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Geneva, Ohio Tutoring Programs
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Geneva District and Curriculum
Geneva Area City Schools is committed to fostering academic excellence for all students from kindergarten through the twelfth grade. Programming in Geneva also focuses on helping students develop interpersonal and intrapersonal skills that make them kind, considerate, and compassionate citizens. The district’s curriculum focuses on college and career readiness, and as such, offers students the chance to study a variety of topics, from music to social studies to career and technical fields. By utilizing best practices and the latest educational research, Geneva Area city Schools has built an educational system that meets students’ unique needs while also challenging kids to reach their highest possible potential.
We currently cover the following Geneva-area school district: Geneva Area City Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Geneva District Curriculum
A central component of the Geneva curriculum is an all-inclusive exploration of English language arts. At the elementary level, the curriculum focuses on helping students acquire basic skills, such as identifying key ideas and details in literary texts. Young learners work on integrating ideas from various authors in order to develop a greater understanding of the topic under study. In middle school, learners explore strategies for supporting their opinions in their writings, such as noting research and citing their sources.
Once in high school, learners engage in learning that is more advanced. Students examine the plot of various stories and analyze the ways in which an author develops his or her characters. Students also compare and contrast authors and the ways in which they use of tone, setting, and word choice to develop a story. Students learn how to use the context of the story to better understand the unknown, and also become adept at utilizing print and digital resources to become better informed about literary devices.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Geneva Educational News
- Inclement Weather Policies - In the case of inclement weather or other unexpected events, Geneva Area City Schools will implement a two-hour delay procedure. Decisions on a delayed start will be made by 6:00 am so families have an opportunity to make alternate plans for childcare and transportation.
- Schools Receive Excellent Ratings - Geneva High School, Austinburg Elementary School, and Cork Elementary School have all received Excellent ratings from the Ohio Department of Education. Geneva Middle School has received a rating of Excellent with Distinction.
- Student Insurance Available to Families - Families with students enrolled in Geneva Area City Schools can obtain insurance for their child through the district. Accident and sickness insurance are both available. Students are able to access a wide array of local medical services with this insurance.
Geneva 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: Why Year-Long School Is Beneficial
The traditional nine-month school schedule is still far and away the most popular in school districts nationwide. However, more and more schools are looking into the possibility of switching to a year-round calendar in an effort to improve instruction and boost student retention of information. Supporters of year-round school say that it will help minimize “brain drain” that occurs during long breaks in a traditional schedule, especially over the summer break. Instead of taking infrequent and long vacations, year-round schedules have frequent, shorter breaks. For example, a school might be in session for nine weeks, with a two-week break that follows. This gives both students and teachers enough time to dive into their studies, but also gives them time off to recharge, refresh, and stay engaged in educational activities. Year-round schooling also affords students the opportunity to study subjects more in depth, and study a wider variety of subjects as well.
