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Chamblee District and Curriculum
Chamblee students attend DeKalb County Schools. Teaching and learning follow the Curriculum, Instruction, Assessment and Professional Learning (CIAPL) curriculum developed by hundreds of DeKalb county teachers and includes the Common Core Georgia Performance Standards for English Language Arts and Mathematics. New curriculum has also been created for all content areas and special subjects, such as Science, Social Studies, Art and Music.
We currently cover the following Chamblee-area school district: DeKalb County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Chamblee District Curriculum
Elementary students focus much of their Mathematics learning on concepts of numerical operations, computation, measurement and geometry. Mathematics learning deepens problem solving and reasoning skills to focus on algebra, analytics, and mathematical decision making that requires students to create models to help them find answers to problems. Data analysis and statistics are also a main focus of the high school math curriculum, and students are meant to develop quantitative reasoning skills.
English Language Arts learning during the elementary grades focuses on building reading, speaking, listening and language skills. Students are introduced to fiction and non-fiction and taught different strategies to make meaning from the texts they read. They learn how to use text features to derive understanding, how to recognize point of view and purpose, and how to generate writing of their own analyzing other works.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Chamblee Educational News
- Fourth Friday Night Concert Series - Plan a Friday night with your family to attend the Fourth Friday Night Concert Series, beginning in May and running through the summer. Right in Downtown Chamblee, next to City Hall, you and your children can set up a blanket on the lawn, picnic and relax to the local entertainment. You can even reserve a VIP table for your family and friends so that everyone can be in the same spot. Food and beverages are available and you are welcome to bring your own as well. It is a great way to start the weekend and give your children a fun time while you relax.
- Annual Family Events - Every year, fathers and daughters are given the opportunity to spend some quality time together. The Daddy Daughter Dance, held in February the Saturday before Valentine’s Day at the Chamblee Civic Center, is a special event for girls up to 8th grade and the “special man in their life,” whether it be their father, grandfather, uncle or other. It is a dress up party for girls with music and dancing, food, drinks and games. A dinner buffet is included along with a professional photographer on hand to capture the moment. Fathers are able to bring each daughter if they choose.
- Antique Row - Children and parents can learn the history of Chamblee just walking around the downtown area. Known as “Antique Row” located in the Central Business District, residents and visitors will find historically preserved buildings leading one’s imagination to the days of Civil War and old railroad cars when settlers, immigrants and military would visit and stay as they made their way through the town. The city strives to maintain this history as the rail town it is recognized for while continuing to develop for modern day. Take a walk with the family around “Antique Row” to enjoy the atmosphere and be enlightened of all that once was.
Chamblee 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: Taking Notes
The first time you see class notes brought home from school, you probably wondered how they would ever understand what they wrote. Teachers usually teach their students how to take notes. However, with all the skills and concepts to be taught and learned in a school year, the actually teaching of note-taking may be minimal. Some students may take a lot of notes and some may write down only a couple of words. In the upper elementary grades through high school and college, notes are a necessity. To study for a test or exam, to write a report, or to look at when doing homework, notes can be a factor in how well your student does in any of these assignments. How can you help your child with their note taking when you’re not in class with them? Easily. Just make sure to start early in their schooling, such as in 5th or 6th grade. You can look at the notes they bring home or what they wrote down from reading a chapter and go through each one to make sure key points or a key point can be understood by your child.
