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Columbine District and Curriculum
Students in Jeffco Public Schools take part in varied learning activities, including classroom-based learning, field trips, and participation in unique educational programs that focus on STEM, the arts, and communications. Helping students achieve academic excellence is one of the district’s primary goals. As a result, advanced coursework is offered at each school, including Advanced Placement courses at each of the district’s high schools. Working with the community, the district also ensures that each child attends a school that is respectful, secure, and welcoming to all.
We currently cover the following Columbine-area school district: Jeffco Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Columbine District Curriculum
The languages curriculum at Jeffco Public Schools allows students to become fluent and literate in another language. The cultural aspect of languages is also examined, with students identifying social and cultural mores that are important in the target language. On the interpersonal level, students maintain a meaningful conversation with another person in a second language. This involves both speaking and listening skills. In the presentational mode, students demonstrate their linguistic competence by delivering information for various purposes.
Social studies provids students the chance to learn about society, politics, economics, geography and many topics in between. Civil and human rights is a central focus of the course of study. Students learn about major leaders in the fight for equality, while analyzing the track record of various governments and nations with regard to civil and human rights. To build their understanding of these studies, students learn how to locate both primary and secondary sources. Students also learn how to critically analyze sources for its quality of information.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Columbine Educational News
- Capital Improvement Program - The community has been instrumental in helping the district create and refurbish its facilities so that they all offer 21st century learning environments for the students. So that community members can see the progress, the district has a webpage set up to keep people apprised of the facilities updates.
- Advisory Committees - There are a number of Advisory Committees which offer parents and community members the opportunity to participate in the decision-making of the school district. Committees deal with specific topics such as technology, long-term planning, facilities, financial oversight, and Indian education, to name a few.
- Extracurricular Activities - The high schools in the district each offer students a chance to participate in an extracurricular group. The groups and activities cover many areas of interest from music and the arts to debate and academic competition. There are also a number of service clubs for students to join.
Columbine 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 Importance of Proof-Reading
The single most important step in the writing process that a student should take to ensure a better grade on a writing assignment is proofreading. Spell and grammar check are not enough, but they are helpful, and can eliminate certain mistakes before a student sets about to proofread their work. When proofreading, students should essentially read the work aloud to themselves, look for words that have different spellings for different meanings (their, there), and make sure each sentence makes sense. You should also make sure that all of your words and sentences are necessary to include. Is there a more concise way for you to express an idea? Or maybe some of your words are redundant and can be taken out.
