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Center Point District and Curriculum

Jefferson County School District is a very large school system that encompasses several cities and town in Alabama, with Center Point being one of them. Preparing children and young adults to be college and career ready, improving the effectiveness of the school organization to support student achievement, and assisting and modeling a teaching and learning culture that is positive and collaborative are objectives of the schools.

We currently cover the following Center Point-area school districts: Jefferson County School System.

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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Center Point District Curriculum

There are many electives to choose from, in addition to the core classes of Language Arts, Mathematics, History, and Science. These courses are
taught on a multitude of levels, depending on the grade of the students. The State Standards of Alabama are closely followed, and the accredited
schools of this county focus on instruction that is driven by assessment data, student aptitude, and performance.

In Science, teachers begin in the primary grades by developing the children’s discovery using hands-on techniques. The teaching of Science throughout
the secondary years is done by engrossing the students in demonstrations, experiments, diagrams, instructional games and puzzles, the use of analogies
in the relation of science to the world around us, and explanations. The incorporation of reading and writing plays a vital role in science, as well as mathematics.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Center Point Educational News

  • Technology Grant - Local Channel 42 presented a $1,000 to a Pleasant Grove teacher who is a media specialist for the school and a technology representative, and will use the funds to purchase software and books for the Accelerated Reading Program. Pepsi Co. and America's First Credit Union were co-sponsors for the grant; these companies would like to recognize Pleasant Grove School and the Jefferson County School District for their continuing success in technology education.
  • Community Partners - At the beginning of the school year, Allstate Insurance Company in Birmingham, AL proudly provided a multitude of school supplies to the Jefferson County School District. Everything from pencils to notebooks was given to help students in need, who may not be able to afford so many school supplies. Allstate feels that success in school begins with a fresh start of school supplies.
  • Fifth Grade Scholars - More than 400 fifth graders were esteemed as fifth grade scholars in Jefferson County. These fifth graders have shown hard work and diligence throughout their school careers thus far, and their achievement scores on state assessments were the highest in the county. They were honored at Gardendale First Baptist Church with a two separate ceremonies.

Center Point 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: Why Hands-On Education Works

Back in the day, many of us can remember school as sitting at our desk, alone, listening to a lesson from the teacher and then getting to work on the assignment given…with a worksheet. Worksheets today are wonderful to use, but sparingly. What works is learning by doing, especially in science and math. Research shows that students learn much more effectively by participating in small groups and actually using their hands to discover certain concepts. Whether it be an observation of a flowering plant, the creation of a terrarium, or building a model, science is best taught using this instructional approach.

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