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Warrenton, Oregon Tutoring Programs
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Warrenton District and Curriculum
The schools in Warrenton follow the curriculum established by the Oregon Department of Education which takes into account local, national and international standards for learning. The Warrenton-Hammond School District also has learning opportunities beyond the classroom that are intended to keep students well engaged in their educational experience. Students work collaboratively on community service and awareness projects, and have many opportunities for outdoors learning that draws upon the natural environment. Students can also participate in many athletic teams or join a traditional extracurricular like the National Honor Society or the Student Council.
We currently cover the following Warrenton-area school district: Warrenton-Hammond School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Warrenton District Curriculum
In early math, operational ability is emphasized. For instance, students learn to multiply and divide fractions and decimals and how to solve ratio problems. They build upon these skills to find a relationship between multiplying and dividing ratios and fractions. They also develop a range of abilities in geometry from being able to solve problems about dimension using formula for area or circumference to applying theorems to more complex problems.
In English Language Arts, students read fiction and nonfiction material about themes such as the American Dream. They complete research reports that consider the role of the individual in that dream and whether or not it is a realistic model for the future. Students read creative texts on self-awareness and how their choices affects decisions people make, by creating a graduation portfolio. They read literature written by authors from around the world and write literary analysis of them.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Warrenton Educational News
- L&C League - The Lewis and Clark League was developed to provide all students in the region with opportunities to play each other in intramural activities. This allowed private schools greater access to playing opportunities and contributed to students gaining more peers in the community.
- P.E.O.P.L.E Program - The P.E.O.P.L.E Program stands for People Energizing Oregon Promoting Literacy & Education and is designed to involve people within the community in developing strong literacy skills for students. From starting reading or writing groups to providing volunteering services, there are many things that local citizens can do.
- WHS Extracurricular Activities - Students at WHS have a number of groups they can join, and have extracurricular involvement on a college application is always an important aspect to have filled in. Students can tailor this to their interests by joining the Computer Club, the Fisheries Club, or traditional options like the Student Council or Drama Club.
Warrenton 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: Career Considerations
Students have an abundance of support with career counseling in high school, and many opportunities to explore their interests through different clubs, electives, and work learning opportunities. Some students may have a passion for science, technology, culinary arts, teaching and have a strong sense of how their course of study should be planned to accomplish their goals. Other students are less clear on their goals and should take a more general path where they are introduced to all subjects and get to see what really inspires them. One consideration is that students should not feel pushed into a career option because it is popular - many students think to pursue a highly technical education because careers pay well and may not realize that they really want to work outside. Other students should be introduced to careers, like publishing or in design firms, that may speak to their creative side. In high school, students should not stress having figured out their definitive career, but should be thinking toward the future.
