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Amherst District and Curriculum
Children in Amherst attend Amherst Exempted Village Schools. The district is comprised of two elementary schools, one middle school, one junior high school, and one senior high school. Each building is staffed with highly qualified teachers that dedicate themselves to helping children achieve their highest possible potential. In addition to academics, the district promotes personal development of each student such that they acquire the skills and knowledge they need to lead a successful adult life. Social, civic, and career needs are met, such that students gain an understanding of what it means to be a moral and ethical citizen.
We currently cover the following Amherst-area school district: Amherst Exempted Village Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Amherst District Curriculum
The middle school science curriculum in Amherst revolves around earth-space science, physical science, and life science. Students work in each of the three domains to develop a comprehensive understanding of the natural world. Working with rocks and soils, students develop an understanding of classification and identification systems that organize types of rocks and soils. Matter and motion are studied as well. Students examine particular matter, explore linear motion, and develop an understanding of forms of energy as part of the physical science strand.
In social studies, Amherst high school students take part in an in-depth study of contemporary world issues. Students evaluate the dynamics of international relations in the context of today’s complex world. Students look at trade agreements, alliances, and technologies as being vehicles for the increasing interconnectedness that nations have. Learners analyze the issue of sustainability, and compare how various countries approach the issues of maintaining a healthy environment for future generations.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Amherst Educational News
- District Honors Junior High School Employees - Amherst Exempted Village Schools have recognized two staff members for their outstanding contributions to the district. Katy Innes, a math teacher at Amherst Junior High School, and Tony Jordan, a custodian, were nominated by their peers to receive the recognition.
- Amherst Schools Education Foundation Gives Funding to District - Since 1986, the Amherst Schools Education Foundation has given over $366,000 to Amherst schools. The money has been used to fund teacher grants that pay for training and materials for improved academic instruction.
- Student Organization Seeks to Promote Tolerance - The Steele High School Pride Club works to promote acceptance and understanding in the community and the city’s schools. Members of the club educate their peers about multiculturalism and the need to respect diversity.
Amherst 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: Three Reasons Why Technology Is Great for Education
There are a wide variety of benefits that students derive from having a technology-rich learning environment. However, there are three advantages that stand out among the rest. First, technology allows children to expand the time and space in which they learn. Utilizing tablets, laptops, the Internet, and other popular technologies, children can learn whenever they want, whether at home, in the car, or at school. Second, the interactive nature of technology means that children can have a deeper engagement in the material. Rather than passively absorbing knowledge from their teacher, children can instead pull valuable information from their studies themselves. Lastly, technology allows children to collaborate and communicate with other learners around the world. Doing so prepares them for life and work in our highly globalized society.
