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East Hampton, Connecticut Tutoring Programs
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East Hampton District and Curriculum
East Hampton Public Schools houses five schools including Memorial Elementary, Center Elementary), East Hampton Middle, East Hampton High, and the East Hampton Alternative Learning Center. Committed to excellence in education, East Hampton Public School works to prepare students for an ever-changing global society. East Hampton Public School follows an integrated curriculum that fosters critical thinking, reasoning, collaboration, and problem solving. Strategies and instructions are aligned with the standards based curriculum and professional development is designed to meet the needs of the staff and focus on student improvement.
We currently cover the following East Hampton-area school district: East Hampton Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the East Hampton District Curriculum
The curriculum consists of benchmarked, rigorous standards intended to provide students with a comprehensive, high quality education. Students are challenged with clear expectations of what information they should’ve learned by the end of each year. They’re given support to help them catch up to grade level if they need it. Clear expectations are spelled out at each grade level so that by the end of school year, students are reaching measurable learning objectives.
East Hampton Public Schools Public utilizes the Connecticut Common Core State Standards in Reading and Mathematics and the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium for student assessment. Curriculum overviews contain the mastery goals for each grade level. Authentic assessments are also used in class and allow students more creativity in showing their mastery of a subject. In all courses, students are taught to go back over, review and reflect on their work.
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Keeping Informed: Recent East Hampton Educational News
- EHHS Makes AP District Honor Roll - East Hampton High has made the AP District Honor Roll. Working toward increasing access to AP courses and students scoring a 3 or higher on the AP exams, East Hampton High was honored for its achievements! Congratulations!
- Teacher Honored as Community Role Model - The Ronald MacDonald Charities honored East Hampton School District educator Joan Mastromonaco as a Local Hero. For her hard work and dedication, she was recognized as a role model for youth and the teaching profession! Congratulations!
- East Hampton Ranked Top Town - Want to live in a town with many opportunities and great schools, then East Hampton is for you! East Hampton made the cut coming in at number 9 on the list by connecticutmag.com. A major factor in these rankings are the educational system and community.
East Hampton 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: Hidden Costs
Prospective students are well aware of the cost off college tuition at the particular college they plan to attend, but this is just one, though definitely the largest, of many college costs, and these additional costs can increase the price of college attendance dramatically. Housing is another major cost. Most incoming freshmen are required to live in dorms. This is actually beneficial in many ways, not least of which is the fact that dorms tend to be cheaper than apartments. But renting an apartment with roommates might be comparable. Transportation and parking can be additional costs, especially when living off-campus. Some classes might require books that cost a hundred dollars. At the end of the term, students can sell them back, usually, but they won’t get anything like what they paid for them. Renting books can be cheaper, and with more and more colleges putting content online, this is becoming more and more common.
