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Milwaukie District and Curriculum

The Milwaukie schools strive to educate students by keeping then engaged and inspired. The foundation of their curriculum is the Oregon Department of Educations standards. These, plus the creative thinking by the teachers, help the students be prepared for the world after graduation. The technology curriculum has also become more robust; students learn how to work with current technologies, identify the ways in which technology has helped advance society, and also learn about the ethical use of technology.

We currently cover the following Milwaukie-area school district: North Clackamas Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Milwaukie District Curriculum

The Science curriculum of Milwaukie schools uses resources from various sources to help show the students the scientific world. Students learn about food chains and ocean life by participating in discussion and then enriching these lessons with videos and on-line learning. The students also create on-line flip-books and presentations to demonstrate their knowledge with others. When these students enter high school they are more than prepared for the in-depth learning that occurs.

History uses different perspectives to assist students in learning about the history and cultures that make up the world. By teaming-up with other departments, students are able to view literature from a historic point-of view. When they read books like “Beowulf” they can compare the world in that time with the world from now. They also look at subjects like the Holocaust or World War II and see how decisions made in various countries could have changed the outcomes of these events.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Milwaukie Educational News

  • Habitat for Humanity - Habitat for Humanity has enabled the students to change the world around them. They have a goal of eliminating substandard housing and helping families improve their living conditions. Beginning in the morning, students are divided into groups and then given jobs to do. Together these students help to build one house at a time.
  • Drama - Milwaukie High School offers the oldest theatre troupe in Oregon. The students involved in drama are a part of the International Thespian Society. They are given the opportunity to experience theatre through the eyes of the audience, performers or behind the scenes.
  • The Multi-Cultural Club - The Milwaukie Multi-Cultural Club is designed to draw in students from the schools ethnic diversity. These students develop friendships and participate in various activities through the year. Some recent activities include Mix-It-Up Day, Pennies for Peace, and quilt making for the homeless, and other acts of community outreach.

Milwaukie 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: Essential Kindergarten Readiness Skills

Before sending a child off to kindergarten, it is wise to equip them with some of the skills that will enable them to face the year with excitement instead of uncertainty. One of the first skills to concentrate on involves writing. Before going to kindergarten a child should be familiar with how to write their name and it is helpful if they are able to write each letter of the alphabet as well a recognize them. In addition to these alphabet-related activities a child should be able to say the sound of each letter, recognize their numbers and be able to count. Let them work on their small muscles by purchasing a pair of children’s scissors and let them practice cutting. Next help them develop social skills by setting up supervised play dates. Let them know the best way to express their feelings. Finally, help them learn how to follow directions by giving them two- or three-step directions, such as put on your pajamas and brush your teeth, or play a game of Simon Says with two or three directions. With these skills under the belt, each child will be more prepared for their first day of kindergarten.