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Columbia, Tennessee Tutoring Programs

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Columbia District and Curriculum

SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Columbia students start with a ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT with an Academic Director. Call us now for a personalized quote! Our services include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-weekly progress reports, learning profiles and parental conference calls.

Columbia District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs

Columbia has one school district, Maury County School District. It includes over 100 schools, including over ten choices each for public, private, preschools, elementary, middle and high schools. These schools rank well in the national ranking systems, with JE Woodard Elementary receiving a 9 rating. Teachers in this district promote in-depth and active learning to improve achievement. Maury County schools provide an environment with high expectations, high academic accomplishment and the encouragement to be lifelong learners.

We currently cover the following Columbia-area school district: Maury County School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Columbia District Curriculum

Maury County School District is using teaching strategies that are aligned to the Common Core National Standards. As with the rest of the state and nation, Maury County schools are providing more rigorous standards for their students’ learning, while offering training and support to teachers in this endeavor. This district uses student involvement strategies such as joining with the community to ensure interesting and fun learning experiences.

The district created a teacher center for school district educators, which supports teachers and students with classroom supplies and services, support, ideas and strategies for the classroom, and anything else that is needed to ensure that classrooms have what they need for success. Students and teachers feel supported and have what they need to improve in an ever-changing world and educational field. Collaboration is at the foundation of this program, as every teacher is seen as a valuable resource who has excellent ideas and materials to share.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Columbia Educational News

  • Maury County Schools Make TCAP Gains - Maury County schools improved in two thirds of the subject areas in their state assessments, the Department of Education reports. This supports the school district’s work to collaborate and provide the best education to its students. With improvements like these, the school district knows where to fine-tune their teaching strategies, and where to continue successful strategies. Data analysis like this helps districts and teachers to continually improve the quality of their work, while encouraging progress. These reports help all schools to strive for improved strategies and resources.
  • Car Show Fundraiser - The sixth annual Classics in the Park Car Show was held this summer, after several rain-outs. It was sponsored by Classics for a Cause Car Club and Mt. Pleasant Community Development Corporation. This year’s event was to help fund the completion of the Mt. Pleasant High School Athletic Fieldhouse project. Events like this connect schools and community with shared goals and common experiences. The entire community enjoys a fun event while helping local schools, resulting in a win-win situation!
  • Columbia Academy News - This summer, Columbia Academy students had the opportunity to attend a “Governor’s School” at East Tennessee State University. There were 30 students who were selected in the state for this program, and the students felt like the experience impacted who they are today and as future college students. When programs offer college experiences for younger students, it can really open their eyes to new and exciting experiences. In this case, the students had a first-hand look at how data analysis and history exploration occur, and how important these scientific fields are. Whatever the content of the programs that colleges offer to students, especially during the summer, the experiences build memories and connections that will not soon fade.

Columbia 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 Help Your Child Get Ready for A New School Year

Most schools send home summer reading lists, and most kids don’t even start to look at those until mid-July. That’s fine, because everyone needs a break away from school life, and it still gives you time to slowly transition to a routine that involves school work. Come up with a good time in the afternoon (maybe at the same time as a baby brother or sister’s naptime) that the house is quiet for some reading time. As often as possible, the adults should sit and read during this time, too, to model lifelong learning and so that you’re not distracting your children’s reading. This will help them with their emotions, too. Most kids are nervous not only because of a different classroom and teacher, but because they’re worried about all the things they forgot how to do over the summer. Some afternoon brainwork can help them feel better about not being behind on the first day of school! Besides these quick tips, always remember that every child is different, and obviously must be responded to differently. Open communication lines are the main goal between you and your children, and most of the time it’s up to you to make sure those are in place.