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Wixom, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Wixom District and Curriculum
Walled Lake Consolidated Schools follows the standards set by the Michigan Department of Education. The skills and knowledge that students should acquire at each grade level are laid out in subject-specific frameworks. Math and Languages Arts incorporate the Common Core Standards which aim for the development of critical literacy and problem-solving abilities. The district also offers programs such as an Outdoor Education Program, International Baccalaureate, Adult Education programs, and Summer Programs that include both fine and performing arts camps and an invention camp.
We currently cover the following Wixom-area school district: Walled Lake Consolidated Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Wixom District Curriculum
Walled Lake Consolidated Schools include geometry as a part of their mathematics curriculum. The math included in this course center around shapes, and angles. From the early grades, students learn to recognize basic shapes by their appearance. As they progress they learn how to measure different parts of the shape and how to find missing angles. They also learn how to create triangles and circles from formulas. Each of these skills help build students confidence as problem-solvers.
Walled Lake Consolidated Schools include the subjects of biology and chemistry in the science curriculum. In each of these the students begin by looking at the living systems and elements from their general appearance. In the later years they look at the systems or cycles which are included in each of these. In biology this includes the study of DNA, populations and bacteria. In chemistry they learn about calculating energy and solubility. By looking beyond the surface of items, the students see there is so much more to learn.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Wixom Educational News
- Central HS Choir - Choir is open to any student who enjoys singing and performing with a group of their peers. The students take part in many events throughout the year including concerts, Ye Olde Boar’s Head Feaste, Pops concert, competitions, plus festivals and more.
- HOSA Club - HOSA is open to students that are enrolled in Health Science Education. This group helps develop leadership and technical skills that are needed as the students carry out compassionate, quality healthcare. They also develop or add to their motivation, awareness and recognition. The students then may take these skills and compete against other students with their interests at skill events regionally and nationally, if they advance.
- Student Council - The Student Council helps the school to remain centered on the students. They also keep the lines of communication open between the administration and the students while setting an example in the community. By being the voice for the students’ body they aim at keeping morale at the school high. Students who want to take part in Student Council members need a 2.8 GPA or higher and then run for election in the Spring.
Wixom 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: Who To Ask for a Recommendation
Most colleges want at least one recommendation for each applicant, and many want two or even three. Two is a good average to shoot for, but it’s important to research guidelines early to make sure more aren’t required. Recommendations should come from classroom teachers who’ve had the applicant in class junior and senior year. If they’ve had experience with the applicant in some other manner, like as a coach, that’s great, but they must have also taught the student, preferably in a core class. The question is who to ask for a recommendation. This depends on whether the student knows what they want to study. If the applicant has a major, then ask a teacher from a class that follows that major.
