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Elkhart, Indiana Tutoring Programs
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Elkhart District and Curriculum
Elkhart Community Schools serves a student population of 12,500 in 14 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 2 high schools, a career center and a separate life center. To ensure that Elkhart Community Schools is meeting the needs of its student body they provide a variety of support and enrichment programs. These include athletics, fine and performing arts, high ability grouping and curriculum delivery, Title I services, and English as a Second Language support. They also offer a 21st Century Program with multiple centers to provide recreation, enrichment, and character development.
We currently cover the following Elkhart-area school district: Elkhart Community Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Elkhart District Curriculum
Academic rigor is built into the learning experience of Elkhart middle school students. They are required to take four core courses – math, language arts, science and social studies – in 7th and 8th grade. These are 64 minute long classes that span the entire academic year. Students who meet specific criteria may participate in the Honors section of these classes. Electives include a variety of music and art choices, industrial technology, and world languages.
High school graduation requirements are equally as challenging and include 6 credits respectively in each of the core curricular areas of math, science, and social studies. Additionally graduates must have successfully completed 8 language arts credits and 5 credits of electives that may be any combination of language, arts, technology or personal finance. Finally, two physical education credits, and a health and wellness credit must also be completed.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Elkhart Educational News
- A Winning Team - It’s been a successful year for the Elkhart Central Blazer Baseball Team. They recently won the Class 4A State Baseball Championship - a first-ever experience for this team! Even the Board of School Trustees joined in the excitement by adopting a resolution commending the team not only for their success on the field but for carrying a 3.3 GPA in the classroom as well.
- Service to the Community - Elkhart gives new meaning to the word community. Last year alone students, high school students collectively donated 30,000 hours of their time in the service of their community. Students could be seen helping the elderly, working with youngsters, cleaning up abandoned areas and much more. Elkhart is a role model for raising responsible young adults.
- Staying Up-to-Date - Elkhart offers the community to stay current on what is happening in the school district. Citizens need only to sign up on the homepage of the school district for the online newsletter called Elkhart Wins! Their mission is to keep the community informed of happenings that they say “may never show up in the newspaper or on the TV news, but nonetheless, they are happening in our schools and in the diverse lives of the wonderful kids we serve”. It truly is an excellent resource.
Elkhart 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: Organizational Tips for Students
Academic success is more attainable than most people realize – and often rests on mastering organizational skills as a prerequisite to learning. What follows are some valuable tips for getting and staying organized. Create a quiet study area within your home and schedule a regular study time. Make a calendar of assignments – and hang it where you can see it to remind you of pending work and when its due. Use a student assignment book. Take a few minutes each day to write down what was accomplished in class – a type of ‘school diary’. This is an excellent resource for staying on top of school work. And, make lists – even daily – of tasks to complete.
