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Greensburg, Indiana Tutoring Programs
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Greensburg District and Curriculum
Greensburg Community Schools follow a state curriculum that adheres to the exemplary standards set forth by the Indiana Department of Education. Students will complete courses in physical, earth, and life science, all while using technology to enhance the learning process. All core and elective classes provided seek to provide students with knowledge that can be utilized inside and outside of the classroom. Upon graduation, students should be able to understand and convey complex thoughts and ideas with proficiency in a variety of settings.
We currently cover the following Greensburg-area school district: Greensburg Community Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Greensburg District Curriculum
In mathematics courses, students will learn how to use tools to solve equations, enhance precision, and solve increasingly complex equations. As with all subjects, fundamentals are taught in the elementary school and by high school students have the skills to pursue advanced studies in core subjects. Students who choose to enroll in Advanced Placement courses also have the opportunity to take an end-of year assessment that makes them eligible to earn college credit.
Creativity is emphasized in many classes available as electives. Students can satisfy their curiosity with classes in subject areas that include dance, theatre, agriculture, and world languages. For those who wish to get an early start on their college education, dual credit courses are also available. Many of the classes have internships integrated into the curriculum as well.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Greensburg Educational News
- Greensburg Junior High School Recognized For Its Achievements - Greensburg Junior High School is being recognized for its academic achievements in 2013. The Indiana Department of Education named GJHS a 4 Star School, which places it among the top 25 percent in ISTEP performance.
- Greensburg High School Prepares Students For The Workforce - Greensburg High School recently expanded its vocational area to help students succeed in the workforce. New programs in pre-engineering, drafting, CAD, buildings and trade, and many others will take place in the finished space.
- Wrestling Comes To Greensburg Elementary - Greensburg Elementary School has come up with a creative way for its students to let off steam. The school formed a wrestling team for students in kindergarten through fifth grade with one adult coach and one coach from the high school wrestling team. Students will be taught the basics of wrestling.
Greensburg 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: Scheduling Classes For The First Semester of College
There’s no doubt you’re excited about starting college and entering a new stage of life but how can you make the transition easier on yourself? One way is to be particular about which classes you take in your first semester. Although many universities schedule classes for students’ first year, some do allow students to make their own schedule or give some kind of input into what and when their classes should be. In this case, one of the most important aspects of making a schedule is time. Specifically, how early am I willing to wake up or how late will I stay for a class? For example, 8 AM classes may sound like a good idea but many students in their first semester, it can be difficult to remain focused or even show up consistently. Second, try to take your core classes as soon as possible. Even if you know what you want your major to be, many advanced courses will require you to have taken core courses before you sign up for anything else.
