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Springfield District and Curriculum

The districts in Springfield include: Springfield Local School District, Northeastern Local School District, and Clark-Shawnee Local. These districts are currently transitioning to Ohio’s New Learning Standards (Common Core Standards) in Reading and Mathematics which is a set of standards to build a foundation of skills in grades K-12 to master common core concepts. Springfield High School also has a rigorous International Baccalaureate Programme.

We currently cover the following Springfield-area school districts: Clark-Shawnee Local, Northeastern Local School District, and Springfield Local School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Springfield District Curriculum

In English/Language Arts, the Common Core Standards require that students be college/career ready in the literacies necessary for the 21st century world. This means that beginning in early programs and kindergarten students begin the process of learning to read and write and interact with the written word in a variety of contexts. These are the building blocks for fluent reading and writing of texts for a variety of purposes. Students also have to understand and be able to analyze and evaluate what they read.

The Common Core’s standards for Mathematics help prepare students to be college/career ready by laying a foundation in whole numbers, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals. As these skills are mastered, students increase their ability to learn and apply more rigorous mathematics concepts and problem solving, to think critically, reason mathematically, interact with and solve problems in real world contexts and scenarios.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Springfield Educational News

  • Courtyard Project - A Keifer Academy student and a Wittenburg University student collaborated on a project to create a “Reflection Garden” for Keifer Academy. Using Home and Land Design Studio software, the Keifer student designed the area where students could sit, think, and enjoy the area with birdhouses, benches, and a water area to add to the sense of calm. The Keifer student raised money and collaborating with Wittenburg University students made the concept become a reality.
  • Sustainable Living Competition - A Springfield High School student’s Olympiad project made it to international competition in Houston, TX. He brought home a silver medal for his project about carbon storage in urban wetlands. He received a monetary award, a place in the top 20% of all projects presented, and a recommendation from the judges to publish his work.
  • Preparing for Kindergarten - Clark Pre-school believes in the importance of being ready to enter kindergarten. Recently, they held a “Ready Fair” for parents. The Clark staff provided parents vital information about insuring that their children would be ready for entering kindergarten and being successful throughout the year.

Springfield 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: How to Avoid Run-on Sentences

What is a run-on sentence? A sentence that has more than one independent clause that is combined incorrectly is called a run-on sentence. To use proper grammar and avoid run-on sentences, fix a run-on sentence by making sure that each independent clause is its own sentence by adding a period, by combining two independent clauses with a semicolon, by making one independent clause dependent, or by combining the two independent clauses with a conjunction such as “and,” “but,” or “or.”