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Sandwich, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Sandwich District and Curriculum
Students attending Sandwich Community Unit School District are taught according to the objectives laid out in the Illinois Learning Standards. The school believes that all students should be given opportunities to succeed and find areas in which they excel. The curriculum is competitive and well-researched in order to provide students with the learning and tools they will need to face the challenges of our increasingly global society. Expectations for students are clearly communicated, not only how students are expected to behave and treat each other, but also what students are expected to have learned by the end of each school year.
We currently cover the following Sandwich-area school district: Sandwich Community Unit School District 430.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sandwich District Curriculum
The Illinois Learning Standards (ILS) is a series of subject-specific frameworks that detail the progression of learning that students will do in their academic courses. The ILS incorporates the Common Core State Standards for English language arts and Math which focus on procedural ability and critical thinking skills. Both subjects are taught with an eye to how they support other areas of learning and are the focus of assessments that are able to pinpoint the strengths and weaknesses of each student.
Students are expected to behave and treat each other respectfully and to make healthy and positive choices regarding their own lives and social interactions. Students are also given many extracurricular opportunities so that they can succeed outside the classroom. Kinetic learners have opportunities for success in sports, and clubs and arts offer students opportunities to expand their interests. Community service is also valued so that students learn to give back to their community and their school.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sandwich Educational News
- Science Club - The Science Club is a busy group that promotes scientific knowledge and scholarship among its members. The group participates in competitive events like the Envirothon and also works on projects with their peers. Any student with an interest in science is welcome to participate.
- Future Educators Association - Students who are interested in the field of education are encouraged to join the Future Educators Association at SHS. The group promotes literacy and learning events, participates in college visits, organizes a local Walk for Education, and raises money for scholarships.
- History Club - The History Club is an extracurricular group for students interested in history and U.S. politics. The group meets regularly and attends one or two field trips throughout the year to deepen their understanding of history. Students also work on projects that raise awareness about local history.
Sandwich 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: School Profile
The school profile is a document that gives colleges insight into a school’s atmosphere, academic rigor, and all sorts of demographic information. It is provided by the college counselor or registrar and is used in conjunction with the transcript to help determine whether a student is ready for college-level work. The school profile tells the college what honors or Advanced Placement (or other advanced) classes are offered at the school, for example, so that, if the student has taken two AP classes, while only two are offered, the college doesn’t fault that student. Of course, if many are offered and few or none were taken, the college will wonder why. Similarly, the school profile gives insight into the focus and tone of the school to help give insight into the student.
