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Little Canada District and Curriculum
Roseville Area Schools is responsible for educating K-12 students in Little Canada. The Roseville district has a tradition of excellence. Roseville High School ranks among the very best in Minnesota, and is ranked in the top 4% of high schools in the nation. The district also has a rich history of student achievement, including five National Merit finalists last year alone. Part of the district’s success is due in part to the excellent connections it has with the community and partnerships that help students connect their learning to professional and cultural opportunities in the community. Nearly 90% of district patrons give the district high marks for the quality of its programming, including its renowned arts program.
We currently cover the following Little Canada-area school district: Roseville Area Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Little Canada District Curriculum
The middle level math curriculum in Little Canada includes a study of basic algebra. Students learn how to order fractions and decimals, as well as mixed numbers and improper fractions. Learners also develop the ability to add and subtract decimals and fractions. Division of multi-digit numbers is undertaken in order to solve real-world problems. Students develop their estimation skills as well, so they are better equipped to assess the reasonableness of results. Learners also acquire the skills to read and write decimals using place value.
Life science is an essential component of the high school science curriculum in Little Canada. Students explain the function of cell organelles, including the processes of respiration, cell reproduction, and synthesis of proteins. Active and passive transport is explored as well. Students learn about endocytosis and exocytosis, and also explain the process of mitosis. Learners describe the factors that influence the carrying capacity of a system as well. There is also an examination of how new species impact the functioning of ecosystems.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Little Canada Educational News
- Inaugural Parent Academy Class Graduates - The first ever graduating class of the Parent Academy recently celebrated their achievement. Twenty parents from around the district participated in the program, which equips parents to better help their children be successful. The district truly appreciated the participation of the parents in this program and look forward to graduating more parents in the coming years.
- Local Student Named Gates Millennium Scholar - One of the 1,000 students in the U.S. to be honored as a Gates Millennium Scholar is from Roseville Area Schools. The student can use the money to study at any accredited college or university. This achievement is an outstanding honor for the student, his family and his teachers.
- SPARK Lab at Central Park Elementary School - Students at Central Park Elementary School now have a new STEM lab to help them learn. Called the SPARK Lab, the program is an inquiry-based and includes many high-tech tools. The lab integrates learning in math, science, technology and engineering and provides students with many hands-on learning opportunities.
Little Canada 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: Benefits of a Healthy School Diet
In recent years, schools have made a concerted effort to improve the quality and nutrition of school meals. School meals represent a significant portion of students’ diets. Recently, there has been an increase in the amount of fresh fruits and vegetables available and many districts have explored farm to school options to provide students with the highest quality meals possible. As such, having a nutrient-rich lunch is important so your child has the vitamins and nutrients they need to perform well in school. Additionally, school meals limit the amount of fat children intake. Limiting bad fats improves a child’s overall health, while providing good fats ensures kids have the energy their bodies need to grow and develop and their minds need to remain engaged in their studies. By providing kids with healthy meals, school districts help safeguard against obesity as well.
