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Burlington Township, New Jersey Tutoring Programs
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Burlington Township District and Curriculum
Students in Burlington, New Jersey attend one of two public school districts. The City of Burlington Public Schools is a K-12 district that has nearly 1,800 students who attend one of the district’s five schools. High school students who seek a vocationally based education may choose to attend the Burlington County Institute of Technology. Together, these districts are responsible for preparing the next generation of workers and community members. As such, the focus is not just on academic knowledge and skills, but also on social and emotional skills that will allow students to be respectful and kind citizens and workers who make positive contributions to the community in which they live.
We currently cover the following Burlington-area school districts: City of Burlington Public Schools and Burlington County Institute of Technology.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Burlington District Curriculum
In order to prepare students to be independent thinkers, problem solvers, informed citizens and qualified workers, the City of Burlington Public Schools has devised a comprehensive K-12 curriculum that focuses on academic, career, social and emotional skills. Students engage in a variety of learning activities, ranging from classroom learning to experiential exercises in the community. Highly qualified teachers provide challenging instruction based on the Common Core State Standards and the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards.
The visual and performing arts curriculum includes an examination of the history of arts and culture. Students identify common themes in artistic productions and examine the ways in which those themes can be represented in dance, theater, music and visual art. Students analyze innovations in art and the impact that innovation has had on the expression of art over the course of history. Students describe how culture impacts art and how art impacts culture as well. These cultural influences are examined for countries around the globe and for civilizations throughout time.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Burlington Educational News
- Student Test Data - The State of New Jersey will soon release its first-ever Student Growth Percentiles for teachers of math and language arts. The growth percentiles will be part of future evaluations of teacher effectiveness.
- School Reports - Performance data on the state’s school was recently released, and for the first time, includes information beyond test scores. The additional information is designed to help local leaders make better decisions about the educational policies governing their schools.
- Early Education - As part of an effort to bolster early childhood education, the state will receive over $44 million in grant funding to make improvements to the state’s educational programs for children under the age of five.
Burlington Township 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: Benefits of Early Childhood Education
Early childhood education programs have been shown to provide huge gains for participating students. Not only do children in early education programs acquire academic skills earlier, they also develop a deeper understanding of those concepts, which prepares them for future academic success. Early childhood education promotes social development as well. From learning to share to learning to wait their turn to speak, children learn valuable lessons about what it means to interact with others in a positive manner and fosters a sense of security and belonging. Students also gain valuable skills that help regulate emotions and promote independence. By developing these skills, children enter the K-12 system ready to learn, ready to interact with their peers and prepared to be a positive member of their learning community.
