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Munhall District and Curriculum
The Steel Valley School District is proud to provide quality education and curriculum for their students. Students with special needs are provided for and accommodated. Students who meet state standards as Gifted receive that extra challenge that they require to really excel and move beyond where they are at academically. And students who are learning English as a second language receive help and support appropriate to their level of English ensuring they don’t fall behind in other content areas.
We currently cover the following Munhall-area school district: Steel Valley School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Munhall District Curriculum
With the goals to have students at or above state academic standards as well as students who are able to think independently and grow, through the schooling process, into good and responsible citizens, Steel Valley School District focuses on Core curriculum in the areas of reading, writing, math and science from the earliest grades all the way through high school. Students are taught in a way to provide them the foundation that they will need not only to meet those state requirements, but to adequately learn in their other classes as well.
Middle and high school students have the opportunity to further specialize their learning to better match up to their future goals in vocation or career. Students are required to take core classes, but are also given options to choose which electives and learning concentrations they wish to focus on, within specific guidelines and graduation requirements. Students take courses in social studies, music and the arts, business, computer, fitness, wellness, world languages and much more.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Munhall Educational News
- Students at Franklin Primary Center Celebrate a Wedding and Learn “QU” - Each year, students at Franklin Primary Center get to celebrate the marriage of Q and U. This year the wedding was in May and students got to celebrate the union of Q and U with a “wedding” followed by a reception. In this way students will be able to better remember how the two sound when they are together.
- Steel Valley High School Students Encouraged to Drive Safely - The High School’s SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) Group put on two events to encourage students to drive carefully. Their “Chalk the Block” event allowed students to write helpful driving safety tips on the high school driveway. Their Mock Car Crash and Assembly showed students the dangers of driving inattentively or under the influence.
- Extra Effort Award Given to Steel Valley Students - Congratulations to the Steel Valley School District students who were awarded the Extra Effort award by the Steel Center Vocational Technical School. Students were recognized for a combination of attendance, work ethic, dependability, and attitude in class. Way to go!
Munhall 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: The Value of Positive Reinforcement
There are ways to motivate children to positive behavior both in the classroom and at home and one of them is positive reinforcement. Students who have sporadic moments of positive reinforcement are likely to respond. For example, when praise is amply given for a completed task, this is positive reinforcement. Students will often respond better to positive reinforcement if it is spontaneously given rather than a rule that every time they do something even mildly well they will be rewarded. Keeping positive reinforcement less predictable will keep the students more on their toes and more likely to perform consistently. Positive reinforcement can be verbal but it can also be in other forms such as a bonus point or a game day at the end of a hard project. There are other types of reinforcement, but this type of positive reinforcement can be helpful both in the classroom and at home.
