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Easley District and Curriculum
Pickens County Public Schools work to promote a quality education that prepares students for success beyond the classroom. In order to prepare students for life outside of the classroom, the schools promote high achievement, personal responsibility, and character development. Pickens County Public Schools have implemented the Common Core State Standards in Math and Language Arts in order to prepare their students for college, career, and citizen opportunities that they may encounter in the future.
We currently cover the following Easley-area school district: Pickens County Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Easley District Curriculum
The Common Core English Language Arts standards require students to study both literature and non-fiction works. Students should be able to read, understand, and write about a variety of genres which will prepare them for future success. They are expected to discuss and present their critical thoughts on the fiction and non-fiction which they read. Writing involves analytic responses to literature and informational texts, as well as creative and persuasive forms of writing and students learn about the process of writing from outlining to final presentation.
In Math, students are asked to delve deeper into the concepts in order to have a well-rounded mastery of each particular skill before moving on to the next standard. In the elementary grades, students learn the basics of numerical operations, fractions, ratios and probabilities as well as patterning, shape recognition, and spatial awareness. This is the foundation for algebra, geometry, statistics and other advanced topics in mathematics which they will take in high school and college.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Easley Educational News
- Elementary Schools Honored for Fighting Childhood Obesity - The Alliance for a Healthier Generation has honored A.R. Lewis and West End Elementary Schools for providing both students and faculty with opportunities to practice healthy lifestyle habits. Some of the opportunities include walking/running clubs before and after school, dance, and other fitness activities.
- Congratulations to Teacher and Support Employee of the Year - Jan Burroughs, biology teacher at Easley High School was named teacher of the year. The support employee of the year is Pauline Blackston who works as a data entry clerk and instructional assistant at A.R. Lewis Elementary. Both received award and recognitions for their achievements.
- New Alums Receive Innovision Awards - Two Pickens County students recently received the Innovision Award from the Career and Technology Center. The students were part of a team that built a robotics welder for a local electronics manufacturer. The students have both gone on to study mechatronics at Tri-County Technical College.
Easley 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 the Most Out of Homework Time
For many families, homework can be a challenge. It is difficult to get children to sit down after spending the day at school. To combat this problem, consider planning a family wide quite hour. Turn off the television, music, and the like and invite everyone to spend time quietly working on homework or reading. Do this at the same time each day so your children expect it to happen. Finally, invite EVERY member of the family to join in. Children who are not school aged yet can be looking at picture books or coloring, and adults can model learning by reading.
