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Davenport District and Curriculum
Davenport Community Schools boast small class sizes and an impressive record of academic excellence. Staff members, students and programming have received national accolades, including Iowa Teacher of the Year and a National Blue Ribbon school recognition award for one of the elementary schools.
We currently cover the following Davenport-area school district: Davenport Community Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Davenport District Curriculum
In Mathematics, learning foundations are set with numbers, algebra, geometry, statistics and probability. “Big picture” concepts are taught, and technology is integrated into the curriculum. High school offerings include classes such as AP Calculus and Discrete Mathematics, as well as Algebra, Geometry and Statistics.
Davenport Community Schools teaches scientific subjects such as Earth Science, Biology, and Physical Science. High school students delve into subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Molecular Biology and Genetics by content learning and guidance in scientific methods.
The Language Arts curriculum centers around teaching clear and effective communication necessary for real world interactions. During the middle and high school years, students are taught to write effectively for many purposes and ways to interpret a wide range of texts, preparing them for college level academics.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Davenport Educational News
- Central High Students Help Families - Central High's School Principal's Leadership Team Executive Committee decided to help their community during the holiday season. They assembled over 60 boxes filled with non-perishable items such as canned ham, potatoes, corn and sweet potatoes and then worked with school guidance counselors to determine which families were most in need and to distribute the boxes.
- Teaching Awards - Madison Elementary School has been recognized as one of five schools in the state to earn the honor of a school that is "Breaking the Barrier to Teaching and Learning." The school has seen remarkable results on assessments across the board for students, showing the effectiveness of the instruction which students receive.
- Davenport Students Tackle Real World Problems With Legoes - During the winter, eight teams from Davenport Community Schools participated in the 2012 First Lego League Regional Competition. This year, the challenge was to address problems that senior citizens might face. Each team brought in their programmed robots to compete against other teams' robots and complete certain tasks within a two-minute time frame.
Davenport 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 Prevent Bullying
Bullying can take different forms, but it always involves unfair behavior characterized by an imbalance of power or strength. Recently, schools, prompted by negative incidents, have taken action to minimize bullying on their grounds. Parents can also take steps to prevent or minimize the harm that bullying can do. Be observant of your child's moods and nonverbal cues. Until teachers or principals deal with any bullying incident, work with your child at home to minimize the negative impact. Practice scenarios that involve ignoring or assertively coping with a bullying situation. Identify some key peers or adults who might help them if they're worried about bullying.
