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Boulder, Colorado Tutoring Programs
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Boulder District and Curriculum
The Boulder Valley School District follows the Colorado Academic Standards which lay out the learning objectives in all core subjects and financial literacy, the arts, health and physical education. The curriculum also suggests extended outcomes which are goals for students so that they are fully prepared to meet the expectations of life after graduation. The curriculum is comprehensive and progressive in that it builds student learning from the foundation up to ensure a deep knowledge of each subject.
We currently cover the following Boulder-area school district: Boulder Valley School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Boulder District Curriculum
The Language Arts curriculum focuses on reading, writing and communication and gives students plenty of opportunities to be expressive and to pursue reading of their own interest. Independent reading is emphasized from elementary school on so that students are able to recognize the pleasure in reading. This is accompanied by an emphasis on non-fiction texts that help students develop analytic reading skills in other content areas.
The Math curriculum is founded on a number of concepts, or goals for student learning, in the subject. Students are expected to have an understanding of number systems and abstract representations and symbols of numbers and operations. They are expected to make evaluations between differences, using estimation and precise methods. Also, students learn how to solve problems and make decisions that depend on different variables. These are all taught in relation to real world applications, and often provide students a chance to collaborate, and students are able to see how math impacts decisions in the world.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Boulder Educational News
- Boulder Prep Programs - Boulder Prep offers a number of programs for their students to participate in ranging form arts education programs, to concurrent enrollment programs, and service learning programs. The school has speaker series available for all students and options that can help students specialize their education in areas of interest.
- Scholarship Opportunities - As a service to Boulder Prep high school students, the district has a comprehensive list of scholarship and financial aid resources that students can use during their college planning. The list helps students find multiple sources to search for scholarships at all levels of support and for all types of students. Juniors and seniors are encouraged to start their search as early as possible.
- Arts Focus Pathway - Students at Boulder High School who wish to earn an arts focus endorsement on their diploma can participate in the Arts Focus Pathway. Students are able to learn about, exhibit and perform in fine and performing arts events and have increased access to studio experiences. The program is open to all students and the expectation is they maintain a 3.0 GPA to participate.
Boulder 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: Establishing Routine for Children
When children are young, they benefit from having established routines which they can slowly take over different parts of as they begin their journey towards being a responsible person. The long-term goal is that children will be able to self-direct themselves in their personal, academic and future professional life, and so the habits set early will make a big difference along the way. Children should get into a before school routine and leave for school "feeling ready." Likewise, they should have an after school routine, which should consist of extracurriculars, homework, social and family time. By establishing regular participation in household and community based routines, young children have a much easier time during their teen and early adult years with transitions and managing responsibility.
