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Bowling Green District and Curriculum

The curriculum in Bowling Green adheres to Common Core Curriculum Standards and teaches the main subjects of English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Arts such as Dance and Drama. A heavy emphasis is placed on the technology curriculum because it is part of all we do in the 21st century.

We currently cover the following Bowling Green-area school district: Bowling Green City Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Bowling Green District Curriculum

The Math curriculum focuses on base operations and works its way to more complex operations in later grades such as fractions, geometry, measurement, algebra so students can develop sound reasoning and knowledge in learning how to calculate in different modes, solve different problems and use formulas to solve problems logically. Language Arts focuses on speaking and listening, informational text, literature, writing and language. Students are expected to understand how to use various text to interpret certain themes and relate them to their social world.

Becoming proficient users of technology, students should be able to become skilled problem solvers, information gatherers, communicators of knowledge and ethical users of technology. Students are expected to master basic operational concepts and eventually grasp keyboarding related to the function of Word documents, complex spreadsheets and more advanced skills such as presentation and graphic design.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Bowling Green Educational News

  • Bowling Green's Famous Planetarium - Bowling Green State University houses 118 seats of students under a 40 foot dome and offers a sight like you have never experienced of the universe using a video projection system! This is a great adventure for science lovers who have a passion for astronomy.
  • Bowling Green International Festival - Each September in Circus Square Park, the whole family can participate in the international festival marked by cultural diversity and celebration of ethnic pride. Many booths will be held at the festival along with volunteers, music, arts and crafts and interesting activities for children!
  • Wood County Public Library - The Wood County Public Library performs a wide range of literacy outreach from bookmobiles, to reading programs, and volunteering opportunities to help develop others' literacy skills. The library also has a growing list of ebooks and other electronic resources available for all members of the community.

Bowling Green 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: Study Strategies

With so many other responsibilities such as homework, and athletic activities, not to mention constraints due to new technology and the media, students may find themselves unexpectedly cramming for their next big history test a few nights before. Does cramming work? Not for everyone. It is better to divide the material into manageable chunks, set realistic but measurable goals and then set a time for studying each module and learning the material and testing yourself to see if you know the material. Preparation is everything. However, some students learn better and retain information that is crammed due to the "recency effect" of recalling recent information rather than something learned and forgotten easily two weeks prior that may need repetition and revision. What are the dangers of cramming? Sleepless nights, stress, information overload, inability to really grasp the material. We need to consider what type of test one is cramming for is. If the exam tests students on in-depth material that requires practical application and information that transfers into important skill development over time, cramming may not be well-advised.