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Litchfield, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Litchfield District and Curriculum
Litchfield Community Unit School District provides a rigorous, competitive curriculum to ensure that its students graduate with the skills, learning, and work ethic necessary to succeed in our increasingly competitive society. The district follows the Illinois Learning Standards and makes sure every students is supported in achieving the standards. Students also have opportunities to participate in many extracurricular activities, including academic competition, sports, visual and performing arts groups, and community service. Students who become engaged and interested in their community are more likely to be informed, active citizens.
We currently cover the following Litchfield-area school district: Litchfield Community Unit School District #12.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Litchfield District Curriculum
In English classes, students read complex, challenging works in a variety of formats, from digital to print texts in genres including nonfiction, short fiction, poetry, and novels. Students read for comprehension and also to evaluate authorial intent, structure, and other technical aspects. In this way, students learn how to structure their own writing while engaging with their reading. They also develop theories about the reading and gather evidence that they use to support these theories in well-reasoned, thoughtful analytical essays.
In mathematics classes, students study how and why the math works, rather than just memorizing formulas. Students cover fewer topics more in depth so that they have a firm foundation of mathematical understanding. Science literacy is also focused on at Litchfield High School as is the ability to communicate original scientific findings. Students study the world around them and progress to more complicated engineering problems. They learn to develop and test hypotheses using rational thought and scientific processes.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Litchfield Educational News
- Team Spirit - Litchfield High School offers sportswear with the school’s logo for sale in order to raise money to support extracurricular programs. Booster organizations also help to support the extracurricular activities, and community members hold fundraisers throughout the year to raise funds for travel expenses, uniforms, and other resources.
- Panther News - To keep up-to-date about the latest happenings in the Litchfield High School world, check out Panther News. This is a student run news organization that allows students to focus on important school issues, develop writing and publishing skills, and have the chance to demonstrate their talents.
- Soccer Team Fundraiser - Litchfield High School’s soccer program is currently seeking funding through the website Go Fund Me, which is a crowd-sourced donation site. The money raised will help pay for travel expenses to games, uniforms, protective gear and other sports equipment.
Litchfield 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: Restricted Early Action
Early Action (EA) applications are a popular type of college applications. Unlike Early Decision, EA isn’t binding, which means that the student is free to attend whichever college they want to. They have an early deadline, usually November 15th, but this also means students tend to receive an answer before the end of the calendar year. A rare type of EA application is Restricted, which means that the student can’t apply to any other college until they’ve received a response from this one. Once they’ve been accepted or rejected, or waitlisted, they’re free to go ahead and apply elsewhere if they want, but many students who’ve been accepted will go ahead and deposit and attend this college.
