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Prescott Valley, Arizona Tutoring Programs
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Prescott Valley District and Curriculum
Prescott Valley teachers meet each year in an effort to review the curriculum and state standards to ensure that the curriculum is aligned with the standards required by the state of Arizona. It is during this time that teachers select the texts that will be used, after ensuring that the scope and sequence aligns with the curriculum. The teachers are also able to determine the best means to deliver their lessons based on the learning requirements of their students.
We currently cover the following Prescott Valley-area school district: Humboldt Unified School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Prescott Valley District Curriculum
The elementary curriculum emphasizes core skills and knowledge in math, science, language arts and social studies. One major area of emphasis is reading and students learn how to read texts ranging far beyond basic stories and use these skills in all areas of learning. The ability to communicate what each student knows is also emphasized, and students are given many opportunities to write and discuss their learning even during the earliest years.
The state of Arizona has a rigorous College and Career Ready program that is planned to prepare Arizona’s students for college and career choices after high school graduation. It is the goal of Prescott Valley schools to ensure that their curriculum helps its students achieve Arizona’s lofty student goals. While students are attending Prescott Valley schools, parents can rest assured that their children are receiving the best education possible in all core academic areas.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Prescott Valley Educational News
- Sharlot Hall Museum - Sharlot Hall was the first territorial historian and she started collecting artifacts in 1927, having realized the importance of keeping history alive. The museum she founded is now a part of a unique open air museum that includes seven historic buildings and gardens, as well as a great array of historic artifacts.
- Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary - The sanctuary is dedicated to saving and protecting wildlife, providing care and environments suitable to their needs. Having once been the Heritage Park Zoo, the sanctuary is now a not for profit organization. Find your way to the sanctuary soon to see and learn about the animals they serve.
- Fort Whipple Museum - The Fort Whipple Museum now sits where Ft Whipple once served as a tactical base for the cavalry during the Indian Wars. The museum is part of a joint project between the Veteran's Affair Medical Center and the Sharlot Hall Museum in an effort to bring history to light. The Fort also was headquarters for the Roughriders during the Spanish/American War.
Prescott Valley 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: Reading to Your Child
It is never too early to start reading to your child. The fact is that the earlier you introduce your child to reading, the more likely they will be to enjoy reading when they get older. Make reading out loud a daily ritual for the family. Also, make monthly trips to the library and introduce your child to the wonders of the world of books. Many libraries have reading programs for children starting at very early ages. Take the time to get your children involved in these programs in addition to the reading you do at home. As your children get older, let the role play the stories you read. If you have two or more children chances are they will all want a turn to play each role. Reading really is fundamental, as it will be a necessity for success in all walks of your child's life. So give your child a head start on the road to success.
