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Park City, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Park City District and Curriculum
Woodland School District, Gurnee School District, and Warren Township High School District all use the Illinois Learning Standard as the framework for subject-area teaching. The ILS provides grade-level expectations and a scope and sequence by which students build their understanding each year. The schools believe its mission is to maximize the achievement and growth of every student through rigor, support, and innovation. They school strives to provide opportunities for success for all students, regardless of cultural difference or learning style. They believe that student achievement and growth are maximized when the school focuses its energies on continuous improvement in curriculum and approach.
We currently cover the following Park City-area school districts: Woodland School District 50, Gurnee School District 56 and Warren Township High School District 121.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Park City District Curriculum
Educators are able to instruct students in the learning objectives in the manner they think will work best. The district monitors this by using data and best practices to assist with decision making throughout the school community so that the curriculum is competitive, rigorous, and provides a quality education for students. The school also makes an effort to promote and support innovation and creativity. Rigor and support are infused throughout student programs and staff development in order to ensure success.
Teachers have the opportunity to tailor their lessons to fit the individual needs of students, whether that means providing remedial work to help a struggling student catch up to grade level, or providing advanced work to keep a high-performing student engaged. They also are able to work with teachers of other disciplines to create cross-disciplinary learning experiences. The school honors diversity as an asset so that students will be prepared for success after graduation in our increasingly diverse and competitive global economy.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Park City Educational News
- Trident Robotics - FIRST Robotics is fast becoming one of the most popular, and competitive, extracurricular groups available to students. At WTHS, students can join the Trident Robotics in which they will work with their peers in designing, building, and testing robotics.
- FBLA Group - FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of America, is both a pre-professional organization as well as a service group. Students who join FBLA can learn about local businesses, find out about college business programs, and attend events concerning business-related topics. Students also participate in community service to gain an understanding of how they are a part of their broader community.
- Art Club - Students who are interested in the arts can join the WTHS Art Club and work with other students on making art for the whole school and putting on exhibits of individual works. This is a great way to get extra studio time at the high school's facilities. The Art Club also does community-based work when the opportunity presents itself.
Park City 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: Rolling Applications
Early Decision and Early Action applications get the most attention, but Rolling applications might just be the best choice for college application types. They aren’t binding or restricted, not even by hard deadlines, so students are free to apply when they want without ramifications. Also, Rolling applications tend to lead to quick responses, usually within two to three weeks, so students don’t have to wait as long, whereas Regular Decision applications might take months to get a response, and Early Decision tends to take a couple months as well. Rolling applications don’t have the bells and whistles of some other application types, but they also don’t have the higher acceptance rates, either. But sometimes this tradeoff is worth it.
