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Mokena District and Curriculum

The curriculum in the districts stress basic, formative concepts in order to equip students for their futures. Students are taught to understand and apply a core body of knowledge and skills across curricula. In humanities classes, students are taught to read for comprehension and synthesis and to use multiple approaches to acquire, evaluate, and retain information. Students are expected to be effective communicators who observe attentively, speak effectively, write clearly and expressively, and demonstrate good listening skills.

We currently cover the following Mokena-area school districts: Mokena School District 159 and Summit Hill District 161.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Mokena District Curriculum

Students are expected to be collaborative workers who treat themselves and others with respect, work within a variety of groups to achieve their goals, and accept constructive criticism within the group while managing and evaluating their own behavior as a group member. Students take responsibility for themselves and their own learning. They are expected to demonstrate ethical behavior in all situations and accept responsibility for their actions. Students should make positive choices for their own physical and emotional health as well as being respectful of others.

Just as students act responsibly towards themselves and others, they should also exercise the rights and responsibilities of citizenship and participate in community service. By participating in community-centered outreach efforts, students not only learn how to be active in their community, but also develop some of the project planning and pre-professional skills, thereby giving them the chance to recognize their unique talents.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Mokena Educational News

  • Library/Media Center - Lincoln-Central High School’s Media Center offers many opportunities for students, from academic resources to book groups for students to join. They have a wide array of online databases which students should familiarize themselves to develop their research skills.
  • Extracurricular Activities - Lincoln-Way East High School offers many activities from students ranging from hobbyist clubs to academically competitive groups. The extracurriculars have been designed to connect with the wide range of interests students come to school with and give them a chance to meet peers with similar interests.
  • Music Events - During the year, the orchestra at Lincoln-Way plays many performances and participates in a handful of competitive events, they also have an annual concert with the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra for the community to enjoy.

Mokena 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: Choosing a College

Choosing a college can be a confusing and arduous process. Colleges bombard high school students with emails, letters, flyers, and information, but it’s important to remember that this information is presented with an agenda. Colleges are, after all, trying to entice “customers” to “purchase their products,” or, to put it another way, they are trying to attract students. Without an understanding of the marketing tactics colleges use, students might be overwhelmed. Think about the messages colleges are trying to send; when looking at a poster created by a college admissions office, think about what it truly says about the college: this is how they’re marketing themselves. Of course they’re going to “put their best foot forward.” This isn’t necessarily a bad thing because it can give students insight into the programs the college promotes, and ones it doesn’t promote. With the rising costs of college, prospective students have to be conscientious consumers. They are investing in their futures, after all.