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Bartlesville District and Curriculum
The Bartlesville Public Schools serves over 3,000 students in the ten schools within the district. The school system follows the challenging Oklahoma State Standards of Learning, focusing on the core curriculum of mathematics and English Language Arts. In grades K-12, the comprehensive and spiraling curriculum offers many levels of coursework in a large variety of fields.
We currently cover the following Bartlesville-area school district: Bartlesville Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Bartlesville District Curriculum
In Mathematics, standards taught in the primary grades include number sense and algebraic basics. In patterning, the students are given strategies on how to determine “what comes next” in a continuing pattern. When teaching patterns, teachers begin instructing the concept by using shapes in a mixture of patterns, ranging from simple patterns using two variables to increasing the difficulty by using three to four variables. After this is mastered, students learn how to complete other patterns using number sequences.
In English Language Arts, the students read a wide variety of fiction. Many types of fiction, such as realistic fiction, poetry, mysteries, dramas, and other fiction texts are read. Short stories as well as chapter books and novels are enjoyed by the students. Within the reading of fiction, the students study various elements of the literature, such as character traits, compare and contrast, making connections, new vocabulary, setting, main idea, and theme.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Bartlesville Educational News
- POM Spring Show - The POM Show, featuring all of the Cheer Squads, was a great success! The show featured homemade goods, Shout Outs, and flowers. The crowd enjoyed individual performances, group ensembles, and team performances. There was a large crowd who came out and supported the POM Squads and everyone had a super time!
- Ireland Trip - The Bartlesville High School students that participate in the marching band went on a fun-filled educational trip to Ireland over Spring Break. Bruin Brigade Marching Band, the Orchestra, and the high school choir had a fabulous time on this trip. Over 200 students experienced this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and they have posted pictures of their happenings on this link.
- Seussical Musical - There is a Seussical Musical coming to Bartlesville! The performance should be a hit with the audience as they watch these talented student performers. Characters include the infamous Cat in the Hat and the Sour Kangaroo. Elementary students also join the cast of 32, playing Whos, Circus Characters, Jungle Citizens, and Fish. Community theatre at its best!
Bartlesville 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: The Role of the Elementary History Teacher
Many subjects can be taught and reinforced with history. The elementary history teacher has the responsibility of teaching the students the events of the past and making it lively for the students. History can be incorporated with English Language Arts through the reading of non-fiction and doing many culminating activities, such as role playing, presentations, field trips, and more. The elementary history teacher is very knowledgeable about historic events, and also is one to allow the students to form their own opinions about past events.
