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Bloomington District and Curriculum

Bloomington, Illinois is home to Bloomington Public School District 87 where the focus is to prepare students for the challenge of life as a valuable, hardworking citizen of the global age. The district is dedicated to their many goals, which involve students performing at their fullest potential in an innovative school. The district is also dedicated to helping each students become a proficient reader, writer, speaker, and thinker.

We currently cover the following Bloomington-area school district: Bloomington Public Schools 87.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Bloomington District Curriculum

District 87 uses the Common Core Curriculum State Standards to guide their instruction and to stay competitive with schools around the state, country, and world. To help ensure that all students in Bloomington District 87 are proficient readers, the district uses a reading intervention program for elementary students who need extra one-on-one instruction. At the 9th grade level, the district offers a course called Techniques in Reading to support the skills that identified students may be lacking.

At the high school level, students have a vast range of learning opportunities from unique electives to college-level courses. District 87 offers an AP (Advanced Placement) curriculum for students who need the extra challenge. The AP curriculum prepares students for the Advanced Placement testing program which helps students earn college credit. The curriculum covers courses ranging from Physics, Psychology, Literature, as well as Chemistry, and U.S. History.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Bloomington Educational News

  • Students and Technology - The students at Bloomington School District 87 are invited to attend the annual SIT (Students Involved with Technology) Conference at Heartland Community College. Students can learn about everything from geo cashing to mobile apps. The conference is a popular one for students in the area.
  • ACT Achievement - The principal at Bloomington High School has set about to do whatever he can do to encourage students to perform better on the ACT. The goal was a group of students who decided to work together to help each other and the rest of the school to encourage and help each other to score at least a 21 on the ACT.
  • High Ranking Achievement - The Bloomington High School staff and students were pleased to hear they earned praise from US News and World Report about being a top school in Illinois and in the United States. The report was based on their top AP and IB scores and graduation rates.

Bloomington 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 Have a "Food-Allergy Friendly" Elementary School Party

With more and more students developing food allergies, it is more important than ever to ensure that school parties are food allergy friendly. When schools do not respect the danger of food allergies, children can be put at risk and they can often feel left out by their friends and teachers. There are many safe foods for children with common food allergies from peanuts, milk, and eggs. Some of the safe snacks for school parties include cut fruit and vegetables, graham crackers, red licorice, lollipops, Smarties, and Oreo cookies (not the peanut butter flavor). Almost all store-bought baked goods, like cupcakes, are not safe for children with food allergies. Another excellent option for school parties are prizes like pencils, erasers, and mini-note books. It is important to make all children feel welcome and comfortable during special events like school parties.