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Georgetown Township, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Georgetown Township District and Curriculum
Georgetown Township encompasses parts of three different school districts that include Grandville Public Schools, Hudsonville Public Schools, and Jenison Public Schools. These school districts offer students an education filled with high expectations and differentiated learning. Students benefit from a community and school partnership that fosters a love of learning that carries through all aspects of academic life. All three school districts adhere to the Michigan Department of Education standards and follow the Common Core Curriculum. Students in all districts are taught a rigorous curriculum that focuses on a district wide alignment of skills to ensure every student receives a quality education.
We currently cover the following Georgetown Township-area school districts: Grandville Public Schools, Hudsonville Public Schools, and Jenison Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Georgetown Township District Curriculum
Elementary students learn Math through the Houghton-Mifflin Math Expression program. This program provides students with the basis of number theory and applies these skills through counting, number operations, simple geometry, measurement, and algebra. Reading is also a large focus of the elementary students’ education. Teachers guide students through the reading process using skills such as visualization and inferences to allow students to make sense of the text they are reading.
Middle and high school students expand on the stepping stones of elementary school to apply skills to real world problems. Advanced Placement classes and career-related electives allow students to test out their interests and begin to decide where their future will take them. Big ideas, open-ended questions, and essential knowledge play a critical role in the curriculum for these advancing students and help students develop the type of analytic and critical thinking skills needed in college and career.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Georgetown Township Educational News
- Freshman Campus Opening Fall of 2014 - Hudsonville Public Schools will open a new Freshman Campus in the Fall of 2014. Students and staff offered their input into the features of the building which will include open spaces, natural lighting, and the newest technology.
- Jenison Student Tops in Michigan for School Safety - A 6th grade student at Bursley Elementary School was awarded the top honor for safety patrols in Michigan. AAA awarded the student the School Safety Patroller of the Year Award.
- Teams From Two Georgetown School Districts Win Lego Competition Awards - Teams from both the Grandville and Jenison school districts won awards at the state Lego championships. Teams won honors in categories such as Innovation Solution and Project Presentation.
Georgetown Township 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 Beat the Summer Relapse
While students and their families are enjoying the warmer weather and free time, it’s important to keep those academic skills sharp. It has been widely proven that students can lose up to three months of academic progress during the summer break. This can be easily thwarted with some fun and educational activities. Start a neighborhood lemonade stand and let students measure ingredients, count change, and write advertisements. Create a story with sidewalk chalk and retell the story to family and friends. Find a program at a local library, community arts organization, or sports team so that students stay active and around their peers. Weekend outings to state or national parks, historic sites, and local cultural events also help keep the brain engaged. Ultimately, the key to beating the summer relapse is finding everyday ways to incorporate and practice the skills taught during the school year.
