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Cleveland, Tennessee Tutoring Programs
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Cleveland District and Curriculum
SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Cleveland students start with a ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT with an Academic Director. Call us now for a personalized quote! Our services include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-weekly progress reports, learning profiles and parental conference calls.
Cleveland District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
Cleveland, Tennessee includes Cleveland City School District and Bradley County School District. Together, they include over 50 schools, including many choices for each grade level, plus private schools and charter schools are available in the area. Many of these schools have 8 or 9 ratings, making them comparable to some of the top schools in the state. These districts offer project-oriented and standards-based learning experiences to all of their students.
We currently cover the following Cleveland-area school districts: Bradley County School District and Cleveland City School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Cleveland District Curriculum
Bradley County School District is using Read Tennessee.org and Math Tennessee to connect parents, students and teachers with excellent resources to work together in helping young children excel in reading and math. They have also started an initiative called “Leaders for Life…Voyage to Greatness.” This program aims to improve aspects of school life such as student engagement, academic success, attendance rates and parent involvement. These programs provide a foundation of collaboration and success for students.
Cleveland, Tennessee has implemented an advanced system for incorporating the Common Core standards. This school district is using a well-designed rubric for each of the standards, including even music, related arts, and computer standards. This rubric is used for instruction as well as assessing and transferring to student report cards. This is innovative and well-aligned with the Common Core standards, ensuring standards are the foundation for learning.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Cleveland Educational News
- New Curriculum Coordinators - Bradley County Schools created two curriculum coordinator positions, to provide a successful transition to the Common Core state standards. They will be providing training and resources to teachers to prepare for PARCC (Partnership for Achieving Readiness in College and Career) assessment. Dana Yost is now the ELA Curriculum coordinator, and Amber Caldwell is the Mathematics Curriculum coordinator. Schools that are making proactive changes to their system to respond to upcoming Common Core and PARCC requirements are helping to ensure that today’s students are preparing for college and careers, and will have successful futures in school and beyond.
- Ringstaff Leads Course at Liberty College - Dr. Martin Ringstaff, director of Cleveland City Schools, led an intensive week-long course at Liberty University in Virginia. The course was to challenge and encourage educators, and Ringstaff says he loves staying on the cutting edge of education and interacting with teachers from all over the country. When administrative members of education take the opportunities to connect with teachers and students to hear their personal concerns and stories, then a concerted effort can go forth in a more productive way. Blending the perspectives of students, teachers, parents and administration makes possible the best of worlds in any field, especially in education. This type of collaboration should be happening in every district, for the best results for all involved.
- STEM Camp - Cleveland State’s first STEM Camp was successful and is gearing to be an annual event for middle school students in the area. This camp is designed to teach about the importance of science, math, technology and engineering within a framework of teaching teamwork and communication skills. Featured was Lego Education NXT robot for students to build. Camps like this are valuable to young children, showing them that learning is fun, and that the skills they learn in school can be applied to a variety of jobs and tasks.
Cleveland 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 Keep Your Child Learning in a Meaningful Way
If your kids are like most, they are not necessarily focused on learning throughout the day. It’s not easy to practice academic skills with them unless they’re at school or doing homework. Sure, there are tons of computer games and websites they can use to improve their skills, but sometimes that’s like pulling teeth, and some of us don’t always have computers available to us. Giving your children real-life problems to solve, however, can get them involved without having them feel like they’re doing it for the sake of learning itself! If your children need practice with spelling, have them write the grocery list or the directions to get somewhere you need to go. They can write the menu for the week’s meals, so that you can figure out what you need to buy, or you can have them do almost any writing activity, because they will be practicing their spelling at the same time. If your children need practice reading, they can read instructions, a schedule for the public pool or other place they want to go, or you can have them write journal entries every day on a vacation or about how their day went.
