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Carmel District and Curriculum
The town of Carmel, New York, is located within the Carmel Central School District, which also includes other town in Putnam and Dutchess Counties. The district is made up of three elementary schools, on middle school, one high school, and one alternative high school. Instruction in Carmel’s English Language Arts and math classrooms is based on the New York State P-12 Common Core Learning Standards, a set of internationally benchmarked standards that the state adopted in 2011.
We currently cover the following Carmel-area school district: Carmel Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Carmel District Curriculum
Students in Carmel’s English Language arts classes encounter a wide variety of physical and digital fiction and non-fiction texts. Through working with such texts students learn to research, think critically, and discern useful information from information that is not useful. Student use these skills to engage with texts that builds knowledge and expand their understanding of the world.
Students in Carmel’s math classes learn to tackle real world problems and get real results. They do this by first gaining a deep understanding of core mathematics concepts and the rules that guide mathematics in books and in the world. Students begin developing this understanding in the earliest grades and build on it grade-by-grade until they have the mathematics knowledge they need to be successful in college and careers. Instruction in all other classes is based on the New York State Learning Standards that the state adopted in 1996.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Carmel Educational News
- Project Linus - Kent Elementary School classes recently made quilts that were donated to Project Linus. Project Linus is a non-profit group that give homemade blankets and quilts to seriously ill and traumatized children. Kent teacher Ms. Douglas, who has been organizing the Kent Elementary project for 12 years, said that “[t]he children enjoy this project tremendously.”
- Tri-County Science and Tech Fair - George Fischer Middle School students took part in the Tri-County Science and Tech Fair. William Meyers and Helena O’Sullivan both came in first place for their projects. O’Sullivan also won the Judge Edith Miller Excellence in Education Award.
- Transitioning Programs - George Fischer Middle School teachers Mr. LoPresti and Mrs. Gentile recently presented a slide show for the parents of incoming 5th graders for the next school years. The slide show gave parents tips on smoothing the transition to a new school, explained to parent how students daily schedules would changed, and made parents aware of the classes and programs available to the school’s students.
Carmel 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: Selective Discussion
Sometimes getting children to talk about their day at school can be like pulling teeth, and then other times it seems like children won’t stop talking bout their days. When listening to children talk about their day at school it is import to not only hear what they are saying, but to also hear what they are not saying. If a child consistently gushes about his or her great day, but only seems to be talking about one class there might be a problem. Think about what the child is not talking about and ask questions about that subject. This will help you better understand your child and make you aware of school-related problems that he or she might being trying to hide. By fostering discussion, and creating an environment that is accepting of the challenge’s which your child faces, your child will benefit immensely in terms of their conflict management skills and ability to relate with others in critical matters.
