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Excelsior Springs District and Curriculum

The Excelsior Springs School District strives to develop students who make good choices and decisions, both academically, socially, and in their lives. In a safe, supportive, and rigorous environment, the school encourages students to prove the best of themselves and to make positive contributions to the school and their community. They endeavor to instill a sense of personal pride as well as collective pride for their school and community. This work ethic and positive attitude towards learning will help students succeed in their lives.

We currently cover the following Excelsior Springs-area school district: Excelsior Springs School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Excelsior Springs District Curriculum

The curriculum follows the Missouri Learning Standards for mathematics, science, and humanities classes. Students study the hows and whys of mathematics so that they understand the math and aren’t just memorizing formulas. Students study fewer concepts but to greater depth of knowledge in a school year.

In science classes, students begin with a study of the physical world and advance to engineering skills. The focus is on real-world applications of problems so that students gain knowledge they can use in college, the workforce, and beyond. In humanities classes, students read complex and interesting texts, with guiding questions, for content and intent. They gather evidence from their reading and use it to support their ideas and opinions when writing persuasive, informational, and analytic essays and giving oral presentations.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Excelsior Springs Educational News

  • High School Activities - Excelsior Springs High School has many activities for students, from academic extension clubs to arts programs. Students are encouraged to find an option within community service groups, academically competitive clubs, and collaborative arts groups in which to participate.
  • Sports Opportunities - Excelsior Springs High School offers many athletics opportunities for students, regardless if the student is joining for fun and exercise or because they have plans to play in college or beyond. The teams also work together on community service projects.
  • ESHS Academic Counseling - Excelsior Springs High School’s Guidance Department exists to provide academic guidance to students at all stages of their high school career. From course planning, to locating college and career possibilities, and searching for scholarships or grants, the guidance counselors have many ways in which they support student success.

Excelsior Springs 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: Considerations about Gap Years

A sobering fact is that millions of dollars are wasted, and thousands of dollars of debt for young people, are created every year by students who drop out of college. This usually occurs during their first year, often during the first term. Students drop out, often with bad grades or incompletes. Worse than this, they’ve had a negative experience, and it can take a long time for them to overcome this and return to college. Some will enter community colleges to test the waters and make up missing, required classes before moving on to four-year colleges. This can be a great bridge. But, of course, it would be better if students avoided this false start entirely. A Gap Year is a great way for students to gain the maturity and life experience to ensure that they are ready for college.