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Delhi Township, Michigan Tutoring Programs
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Delhi Township District and Curriculum
Students in Delhi Township attend one of four different school districts that include Holt Public Schools, Mason Public Schools, Eaton Rapids Public Schools, and Lansing Public Schools. Lansing Public Schools is the largest of these districts with over thirty schools and a STEM Academy. Students are taught a curriculum shaped by the standards of the national Common Core initiative and the Michigan Grade Level Expectations. The schools also offer various programs in the arts, technology and extracurriculars that help students explore their personal interests.
We currently cover the following Delhi Township-area school district: Eaton Rapids Public Schools, Holt Public Schools, Lansing Public Schools, and Mason Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Delhi Township District Curriculum
The elementary Mathematics curriculum is rooted in the theory that a strong foundational knowledge is the key to long-term success in the subject. Students learn basic number operations until mastery is reached in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Teachers use a variety of teaching strategies and resources to achieve this goal including the use of technology to peak student interest. Other topics include measurement, money, pattern recognition, and geometry.
As students advance into middle school and high school, their Mathematics curriculum becomes more complex. The foundational skills learned in elementary school will then be used to expand into deeper topics such as Algebra, Calculus, and Trigonometry. Technology and the use of calculators will become increasingly important as students delve into these more difficult strands of Mathematics. Students will also apply new skills to real-life scenarios that will benefit them as they become adults.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Delhi Township Educational News
- Summer Reading Program Partners - The Lansing Reading is Fundamental chapter has again partnered with the local Macy’s department store in the nationwide Be Book Smart campaign. Customers can opt to donate $3 that will be used to purchase a book for a local student. In return, Macy’s will give the customer a store coupon to use on their next shopping trip.
- School District Receives Grant - The Capital Region Community Foundation recently awarded the Lansing School District with an $8,000 grant to build a hydroponics farm at one of the elementary schools. The project will allow students to gain hands-on experiences with the growing process and structure of plants. The food produced on the farm will then be used to supply healthy food options for school lunches.
- Community Gives Back to Schools - The Lansing/Dewitt Sunrise Rotary purchased over one hundred backpacks for Lansing School District students who could not afford a new one. Other community organizations purchased school supplies which will be put in the backpacks before distribution. The service club has a long-standing partnership with the school system.
Delhi Township 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: Technology Education
Technology education has become a part of the curriculum in schools around the country. Most high schools are now requiring at least one technology class for graduation in order to introduce the subject to students before they enter college. Gone are the days when the highest tech class was keyboarding. Students can now take courses that range from basic computer skills to intricate coding classes. As technology has advanced, so have the course offerings for students. Students interested in certain careers can even take specific courses tailored to their interests. For example, drama students can take classes to learn how to operate stage equipment and engineering students can take computer drawing classes. While schools offer some very specialized courses, students can still take simpler keyboarding and operating classes to maintain their skills. As technology continues to advance, schools will adjust their course offerings in order to keep students in touch with the latest trends.
