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Gladstone District and Curriculum

The district follows Common Core Standards as the basis for their curricular plan. In the elementary grades, students begin their English/Language Arts journey with foundational skills that build fluent readers. As students’ progress through the grade levels, there is a greater emphasis on informational text and how to evaluate the quaity of information. As students enter the secondary grades, there is a greater focus on research skills for the purpose of communicating accurately and effectively with others, and in preparation for college level academics.

We currently cover the following Gladstone-area school district: North Kansas City School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Gladstone District Curriculum

Mathematics instruction begins in elementary school with an emphasis on number sense and operations. By the middle grades, students show proficiency with algebraic concepts. As students move higher in the secondary grades, the mathematical concepts studies give students the necessary knowledge and procedural skills to use mathematic reasoning to solve problems in the world around them, and to appreciate math for its practical uses.

Science instruction starts with elementary students learning about a variety of science concepts with a constant link to scientific inquiry, where students develop questions and participate in simple investigations. The scientific inquiry continues through the secondary grades, with a great emphasis on technology and how the two disciplines come together to answer questions in the real world.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Gladstone Educational News

  • Great Grant Giveaway Impacts Thousands - More than five thousand students at North Kansas City schools will benefit from programs and projects funded by grants totaling $25,000. The Great Grant Giveaway, hosted by the Education Foundation, began in 1997.
  • District Recommended for National Accreditation - After hundreds of interviews and dozens of classroom evaluations, AdvancED has recommended the North Kansas City School District for Full Accreditation. The status distinguishes the district as a provider of high-quality learning
  • City, School District Collaborate on New Education Project - The City of Gladstone and the North Kansas City School District have joined forces to create a new educational facility downtown. The research and education center, known as Northland Innovation Campus, will provide unique learning experiences designed to prepare students for the challenges of the 21st century.

Gladstone 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: Awareness of Learning Disabilities

Parents need to be aware of any troubles their children might be having, but not rush to judgment or use labels unnecessarily. Some of the most common learning disabilities are ADHD and dyslexia. Dyslexia can be harder to recognize, however certain questions may help guide understand learning disabilities. For instance, if a child has trouble recognizing words or struggles with reading, writing, spelling, and numbers, these are signs of dyslexia, a specific learning disability. Dyslexia is a neurological condition, which means that there is no cure, but you can get help and learn strategies for how to cope with the difficulties of reading. Dyslexia is genetic, meaning it usually runs in the family. If you are very successful in some subjects in school, but find that you get frustrated when it comes to reading or remembering what you read, you may be showing signs of dyslexia. Just because you experience these difficulties does not guarantee that you have dyslexia. Only a professional can give a diagnosis. If you think you might have dyslexia, let your doctor know right away.