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Dry Run, Ohio Tutoring Programs
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Dry Run District and Curriculum
Children in Dry Run attend public school in the Forest Hills School District. The district includes programs for students in preschool through high school. There are more than 7,500 students who attend classes in nine school buildings. Success for All Students is the district’s primary mission, which teachers, staff members, families, and the community at large seek to fulfill each day. Educational programs offered by the district are well designed, based on the latest educational research, and are executed such that each child is able to attain their highest level of success. Challenging and relevant classroom learning activities help students acquire the skills they need to reach their academic goals.
We currently cover the following Dry Run-area school district: Forest Hills School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Dry Run District Curriculum
The high school English language arts curriculum in Dry Run promotes the development of advanced speaking and listening skills. These skills are acquired through various means. Students take part in one-on-one, small group, and large group discussions. During these discussions, students work on active participation as speakers and listeners. Students develop the ability to present information in a succinct, yet well supported manner that draws upon evidence of related readings.
The social studies curriculum for middle school students in Dry Run focuses on a number of areas in American history. Learners begin by examining the settlement of North America by European immigrants. The interactions between Europeans and Native Americans are analyzed, including how Native populations assisted in helping early European settlers survive. Conflict between various European powers with regard to claiming territory in the New World is studied as well. The American Revolution is another topic of study. Students learn about the various reasons why Americans sought independence and review the struggles that the new nation had after independence was won from the British Empire.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Dry Run Educational News
- Early Childhood Courses For District's Youngest Students - A comprehensive early childhood education program is available from Forest Hills School District. Children under the age of five within the district’s boundaries can enroll in preschool or Head Start. These programs provide students with literacy and numeracy development, as well as the chance to develop social skills.
- Students Gain Advanced Credit in Middle and High School - Dry Run’s 7-12 graders can participate in Ohio’s College Credit Plus program. Middle school students can gain high school credit and high school students can gain college credit by participating in the program.
- Parent Resources Offered by District - Parents with children who have special educational needs can get support from the Parent Resource Coordinator in Forest Hills School District. Information about support groups, laws, and other resources is available. The group is also involved with advocacy and ensuring students have the best quality learning environment.
Dry Run 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: Mentoring Programs Improve Student Success
Mentoring programs have grown in popularity throughout the nation as a means by which schools can help students be more successful. Many mentoring programs focus on the transition between middle school and high school. A number of studies have revealed that this transition is the most difficult for students. As a result, the highest grade-level dropout rate occurs during the freshman year of high school. Mentoring programs give students the support they need in order to avoid the pitfalls that result in so many dropouts. Freshmen are often paired with older students who provide support for a variety of issues, from making friends to doing better in school. Mentors also work with younger students to help them develop social skills, communication skills, and study skills. As a result of this work, mentoring programs have much success in improving student achievement. Mentored students attend school more regularly, have fewer discipline problems, hand their homework in on time more often, and have improved class grades.
