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Clyde, Ohio Tutoring Programs
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Clyde District and Curriculum
Students in kindergarten through the twelfth grade in Clyde attend classes in the Clyde-Green Springs School District. The district includes two elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Each school building is a safe, welcoming environment in which children can learn, grow, and reach their fullest academic potential. Clyde-Green Springs Schools takes much pride in its connection to the community as well. Students, parents, community members, and other stakeholders play in integral role in the development of educational and extracurricular programming in the district. As a result of participating in these diverse learning activities, students in Clyde enter adulthood with the knowledge, skills, and tools they need to be as successful as possible.
We currently cover the following Clyde-area school district: Clyde-Green Springs School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Clyde District Curriculum
Part of the English language arts curriculum is developing speaking and listening skills. Middle school students in Clyde hone these skills by taking part in a variety of collaborative discussions. In one-on-one, small group, and whole class discussion settings, students acquire the ability to listen actively. Learners develop the ability to maintain eye contact with the speaker and use nonverbal communication to convey understanding. They also engage in questioning the speaker effectively so as to move the conversation forward in a natural manner.
High school students in Clyde have the opportunity to gain insight into financial responsibility as part of the financial literacy curriculum. Learners explore various career paths, focusing on the difference of income one can expect depending on their choice of career. Retirement, health benefits, and financial contributions like 401(k) plans are also explored. There is a financial responsibility component as well. Students learn about how financial decisions rest with each individual, and that one’s lack of money or abundance of it is connected to one’s decisions.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Clyde Educational News
- Project Excellence Grants Scholarships to Local Students - Project Excellence is a local educational foundation that awards scholarships to graduates of Clyde-Green Springs School District. Project excellence relies on community donations to fund their scholarships.
- Student Handbook Now Available Online - Students or parents that have questions about the policies and procedures at McPherson Middle School can access the student handbook on the school’s website. This is also a part of the districts effort to go paperless and model good environmental practices for the students.
- Online Homework Offers Ease of Access - Middle school students in Clyde can now access their homework online. The Homework Hotline can be accessed on McPherson Middle School’s website. This is a great benefit for students who might miss a sick day, and also a great way for parents to keep on their child's progress.
Clyde 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 Choose a Tutor
If your child is struggling in school, a tutor can be the perfect intervention to help your child achieve his or her potential. Choosing the most effective tutor requires parents to consider a variety of factors. First, the tutor should be a subject matter expert in the field in which your child is struggling. While a person may be a highly effective math tutor, if your child needs help with science, you should find someone with expertise in that area. Secondly, personality is an important factor in selecting a tutor. You want someone that gels well with your child, and has the unique combination of skills needed to motivate your child and keep him or her engaged in learning. Finally, your child’s tutor should be an excellent communicator and be adept at explaining confusing or difficult concepts to your child. They should be a good facilitator as well, and be able to direct your child such that he or she develops confidence in their weakest areas of study.
