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Carlisle, Pennsylvania Tutoring Programs
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Carlisle District and Curriculum
The Carlisle Area School District focuses their efforts to give all students the opportunity to learn. They offer programs that accommodate various needs that students may have and encourage students to excel in their pursuits, providing them with the knowledge and tools to do so. The curriculum is rigorous and in line with Common Core Standards in Math and Language Arts. This includes programs for special needs students and English as a Second Language learners.
We currently cover the following Carlisle-area school district: Carlisle Area School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Carlisle District Curriculum
Elementary students focus primarily on Core topics of math and literacy. Carlisle Area School District believes that if their students effectively learn to read, they will be able to use that information to learn all that they will need to in the future. Elementary students also have opportunities to learn the arts and they have regular Physical Education classes. As students’ progress through middle school, they develop a deeper level of knowledge in their core subjects and have more opportunities to join extracurricular groups of interest.
High school students all go to the same school where there are facilities for both technical and career focused students. Course and curriculum requirements set out by the Pennsylvania Department of Education are followed allowing students to get the Core curriculum as well as the many other courses in sciences, environmental studies, PE, arts, music, and much more. For more information on the curriculum in Carlisle Area School District, see this district prepared video.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Carlisle Educational News
- Two High School Students Place in Alcohol Education PSA Contest - Congratulations to the two Carlisle Area High School students who were finalists in the Alcohol Education PSA contest for middle and high school students in the year 2014. Keep up the good work!
- Middle School Students Compete for Project Innovate - Four middle school students from Carlisle Area School District competed in the Project Innovate Competition in mid April. Three out of the four received awards for their fashion concepts which used recycled or re-purposed materials.
- Carlisle Area School District Continues to Excel in Skills USA Competitions - Two students from Carlisle Area School District won gold in the Communications Technology section of the Skills USA state competition. Consistent with two other teams within the past five years who have advanced to nationals in this competition, Carlisle Area School District will be represented in Kansas City this summer by these two successful students.
Carlisle 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 Study for a Test
For many, an impending test gets the heart rate up, the hands sweating, and sometimes a feeling of fear in the pit of the stomach. With so much riding on them and virtually no way to avoid them, how can you prepare for them so that you are ready instead of terrified of them? It cannot be stressed enough the value of paying attention and working material in class long before the test is announced. Depending on your learning style, you may find that simply hearing the material cements it in your brain while others need to write it down, see an example, or do a project that illustrates a concept. Whatever method works for you to retain information, use it. To prepare for a test, start by being familiar with all of the material along the way. When test dates come closer, begin reviewing. Flash cards, mimes, word plays, or mnemonics can help you remember information effectively. Finally, if anything doesn’t make sense, talk to a teacher or tutor before test day. These steps will assist you in being better prepared for your test.
