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Fort Scott, Kansas Tutoring Programs
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Fort Scott District and Curriculum
The Kansas College and Career Ready Standards are used across schools in the Fort Scott Unified School District. The Standards were developed in a collaborative process that brought together teachers, subject area professionals, and community members to ensure that the goals are relevant and reasonable. A commitment to advanced use of innovative instruction in the classrooms of all grade levels is a major goal of the district. Interactive whiteboards have been placed in multiple classrooms and are especially utilized by the mathematics department for how they allow teachers to model problem-solving techniques to a whole class.
We currently cover the following Fort Scott-area school district: Fort Scott Unified School District 234.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Fort Scott District Curriculum
The district offers a rigorous curriculum that is internationally competitive so that students are prepared for the challenges that face them after graduation, whether they pursue post-secondary education or directly enter the workforce. The overarching curricular goals give students a deep base of knowledge, a wide range of critical thinking skills, and develops student potential for success by teaching citizenship and skills for lifelong learning. These students are more likely to succeed later in life.
The school strives to provide quality, effective, and caring teaching and learning for all so that every student is prepared with the skills, knowledge, and experiences for college and career. The school provides opportunities for students to be engaged and involved with the community through service and volunteering in the hopes that students who are engaged with their community will become active citizens later in life. The school tries to not only teach but to instill a lifelong love of learning, so that students take control of their own learning.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Fort Scott Educational News
- National Forensics League - The National Forensics League is a competitive extracurricular in which students participate in competitive speaking events locally and in the broader region. A variety of different styles of debate and public speaking competitions are available for students to participate in.
- Principal's Leadership Team - Students on the Principal's Leadership Team meet once a month to discuss what's going on in the schools, areas of successes, where more work needs to be done, and to collaboratively problem solve any emerging issues. All students who are interested in participating are welcome to attend.
- Future Educators of America - Future Educators of America is a national organization dedicated to high school students who are interested in a career in education. The group meets regularly and works on educational initiatives to be used at the school and also participates in workshops and conferences with students from around the country.
Fort Scott 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: Letters of Recommendation
It can be scary to ask teachers for letters of recommendations. It might seem like a no-brainer to ask teachers whose classes you’ve aced. This can certainly be true; a teacher who you have a good relationship with is probably going to write a good recommendation. But there can be other approaches. Sometimes, a student doesn’t do as well as s/he would like in a class, even though the student works really hard in that class. Maybe the student just isn’t good at math, for example. If the teacher believes that the student did work hard and tried his/her best, that teacher might well be able to mitigate the bad grade a little by explaining the situation. Obviously, this is only applicable if the student truly worked hard and the teacher believes this, but in a situation like this, it can do a lot of good.
