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Cascade Charter Township, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Cascade Charter Township District and Curriculum
The school districts that Cascade Charter Township students attend all follow the Core Curriculum put out by the Michigan Department of Education which provides learning objectives for each academic subject as well as Health, Nutrition, and Career and Employability Skills. The curriculum is broken down by subject area and the major topics within each are taught in a scaffolded manner over the years. Statewide assessments are aligned to the expectations in the curriculum, with particular emphasis given to the analytic and critical thinking skills students need to develop.
We currently cover the following Cascade Charter Township-area school districts: Caledonia Community Schools, Forest Hills Public Schools, and Lowell Area Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Cascade Charter Township District Curriculum
The English curriculum at Cascade Charter Township schools helps students learn how to create presentations, both written and oral. To begin, students learn the skills needed to share topics that are important to them. They also learn how to summarize research material in written and oral forms. Students continue on to discover how to carry out research on a topic they enjoy and then to translate it into a form that would interest an audience while remaining in their own voice. These skills will be useful throughout their lives.
One part of the curriculum at Cascade Charter Township schools is history. A variety of resources are used to make history come to life for the students. Included are literature, newspapers, films or primary sources. The students become aware of the people and events that make up this subject by using each of these resources. They also take the information from these sources to then research a person well enough to create a presentation for the class. When they enter their career of choice, these students will be aware of the difference one person can make in history.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Cascade Charter Township Educational News
- FFA Organization - FFA, or Future Farmers of America, is open for students that are in the Agriculture program. The members share the knowledge and skills they have with each other. The students participate in community events such as a hog roast and the homecoming parade. They also can compete with the skills they have acquired in leadership contests, skills contests, state and national conventions.
- MyLead - This organization helps to encourage the youth to positively help their communities through leadership and service. The leaders of this group help to excite the students, enable them to be leaders and encourage them to help others. The goal is to help to develop a generation that will benefit the state of Michigan.
- Science Olympiad - Science Olympiad hopes to inspire students to be scientists, health professionals and engineers. Each students is encouraged to study topics that go beyond their classroom experience. Some of the activities have the students create designs, solve problems and work as a team. The activities lead to a tournament. Each student can choose from 23 events to compete including aeronautics, physics and more.
Cascade Charter 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: Volunteering in the Classroom
By volunteering in the classroom, parents demonstrate to children that education is important. There are a variety of ways to volunteer. First, many teachers have wish lists for their classrooms. Check the list and purchase one or more of the items for the teacher. Another way to volunteer is to help the teacher with their web page. This is the way that many educators communicate with the families, however, finding the time to work on the site can be difficult for many teachers. If this is something that interests a parent, they should present their idea to the teacher. Another way to give is to share with the class a skill. Perhaps a parent likes working with plants, so they may help with a classroom garden or perhaps they can use a parent's skill will posting classwork or assembling a bulletin board. Any of these areas, and more, are ways that a parent can help the teacher with a skill, or time, while showing a child that the parent see education as important.
