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Country Club Hills, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Country Club Hills District and Curriculum
The districts emphasize academic excellence as well as athletic and extra-curricular accomplishment. Their academic departments include honors and advanced placement courses, and the faculty strives to meet the needs of all students, regardless of learning styles so that students will be equipped for their futures, regardless of whether they intend to pursue post-secondary education or enter the workforce directly.
We currently cover the following Country Club Hills-area school districts: Country Club Hills School District 160, Prairie-Hills Elementary School District 144, Bremen High School District 228, and Rich Township High Schools District 227.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Country Club Hills District Curriculum
Effective communication is important, and students are required to observe attentively, speak effectively, write clearly and expressively, and demonstrate good listening skills to this end. In mathematics and science classes, the focus is on key, foundational concepts. Students use critical and analytical thinking to solve real-world problems, using strategies they’ve evaluated and refined for this purpose. The goal is to produce competitive, self-guided learners and producers who are equipped for the future.
Students are asked to understand and apply a core body of knowledge and skills across the curriculum and take responsibility for their own learning. In humanities classes, students are taught to read complex, nonfiction texts for comprehension. They write analytical essays, using a variety of techniques to gather information to support their theses. Students are taught to collect, organize, analyze, and retain this information for effective arguments.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Country Club Hills Educational News
- Library Resources - Hillcrest High School’s library offers many resources for students, from research information to popular books to read independently. There are also many media resources for students to use while conducting research or creating class presentations.
- Athletic Opportunities - Hillcrest High School offers many athletics opportunities, from club teams to men’s and women’s varsity sports. For students who are interested in playing a sport in college, the staff of the athletic department can help students connect with future prospects.
- Extracurricular Activities - Hillcrest High School offers many extra-curricular activities for students, from clubs that promote community outreach and cultural awareness to academic enrichment and competitive opportunities like Mathletes.
Country Club Hills 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: Early Decision vs. Early Decision II
Early Decision is a type of college application. It’s due early, usually November 1st, though sometimes as early as October 15th. This means students must have completed SAT or ACT testing early enough to have scores ready to send by that date, in addition to completing the application in its entirety. It’s also binding, which means that the applicant signs a contract agreeing to attend this college if accepted. So students should only ever apply Early Decision if they are absolutely sure this is the right college. Early Decision II is a later version of Early Decision. The deadline might be as late as January 15th. It’s still binding, but it gives students a chance to apply Early Decision to their second to top choice, if the first choice doesn’t work out. Benefits of both application types include that since it’s early, there are fewer other applicants to compete against. Also, Early Decision and Early Decision II demonstrate a real commitment to the college, which is appealing to them.
