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Magnolia District and Curriculum

The Magnolia School District is located in a rural area of southwest Arkansas. It encompasses 387 square miles with about 17,000 residents. The district serves 2,700 students and contains four public schools. There are two elementary schools (one with grades K-3 and one with grades 4-6), a junior high school with grades 7-9, and a senior high school with grades 10-12 with a curriculum that is progressive from beginning to end. The students move through their subject area learning based on objectives which guide the scope and sequence of learning throughout a students education.

We currently cover the following Magnolia-area school district: Magnolia School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Magnolia District Curriculum

Magnolia School District celebrates diversity amongst its students and affords equal educational opportunities in an environment that both challenges and nurtures students. The district believes in the importance of student-centered instruction and that every student can learn in this environment. Students are held accountable for putting forth their best effort. The key components are a top quality staff, high expectations for students, and a challenging curriculum that challenges students and allows them to reach their fullest potential.

The district prides itself on offering a rigorous curriculum for students. Magnolia High School is a participant of Arkansas Advanced Initiative for Math and Science, Inc. (AAIMS), which provides professional development for teachers in AP math, science, and English. Magnolia’s aim is to increase the number of students enrolled in AP courses and believes that these more challenging classes better prepare students for college.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Magnolia Educational News

  • Celebrating High Achieving Students - Sixth to eleventh grade Magnolia students enrolled in Pre-AP or AP courses and their parents have been invited to attend “AP/Pre-AP Celebration and Parent Night.” During the celebration, students will display work and class projects from throughout the school year, and parents will receive information about AP courses being offered the following year. Parents wishing to sign their children up for AP classes for the next school year are also welcomed.
  • Miss Arkansas Speaks to Students - Recently, Magnolia students received a visit from Miss Arkansas 2013. Miss Arkansas speaks to children about her personal experiences with bullying, which sparked her to create the “All In” program in which she talks about how to fight against bullying. She has been named n ambassador for a Children’s Miracle Network Miracle Maker, having raised nearly $6,000. The beauty queen graduated from the University of Arkansas and made it to the top 15 in the 2014 Miss America Pageant.
  • Magnolia Students Promote Safe Driving - Students in Magnolia High School’s EAST (Environmental and Spatial Technology) program monitored teen driving habits in the Drive Smart Challenge. They observed seatbelt and cell phone use among teen drivers in their school. Magnolia High School received a $200 prize for “Best Overall Seatbelt Use.”

Magnolia 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: Centering in on the Students

Traditional educational practices call for the teacher to stand in front of the class, lecture them and maybe ask some questions, and give students independent seatwork. Today, this may not be the best way for all children to learn and be engaged in the content. It can be intimidating for teachers to run a student-centered classroom, as they fear that chaos can ensue. However, if they set clear, concise guidelines and rules and design the learning activities so that they are engaging and meaningful, student-centered instruction can work and may be the ideal approach. Several traditional educational theorists, including Jean Piaget and Lev Vygotsky, believed in student-centered instruction, and it is being increasingly used today. An example that is popular is classroom centers, where small groups of students rotate to each one and perform various activities. As long as teachers oversee the activities, student-centered instruction can be a great approach.