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Crookston, Minnesota Tutoring Programs
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Crookston District and Curriculum
K-12 students in Crookston attend school in the Crookston Public Schools. It is a small district, with only three schools, which means students at all grade levels receive the individualized attention they need in order to achieve their highest potential. Students enjoy small class sizes, meaning they have more one-on-one contact time with their teachers. Rather than being just a number, teachers and staff members know each student by name. These strong academic relationships help promote a lifelong love of learning because each student’s individual interests and abilities are taken into account.
We currently cover the following Crookston-area school district: Crookston Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Crookston District Curriculum
As part of the elementary English language arts curriculum, students in Crookston learn about the writing process. Learners acquire the ability to focus on a topic and support that topic with idea development. Students learn about structuring their writings to maximize impact and reader understanding. The elements of an introduction are examined, including the topic sentence, as are the elements of a body and conclusion. Research techniques are also explored. Students learn how to find resources using a variety of tools, including the internet and traditional reference material.
Earth and space science is a central component of the middle school science curriculum in Crookston. Students explore rocks and rock formations, and develop the ability to distinguish between different types of rocks and minerals. Learners become aware of different characteristics that help in identifying rocks, including texture and composition. Characteristics of minerals, including streak, density, and hardness are examined as well. The processes by which various rocks are formed are analyzed. The impact of those processes on sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic rocks is also examined.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Crookston Educational News
- Highland Elementary Named a Continuous Improvement School - Highland Elementary School has been designated as a Continuous Improvement School. To meet the lofty academic goals set for its students, the faculty and staff of the school has embarked on an improvement plan to ensure all students succeed.
- District #593 Education Foundation - The Education Foundation is a local non-profit group that organizes events and fundraisers to help support the goals of students and teachers. The Foundation provides assistance with scholarships as well as grants for classroom supplies to enhance the teaching and learning experience.
- District-wide After School Programs - Crookston Public Schools offers students a variety of after school programs to help keep them engaged in learning after school hours. Structured activities and individualized learning make the after school programming fun for students of all ages. Older students who are interested in volunteering to make this program even better are welcome!
Crookston 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: Getting Your Child Ready for the School Year
After a long summer break, it can be hard for your child to get back into the swing of things at school. In the weeks before school starts, it’s important to take a few steps toward getting your children back into school mode. This can include taking time out of the day for educational activities. Setting aside some time to read together for a few minutes is enough to get kids back into the habit of reading for school. To address the time changes that will occur, start to get your children out of bed earlier and earlier several weeks before the new school year. Moving up their bedtime and the time they get up in small increments over the course of a few weeks will help make the adjustment from summertime to school time that much easier.
