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Sugar Grove, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Sugar Grove District and Curriculum
Kaneland Community Unit School District and West Aurora School District use the Illinois Learning Standards as their curricular framework and which incorporates Common Core Standards in Math and Literacy. Both districts mission involves a the effective implementation of a curriculum which fosters in students an understanding of diversity and respect for themselves and others. Students are supported as need to achieve all the goals laid out in the curriculum. The curriculum cultivates leadership skills through integrated academic and co-curricular activities and provides real life applications to prepare students for their future.
We currently cover the following Sugar Grove-area school districts: Kaneland Community Unit School District #302 and West Aurora School District #129.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sugar Grove District Curriculum
The curriculum should prepare students for a technological society while also encouraging students to work collaboratively to develop positive social skills. Similarly, students are taught to develop an understanding and appreciation for ethnic, cultural and spiritual diversity. The school also focuses on teaching students to develop and demonstrate physical, mental and intellectual wellness while also cultivating democratic freedom and civic responsibility. Lastly, the school believes its curriculum should incorporate opportunities for performance in and an appreciation of the fine arts.
The schools encourage its students to become part of a community of lifetime learners, where instruction provides a caring environment of engaged learning that strives to be flexible, in-depth and innovative. Students apply critical thinking skills. The curriculum tries to address the intellectual and emotional needs of all students and encourage all students to be engaged learners who are responsible for their own learning and can apply and transfer knowledge in order to solve problems creatively.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sugar Grove Educational News
- Kaneland Foundation Grants - The Kaneland Foundation works year-round to raise funds to support the schools, teachers, and students. Recent grants have been awarded to teachers to help purchase resources and to implement new learning experiences in the classroom.
- Financial Aid & Scholarships - Kane High School provides students with as much assistance as they need in locating and applying for financial aid and scholarships. As new scholarship opportunities open up during the year, the guidance department will have information so that students can take advantage of the opportunity.
- West Aurora Parent Volunteers - The West Aurora School District encourages parents to volunteer in the schools. There are many ways to help out from working in a classroom, assisting small group reading instruction, working in the school library, or volunteering with the administrators.
Sugar Grove 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: Early Decision II
Early Decision (ED) is an early, binding college application. The deadline is usually November 1, and students usually have a decision by mid-December. It’s binding, so that students must attend this college if accepted. But if they’re not accepted, either because they’re rejected, or, more likely, their application is moved to the Regular Decision pool or they’re waitlisted or differed, the applicants are now free to apply elsewhere. Early Decision II is essentially a second round of ED applications with later deadlines, usually offered by non-ivy league colleges. If you consider the acceptance rates at many first tier colleges, which are often less than 10%, and also take into account that most of the thousands of applicants are extremely strong students there simply isn’t room for, ED II makes sense; it’s a way to snatch up those extremely strong students.
