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Kasson District and Curriculum
Children in preschool through high school in Kasson attend school in the Kasson-Mantorville School District. The mission of the district is to foster academic excellence such that students are equipped to become prosperous, responsible citizens. Teachers and staff members work collaboratively to challenge students to achieve their highest potential. Students are expected to be engaged and active in the learning process, and meet the high expectations set for them. To achieve this goal, Kasson-Mantorville Schools has devised a rigorous curriculum that centers on the development of essential life skills such as collaboration and solution-oriented thinking.
We currently cover the following Kasson-area school district: Kasson-Mantorville School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Kasson District Curriculum
The English Language Arts curriculum emphasizes critical reading and writing, as well as discussion, research, and presentation skills. The district curriculum focuses on analytic and reflective thinking skills through this subject and helps students gain the ability to interpret a wide range of literary genres. The writing curriculum helps students understand the process approach to writing so that they are able to brainstorm, draft, edit and revise their work before presenting a final essay or creative piece.
Economics is a central component of Kasson’s middle school social studies curriculum. Students learn how to create a monthly budget and use real-world experiences to maintain that budget to include enough money for expenses as well as savings. Different types of income are explored, including that from a job, profit from running one’s own business, and interest on savings. Essential features of the market economy are examined. Students develop an appreciation for the processes of buying and selling goods, including the concepts of supply and demand.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Kasson Educational News
- District Now Offering Community Education Programs - Kasson-Mantorville Schools offers many community education programs that promote the growth and development of learners of all ages. Academic enrichment programs, athletics, and family learning activities are just a few of the programs offered.
- Kasson-Mantorville Elementary Schools Science Fairs - Each year, Kasson-Mantorville Elementary Schools holds a science fair. The fair gives students in grades 3-6 an opportunity to explore an area of science that is of interest to them and compete against their peers to earn a spot at the regional science fair.
- Students Participate in Annual Traveling Art Show - Kasson-Mantorville arts students have the opportunity to participate in a traveling art show that showcases student artwork throughout the region. The art show is open to students of all ages. This offers budding artists a great opportunity to learn about exhibiting and to develop their presentation skills.
Kasson 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: Why Play Is Important for Education
Time for kids to play, particularly for kids in elementary grades, is important for their overall growth and development. Playtime in school is usually during recess, and while academic growth is usually not a byproduct of play, social and emotional growth definitely is. Play gives students a context in which to learn social rules. Additionally, playtime gives students a chance to learn how to effectively express opinions and point of views, while taking the views of others into consideration. Playtime is also beneficial for the development of confidence and self-esteem in young children. The growth of these social and emotional skills then lends to the growth of academic skills once students go back to the classroom.
