the school will do to help as well as things that you can do to ease the transition. First of all, learn English with your child. Their school should provide special English courses and resources for your child as well as resources in other classes to help your child understand his or her other materials. Talk to your child’s teachers and find out how you can help your child. Finally, make English fun at home. Instead of it being a chore, make it a game. And never forget that your child has a unique heritage worth preserving. As much as you speak English in the home, providing a few “safe” times to speak their mother tongue will be helpful as well.
