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Monticello, Minnesota Tutoring Programs
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Monticello District and Curriculum
Monticello Public Schools seeks to provide each student in the district with the best possible education. With rigorous curricula that are geared toward college and career readiness, the district ensures that children graduating from Monticello do so with the skills and knowledge they will need to be successful for the rest of their lives. This includes the intellectual know-how, social competency, and 21st century skills that are so critical to success in the modern world. The teachers and staff members of Monticello Public Schools work with students in school environments that are welcoming and safe.
We currently cover the following Monticello-area school district: Monticello Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Monticello District Curriculum
Middle school social studies students in Monticello explore the Industrial Revolution. Students analyze the impact of the Industrial Revolution on America, noting how it led to drastic changes in the way in which people worked. Learners explore working conditions in factories, and explain how those conditions negatively impacted the health of workers. Learners identify the changes to large cities, including the development of large industrial complexes and slums where industrial workers lived in unhealthy conditions.
Monticello’s high school English language arts curriculum is designed to prepare students for college and career-level writing and reading. As part of that goal, students participate in collaborative activities with their peers that facilitate the development of strong verbal and written communication skills, active listening skills, and the capacity to work well in a group. Students also develop strong integration skills. Learners evaluate various resources and cull relevant information to develop a well-informed opinion.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Monticello Educational News
- District Works with Community on Safe Graduation Celebrations - In order to keep graduates safe on graduation night, Monticello Public Schools provides an all-night celebration. Students can play games, win prizes, and have one last night of fun with their high school peers. Students or parents who have any ideas about activities to celebrate this accomplishment should contact the high school.
- Sherburne Northern Wright Special Education Cooperative Provides Resources to Families - The Sherburne Northern Wright Special Education Cooperative provides a number of programs and services to ensure the success of special needs students. Autism consultations, auditory testing, and assistive technology programs are just a few of the features of the program.
- District Provides Scholarship Resources for Students Now Available Online - Students from Monticello that seek to attend college can find information about a variety of scholarships on the district’s website. The scholarship list is updated with each graduating class. Students will want to be aware of the requirements of the scholarship application and all associated deadlines.
Monticello 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 Student-Centered Education
There are a wide variety of methods by which students are educated. One of them is the student-centered approach. In this type of learning experience, students work hand-in-hand with their instructor. For example, rather than sitting through a lecture, students work collaboratively and actively with their teacher better understand a subject. Students gain valuable benefits as a result. They have the opportunity to make mistakes which can be a great learning tool. They also have to learn how to work with their peers. Learners develop important communication and collaboration skills through their work with teachers and their peers. Students also learn how to take control of their learning and be more independent. Learning activities also become more interesting because children are in the thick of it and participating actively.
