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New Hartford, New York Tutoring Programs
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New Hartford District and Curriculum
New Hartford, New York, is part of the New Hartford Central School District. The district has an enrollment of 2,850 students. It is comprised of three elementary schools, one junior high school, and one senior high school. Schools operating in New Hartford base instruction in English Language Arts and math on the internationally benchmarked Common Core Standards. They base teaching and learning in all other areas, including music, social studies and history, the arts, and technology on state specific standards.
We currently cover the following New Hartford-area school district: New Hartford Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the New Hartford District Curriculum
The curriculum used in New Hartford’s English Language Arts classes encourages students to learn how to read closely and attentively. After mastering these basic literacy skills, students go on to learn how to them to the areas of research, writing, verbal communication. Language skills including grammar and vocabulary acquisition are a major part of the K-12 curriculum as well. These skills aid in students overall ability to decode information in texts of all types.
The curriculum used in New Hartford’s math classes encourages students to learn core mathematics concepts in the earliest grades. After mastering the core concepts, students go on to learn how to apply them to classroom and real world problems in later grades. In high school, students take full year courses in algebra and geometry that develop skills in solving equations and spatial relations. Students are expected to be able to communicate their mathematic thought or problem-solving process.
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Keeping Informed: Recent New Hartford Educational News
- America’s Best Communities for Music Education - The National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) has recognized the New Hartford Central School District’s efforts towards creating high-quality music programs for its students. NAMM, a non-profit group that promotes music education, has named New Hartford one of America’s Best Communities for Music Education.
- New Hartford Senior High School Ranking - Newsweek has again ranked New Hartford Senior High School among the top 1% of high schools in the nation. The ranking is based on the high school’s graduation rate, college acceptance rate, average SAT scores, average AP/IB/AICE scores, and the number of students enrolled in AP/IB/AICE classes.
- School of Excellence Award - The Utica National Insurance Group has awarded New Hartford Central School District the “School of Excellence” award for 2014. This award is given in recognition of the New Hartford Central School District efforts to promote the safety of the school’s community.
New Hartford 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: Phones in School
It’s no secret that students bringing phones to class is causing new problems for teachers. There was a time when the only communication that teachers had to worry about was communication between classmates. Now, with so many students bringing the phones to school, teachers have to worry about students playing video games, watching videos, listening to music, and communicating with people who are even in the same school. Parents who send children to school with phones should ask themselves whether or not children having constant access to their phones is really worth the trouble. If parents decide it is not worth it, they need to tell their children to leave their phones at home. There are reasons such as contacting parents, if needed, or being able to arrange transportation in a pinch, but these can also be handled from the school office and so you and your child should have a thorough conversation about what is really necessary.
