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Columbia District and Curriculum

Columbia Public Schools like students to consider this one step in each of a longer journey. Their devotion to the students and education has help the high school become a Star School. This means that it is in the top 10% of all high schools in Mississippi. The schools follow a Common Core Curriculum which emphasizes Math and Literacy learning and the ways that these subjects impact learning in all areas. The traditional subjects are further supported by electives and extracurriculars designed to help students find their individual interests.

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

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Columbia District Curriculum

The Reading curriculum in Columbia Public Schools starts off with children learning how letters come together to create words that are used to share ideas in books, and in their own writing. As they mature they begin learn to blend letters together and to use content of reading to understand what is written. Their education in enriched by reading books such as “Gulliver’s Travels” and works from many different cultures and times.

Columbia students begin their Social Studies education by learning about the people in their neighborhood and around their schools. As they become more familiar with expanding borders, their education does the same. Students begin to learn about their town, county, state, nation and world. They learn how different cultures and different times helped to shape each of these into the areas that they know today. These students are given the desire to learn more and more about how they can have an influence on their own world today.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Columbia Educational News

  • Beta Club - Beta Club is an organization that recognizes high levels of character, service and leadership in students. They take these traits and continually help them to grow through various service opportunities.
  • Mu Alpha Theta - Mu Alpha Theta is a mathematics honor society. They help raise students’ interest in math as well as developing scholarship and enjoyment. The students who become members can participate in a national convention where there are events that center around math, plus they can meet other students from across the country with their same interests.
  • National Honor Society - Columbia High School offers a chance for students to become a part of this national organization. National Honor Society, or NHS, welcomes students that are outstanding academically, in service, in leadership and in character. Once inducted in NHS, students continue to serve the community and their schools in various endeavors.

Columbia 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: The Social Life of a First-Grader

Children of six and seven begin to see rules and regular routine as a way of feeling secure. They look to adults for this structure so they can see what is right and wrong. This applies to their social life also. If they see a parent, or guardian, concerned about the behavior of others, the child may become one that tries to make sure that all are following the rules. This includes telling others when someone misbehaves. This is a common mannerism in first grade. However, if a child makes it a common occurrence they may not feel secure in other areas of their lives. They may feel stress but don’t worry, this tendency to tell on others will pass when they feel secure again through routine and reassurance.