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Shepherdsville, Kentucky Tutoring Programs
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Shepherdsville District and Curriculum
Shepherdsville schools follow the curriculum designated by the Kentucky Department of Education. There is a set of Core Standards for most subject areas and your child is expected to meet these. Many resources are provided to the schools from the department to ensure that your child’s teacher has the tools needed to enhance your child’s learning. The overall goal of the curriculum design is to introduce students to key topics in each subject and then continuously build upon them toward more advanced work.
We currently cover the following Shepherdsville-area school district: Bullitt County Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Shepherdsville District Curriculum
Shepherdsville students study English and Language Arts throughout the grades. They learn about reading, writing, speaking and listening along with the skills of inquiring and observing. There is a core set of standards called the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts and children are assessed regularly to ensure that they are meeting them. For instance in writing it is emphasized that the ability to write well is a standard requirement in all careers and professions.
In Practical Living and Career Studies students become aware that their physical health and well being cannot be sacrificed for academics. The curriculum in these areas is designed to address the growing concern about children’s health. Minimum requirements are set out and your child’s school ensures that they are met by covering all standards and assessing students in a variety of formal and informal manners.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Shepherdsville Educational News
- Health & Wellness Grants - In Shepherdsville two elementary schools received large grants to develop programs that promote health and wellness. They have five years to develop these programs and parental involvement is will be encouraged. There will also be a family education component to use of the funds. The schools to benefit are Brooks and Crossroads Elementary.
- New Career Centers - To serve Shepherdsville students, Career Centers are being built at three high schools in Bullitt County. The schools to benefit will be Bullitt Central, North Bullitt and Bullitt East. These centers will help students plan their post secondary lives.
- Extracurriculars for Middle Schoolers - Hebron Middle School in Shepherdsville has many activities that students can take part in. Of note is that a chess team has been established for the very first time. Also of note is that the Drama club held recent auditions for activities in the future.
Shepherdsville 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: It’s Never Too Early to Read
Some recommendations exist that say that reading to your child before birth is useful. There is no way to prove that but certainly reading from the earliest ages is helpful. Start by reading a bedtime story to your child every night even when he/she is a baby. Later your child can start to read to you. Successful students even read to their parents and their parents read to them through high school. Reading using whatever method you wish is your child’s window to the world and the earlier you encourage it the better. When buying gifts for your child always include a book. You never know where it will take you. It's never too early to read for learning and for fun!
