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Carroll District and Curriculum

The Carroll Community School District is committed to a community based education, not only inside the classroom, but outside it as well. The district expects students to be critical thinkers and be able to solve problems on their own, however they are also expected to use the community as a resource and incorporate others into their learning process. This focus on success in the community continues in elective course offerings at the high school.

We currently cover the following Carroll-area school district: Carroll Community School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Carroll District Curriculum

This community based view of education is best represented in the curriculum standards for speaking and listening. Every student is expected to participate in discussions and collaborate with others in language arts classes at every grade level. In addition, even the Iowa Core curriculum in math expect students to critique peers in discussions and engage in conversations to solve problems.

In an effort to promote student success and community involvement after they leave the classroom, Carroll High School offers a comprehensive agricultural curriculum off campus. Classes include sales and marketing that complement the standard core curriculum of hands on agriculture classes and prepare a student for a career. In addition, the agriculture program offers classes in accounting, law, business and finance to address common concerns in an agriculture business. Every student at the high school must enroll in a computer class to prepare them for life in the 21st century and the English department offers a media literacy course as an elective.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Carroll Educational News

  • Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports - Both Fairview and Adams Elementary Schools participate in the Positive Behavioral Intervention and Supports program (PBIS). This program approaches student behavior as a specific curriculum to be taught and learned and addresses appropriate behavior in all areas of school.
  • Carroll Rec Center - The community of Carroll features a wide range of recreational activities for students and parent alike. The city of Carroll has an aquatic center, golf course, recreation center and baseball stadium as well as a skate park. The Carroll Rec Center offers courses, classes and teams for children and adults.
  • Des Moines Area Community College - The city of Carroll hosts a campus of the Des Moines Area Community College. The community college offers Carroll students and residents a chance to take courses to supplement their education, classes to prepare for a job or career or as a transitional phase before transferring to a four-year college or university.

Carroll 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: Junior College or Four-Year School?

Deciding to continue your education is an important decision and deciding where to go to school can make it a difficult one. One option that makes it easier is transferring from a junior college to a four-year school. Junior colleges are usually much less expensive, saving you money while you try to decide if college is right for you. Meanwhile you will be taking the same classes you would be taking as an underclassman at a university. Many times, universities have large classes with hundreds of students taught by a teaching assistant rather than a professor. At a junior college, classes are much smaller and taught by a professor so your education may feel less impersonal. Finally, many times junior colleges and universities have an agreement that makes it easier for a student from a junior college to transfer as a junior than it would to be admitted to that same school as a freshman. You may not have been able to get into your dream school out of high school, but can still graduate from it in the same length of time.