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Baldwin, Pennsylvania Tutoring Programs
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Baldwin District and Curriculum
The Baldwin-Whitehall School District takes seriously its responsibility to all students, and uses its department of Pupil Services to ensure that each and every student receives what they need for a quality education. With this department the needs of special needs students are addressed. Special needs students might include ESL students, Gifted learners, and special education students. All students are ensured a rigorous education based on Common Core Standards and are supported in pursuing a course of study that will prepare them for post-secondary success.
We currently cover the following Baldwin-area school district: Baldwin-Whitehall School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Baldwin District Curriculum
Along with their Pupil Services, Baldwin-Whitehall School District provides a comprehensive education for each of their students. They offer classes in the areas of the arts, music, social studies, environmental studies, technology education, health, physical education, and much more, students are encouraged to pursue their educational goals which will prepare them for college or career outside of high school. Students are introduced to increasingly complex topics in each with the goal of developing analytic and reasoning skills for students.
Baldwin-Whitehall School District also provides information for parents on how to help their students within the school setting and with various transitions that they will face. They also provide learning opportunities for parents such as the recent Internet Safety Seminar where a local Detective in the Police Department spoke to parents on how to protect their children in the context of the Internet and cybersafety concerns.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Baldwin Educational News
- 6th Graders Release Brook Trout After Watching Them Grow - In late April, 6th graders from Harrison Middle School got to release the brook trout that they have been raising since November. Afterwards, they got to spend the day outdoors learning about wildlife and soils. Way to learn, students!
- Tree Planting at McAnnulty and Paynter Elementary Schools - 1st graders at both MacAnnulty and Paynter Elementary Schools helped to plant 25 trees on school grounds. Tree Vitalize provided the grant for these trees and many others helped in the planting of them. Students greatly enjoyed the experience, excited that they got to help with a project that would affect others in the future.
- Sprout Fund Selects Project from Baldwin High School - One of Baldwin High School’s English teachers along with the Assistant Principal submitted a project proposal to The Sprout Fund that would help teachers learn how to create unique and effective experiences for learning. The project is entitled Recipe for Remarkable Learning Experience and was one of 10 entries accepted for funding.
Baldwin 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: How to Get Enough Sleep During the School Year
With so many studies showing the importance of getting enough sleep as a student, the question arises: how can that sleep time be accommodated? There are many ways to help students get enough sleep. One of them is making sleep a priority. If there are too many activities scheduled for your student to get enough sleep, maybe those need to be cut back. If TV, movies, cell phones, video games, and other distractions are a problem, taking them out of students’ bedrooms and putting them in public areas where they can be more controlled could be the solution. If homework consistently keeps students up to excessive hours, perhaps a conversation with their teachers to find out what is going on would be appropriate. Perhaps your student is not using their time wisely, and some guidance for more efficient studying or careful explanation of what is actually required on an assignment would be helpful.
