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Lancaster District and Curriculum
Lancaster curriculum set by Ohio content standards aim to meet the individual needs of children in elementary, middle and high schools. Teachers assess students according to curriculum maps comprised of 6 units that evaluate achievement according to core standards, indicators, vocabulary development, assessment strategies, instructional activities, and various teaching resources such as books and media.
We currently cover the following Lancaster-area school district: Lancaster City Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Lancaster District Curriculum
Language Arts focus on reading, making meaning, and comprehension. Elementary math subjects (kindergarten to Grade 5) build understanding of numbers and operations using numbers, words, and numerals with various strategies. Students learn different ways of representing numbers using different problem solving strategies. In middle school, Language Arts focuses on analyzing literary texts and how change affects students and their world. Students are also taught to apply the language of mathematics to everyday scenarios through algorithms, ratios, algebra and equations and formulas in geometry and measurement.
The high school curricula covers more advanced levels of the above core subjects in relating social issues and philosophical morals such as truth and justice to themes presented in novels and short stories. Math in high school includes subjects in algebra, math, geometry, statistics and pre-calculus with emphasis on completing functions and drawing graphs.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Lancaster Educational News
- Preserving Nature - The Fairfield Association offers the Fairfield Nature Reserve (Fauna) and Community Orchard for educational visits to students. This is not only a great place to visit but witness the ongoing projects and activities dedicated towards the preservation of nature and green spaces of Fairfield's community for everyone's enjoyment and pleasure. Elementary schools use this site as part of their field trips in subjects of Science and Environment, Art, Literacy, Geography and Community Studies.
- Sugar Arts Institute - The Sugar Arts Institute is a non-profit association dedicated to teaching people confectionary arts and cake decorating. Anyone can turn this hobby into a professional career with the help of expert cake decorators and dessert connoisseurs with a love and passion for chocolate. Many Chocolate techniques workshops with certifications are held in the summer to help chocolate lovers showcase their masterpieces or simply prepare luscious desserts for special events and entertainment for guests.
- Religious Education - For those passionate about religious studies and bible studies, Lancaster offers a bible college for those interested in serving their community while discovering more about religion. Many year round events, seminars, trips, and activities in sports like volleyball are being held to challenge students to develop unique learning experiences and talents.
Lancaster 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: Integrating the Arts into Learning
Students focus on core learning in academic areas from kindergarten through high school, and this focus helps prepare them for post-secondary life, but it also requires the addition of other areas of interest, such as the arts, to foster deeper connected thinking. Each subject bears on the arts - nature and artistic form compliment each other nicely and provides a way for many students to understand the processes of nature. Geometry and design lend to each other and can draw in artistically inclined students through that access point. Literature is an art form of its own, and its focus in the curriculum leads in terms of helping students see the world through the arts. In big and little ways, integrating these aesthetic principles into learning can be a major to many students.
