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Salem, Oregon Tutoring Programs
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Salem District and Curriculum
The goal of Salem-Keizer Public Schools (Oregon School District 24J) is to ensure that every student is a life-long learner. With the proper tools, guidance, and education, every student can positively contribute to their community and the world around them. The Strategic Plan followed by the district schools is compiled from data and research from the Balanced Assessment System, and focuses on four main areas: Student Achievement, Educator Tools and Support, Leadership Development, and Public Engagement.
We currently cover the following Salem-area school district: Salem-Keizer Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Salem District Curriculum
Each school in the district is focused on transitioning to a National Common Core (CCS) Standards, and aligning
The instructional framework coherently in grades K-12 so that teaching, learning and assessment are transparent. Using clear objectives that progress students’ skills year to year, and which can be accurately gauged and adjusted as students’ progress from kindergarten through grade 8, provides the necessary base of knowledge for high school and beyond.
Teachers and administrators are provided with an extensive Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment (CIA) online resource to ensure that Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Science teaching are all implemented and assessed to the elevated Common Core Standards. Using this learning guide, Salem school students can be assured to be guided to their highest scholastic expectations.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Salem Educational News
- College Goal Oregon - The desire to go to college is sometimes not enough to overcome the daunting process of applying for student loans. Free help will be provided by College Goal Oregon to anyone wishing to use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Available at several sites throughout the Salem School District and across the state of Oregon, financial aid professionals are on hand to help with both the FAFSA form, as well as the Oregon Student Assistance Commission (OSAC) scholarship application.
- State Lego Robotics Tournament - Congratulations are in order for the Englewood Elementary School ANTs (girls team) and Brick Daddies (boys team), as each team brought home an award. The ANTs were the second place champions, and the Brick Daddies received the ACE Award at the State Lego Robotics Tournament! In the first Lego League Tournament, held at Stephens Middle School, the ANTs and Brick Daddies lead the pack with their overall project, robot design, robot game, and core values presentation.
- Keizer Elementary Fights Hunger - The holidays are a tough time for some families, and many find themselves hungry. But this year, Keizer Elementary schools and families set out to help those in need with the “Keizer Colts Can Holiday Food Drive.” They were able to collect 850 pounds of food, supporting 18 local families, and making a lasting impact on the idea of real community assistance.
Salem 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: What Technologies Are Most Beneficial for High School Students?
Any adult who has gazed in confusion at a smart phone or MP3 player, only to be rescued by a tech-savvy young person, realizes with frustration the importance of staying up-to-date with advancing technologies. If only you’d had the chance to learn such things when you were in school! So, it is obvious that in order to succeed in the future marketplace, tech learning has to start young. But what technologies are most beneficial for today’s high school students? And what if they are not used to an advanced degree in schools? Using a planning guide, such as the International Society for Technology in Education standards, students can learn how to use the Internet, cultivate word processing schools, and even create multi-media presentations full of rich content and graphics. With help in everything from Podcasts to Powerpoint, your child can stay in step with the ever-changing world of technology.
