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Whitefish District and Curriculum
The Whitefish Public Schools uses the curriculum developed by the Montana Office of Public Instruction to implement high quality instruction. The core areas of Mathematics and English Language Arts, in addition to the teaching of Science and History on all levels, are mastered by the students in order to obtain the high school diploma, and to have a bright future.
We currently cover the following Whitefish-area school district: Whitefish School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Whitefish District Curriculum
In Mathematics, the comprehensive curriculum entails the students to accomplish understanding of equivalent fractions and ordering. The teachers provide instruction on the concepts of taking unit fractions and applying their understanding how to compute problems using typical whole numbers. The teachers also help students master how fractions and decimals are interrelated, and the students learn the process of computation of all types of fractions and decimals and to interchange the both of these numerical concepts.
In K-12 English Language Arts, the lessons include explaining the purposes of conjunctions, prepositions, and other parts of speech and to use them within their writing. The use of perfect verb tenses to represent and communicate times, conditions, and states is also taught, and the students will be able to notice when the verb tenses are being used inconsistently within a writing piece. view all Whitefish tutors
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Keeping Informed: Recent Whitefish Educational News
- Renovation and Redevelopment - The Whitefish High School is currently undergoing renovation! The gym and the locker rooms are being remodeled, and this is the first step in the plan of three phases. Construction of classrooms to make them more modernized for technology in teaching and learning and other areas of the school will be finished for the 2014 school year.
- CARE Whitefish - CARE is a non-profit organization which is sponsored by the School District of Whitefish. CARE is seeking mentors to help with their mentoring program for high school students and elementary students as well. CARE has a mission to promote a safe school setting free of drugs, and to promote positive community involvement for the children. If you would like to be a member of the CARE team, just click on the link !
- Yearbook News - The Yearbook is underway and it is in full color! Business people are the ones to thank for this, as the ad space they purchase in the book of memories is where they get the funding. Book sales are another method of funding this yearbook, and Whitefish High School would like to thank everyone who purchases a yearbook. If you are interested in placing an ad in the yearbook, please contact Whitefish High School and they will provide you with the information you need!
Whitefish 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: The Role of the Yearbook Coordinator
The Yearbook Coordinator is usually a teacher at the high school in which the publication will reflect, as it is very useful for the coordinator to know the students, teachers, staff, and the happenings in the school. The Yearbook Coordinator has a big responsibility, as many students look forward to the yearbook every year and depend on this book to display and reflect on the many memories made throughout their school lives. There are usually students who take courses in journalism or creative writing who also help the Yearbook Coordinator, as well as other faculty members who wish to donate their time. Thank you to all who work on this piece of school history!
