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Garden City District and Curriculum

Students living in Garden City, Michigan attend school in the Garden City Public Schools district. The school system’s facilities include four elementary schools, one middle school, one high school, and one alternative high school. The district has aligned its curriculum with the national Common Core standards and has joined the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium. Students are taught a rigorous curriculum by highly-trained teachers who strive for success in each student.

We currently cover the following Garden City-area school district: Garden City Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Garden City District Curriculum

Students in elementary school are taught a curriculum that is focused around the four core subjects of Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Detailed curriculum maps are used to plot each standard along with the resources and strategies that will be used to teach them. Teachers then use these maps to for assessments that will show whether students have mastered the required standards. Students also receive instruction in a world language, Spanish and Japanese, each year.

Middle school and high school students take part in a college and career preparatory curriculum called Career Pathways. There are six different pathways for students to choose from once they take a skills test and evaluate all of their choices. Some of these career pathways include Health Sciences, Business Management, and Human Services. Once students choose a path, their curriculum is shaped by these interests.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Garden City Educational News

  • Honor Guard Watches Over Presidential Limo - Students from Garden City High School’s AFJROTC had the honor of standing guard over a piece of American history. The Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps members watched over the limousine once used by President John F. Kennedy. The automobile was part of an exhibit at the Ford museum.
  • District Adopts Device Policies - The Garden City Public Schools district has adopted a new policy dealing with the use of personal electronic devices in the classroom. Devices will be allowed as long as they are only used for educational purposes and do not have unfiltered wireless connections. The change in policy comes as technology is increasingly integrated into education.
  • Students Take Part in Industrial Conference - Garden City High School seniors recently participated in the Michigan Industrial Technological Education Society State Conference. Students competed in a contest to build sheds that were judged on speed, safety, and quality of construction. The conference is held to give students the opportunity to practice the skills they learn in class.

Garden City 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: Alternative High Schools

Alternative high schools are becoming more and more common in school districts nationwide. These facilities house students who are not able to perform successfully in traditional school settings. Some students attend an alternative school because of behavior problems, while others may be there because of a specific learning impairment. Alternative high schools often use several different strategies and techniques to help each student become successful. These strategies include smaller class sizes, action plans, and the use of special technologies. Other changes to students’ schedules and the structure of the school day can also help students. For example, some students have trouble adjusting to a new teacher and a new classroom for each subject. Therefore, these students perform much better when they remain in the same class with the same teacher who teaches all of their subjects. For students struggling in a mainstream educational environment, alternative high schools offer a chance to be both successful and happy.