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Lombard District and Curriculum

The curriculum is based on the Illinois Common Core Standards for Math and English Language Arts and the Next Generation Science Standards, which focus on the teaching of key concepts across the board to build a solid educational foundation. These standards were created in order to prepare students to be productive citizens equipped to challenge the future as knowledgeable people, critical thinkers, effective communicators, quality producers, collaborative workers, responsible individuals, and socially responsible citizens.

We currently cover the following Lombard-area school district: Glen Ellyn School District 41, Elementary School District 44, Elementary School District 45, Community Consolidated School District 89, Glenbard East District 87, and DuPage High School District 88.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Lombard District Curriculum

The curriculum is intended to prepare students for a successful transition into post-secondary education and careers through consistent course/subject learning targets, assessments of common course standards and outcomes, and aligned staff development. The curriculum is also expected to provide students with opportunities to take responsibility for their own learning. To this end, reading, research, technology use, communication, writing and process-oriented problem solving skills are emphasized.

The curriculum is intended to foster a supportive, safe environment that inspires learning as well as encouraging engagement with the school and providing intervention strategies to address significant achievement gaps for whom they exist, regardless of social, economic, or any other situations the students might exhibit. This can entail creating personalized learning environments that address each student’s academic, social and emotional needs.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Lombard Educational News

  • Business Education Partnership - District 88 has a strong community partnership system in place which is able to serve many goals. Beyond the support that local businesses give to schools, these relationships can open the door to pre-professional experiences like job shadowing for the students.
  • Best Buddies - The Glenbard East Best Buddies Executive Board recently gathered with other area Best Buddies Board members for an Executive training day. The students participated in workshops and group discussions pertaining to creating an inclusive school environment.
  • Focus on Guidance - The Glenbard East guidance department offers resources for students and parents, ranging from college information to educational support. Beyond helping students register for tests and work through the college planning process, the guidance department also has resources to connect students with many different ongoing academic opportunities.

Lombard 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: The Importance of First Impressions in a College Interview

First impressions are hard to shake, and a bad first impression might require a lot of work to change. That’s why it’s so important to do everything possible to make a good first impression. Speaking well and clearly, appearing calm and relaxed, and appearing professional can help ensure that the first impression a college representative makes of you is the right one. You don’t have to wear a ball gown or a tuxedo, but dressing well can do a lot of work for you; it sends the message that you are a serious, responsible student, whereas wearing a tee-shirt and jeans or shorts sends the impression that you aren’t taking the situation very seriously. Similarly, be thoughtful with your answers to the representative’s questions. It’s okay to be funny, but don’t be flippant. Humor can be a great ice breaker and can help you feel less nervous, but be sure to try to include some depth to your answers as well.