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Morrilton District and Curriculum
South Conway County School District is comprised of five schools: a primary school (grades PK-1), an elementary school (second and third grade), a middle school (4-6), a junior high (seventh and eighth grade), and a senior high school. Additionally, students in grades 10-12 can attend River Valley Technical Center. The district portrays a willingness to work with parents to improve students’ education. The website offers parent surveys for select schools within the district, while the junior high school hosts a “Families Make a Difference Night.”
We currently cover the following Morrilton-area school district: South Conway County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Morrilton District Curriculum
The district uses the Common Core Standards for Language Arts and Math. Morrilton Elementary School posts the literacy and math curricula for each unit or module for second and third grade. MES also sends home a monthly newsletter that shows what students are learning in both content areas in conjunction with Common Core. For example, in October, second graders were reading various types and genres of texts—as emphasized in the new standards—about the Wild West, including chapter books, fairytales, informational stories, and song lyrics.
Other core subjects such as Science, Social Studies, World Languages and the Arts are also taught according to detailed frameworks developed by subject-area specialists and educators in collaboration to provide students with standards that are educationally-sound and look toward post-secondary goals to ensure that students have a comprehensive and well-rounded education. In high school, students are also able to conduct independent studies which can combine subject areas in an interdisciplinary approach.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Morrilton Educational News
- Families Make a Difference Night - MJHS hosted “Families Make a Difference Night” for students and their families. Parents and guardians were able to participate in activities with their children in different classrooms, view projects that classes had worked on, and watch and listen to presentations given by students. Thanks for celebrating some of the most influential people in the students’ education!
- SCCSD Students Bring Smiles to the Faces of Elders - South Conway County School District has a unique program called Puppies to Dogs that partners seniors in high school with kindergarten students. Their recent community service project saw them visit the Riverside Manor retirement center. There, they presented residents with stuffed animals that they had collected for them.
- MHS Extracurricular Activities - Students attending Morrilton High School are able to join extracurricular clubs ranging in areas such as Student Council, Future Educators of America, Science Club and the Future Business Leaders of America group. Each club provides students with focused activities that support their future professional or personal goals.
Morrilton 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: Diagnosing Reading Difficulties
Parents and teachers can usually identify early on when their children struggle with reading. To truly help these students improve, they need to know specifically which areas of reading students struggle with so that the appropriate interventions can be put in place. Although students are already tested more often than they probably should be, reading diagnostic assessments are important in determining students’ problem areas in reading. There are many different assessments available, and they test areas such as comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, and phonemic awareness. Several of them assess two or three of these aspects of reading. There are great variances in the assessments; some take just a few minutes to administer, while others can take an hour or more. The assessments are typically customizable based on student’s grade level and actual reading ability. Scores on a combination of tests can provide the very important actual reading level of the student (for example, if the score is 1.4, the student is reading at a middle-of-first-grade level).
