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Glen Ellyn, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Glen Ellyn District and Curriculum
The curriculum is intended to prepare students to be productive citizens who are equipped for the future as knowledgeable people who understand and apply a core body of knowledge and skills across the curriculum. Students are encouraged to take responsibility for their own learning and be self-motivated. Students should have the skills to collect, organize, analyze, and retain information and use a variety of techniques, resources, and technology to gather information.
We currently cover the following Glen Ellyn-area school districts: Glen Ellyn School District 41, Community Consolidated School District 89, and Glenbard High School District 87.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Glen Ellyn District Curriculum
Students are encouraged to become critical thinkers who use critical and analytical thinking to solve problems by evaluating and refining different strategies. Students should be effective communicators who observe attentively, speak effectively, write clearly and expressively, and demonstrate strong listening skills. Students are encouraged to apply their acquired knowledge to life experiences. The curriculum also encourages students to demonstrate a commitment to establish, meet, and exceed goals and use resources, technology, and time effectively and efficiently.
The curriculum aims to mold students into responsible individuals who treat themselves and others with respect, whether working in groups or alone. Students are taught to demonstrate ethical behavior and demonstrate positive choices for physical and emotional health. Community service is encouraged as well as an understanding of the rights and responsibilities of citizenship.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Glen Ellyn Educational News
- Learning Resource Center - Glenbard South’s Learning Resource Center offers many opportunities for students, from academic resources to fun activities. If a student is having particular difficulties in one subject, the Learning Resource Center is equipped to bring skills up to the necessary level.
- High School Athletics - Glenbard West High School offers many athletics opportunities for all students. The athletic department’s most up-to-date news is available on the school’s website and includes schedules and upcoming events for families to attend.
- Focus on Guidance - Glenbard West High School’s Guidance department offers many resources for students, ranging from academic and emotional support to college guidance. For students entering high school, the guidance department is the best place to go for planning the course load that will get you ready for your goals!
Glen Ellyn 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: Staying In Touch
Students are often hesitant to contact college admissions representatives, or, on the flipside, some students will contact representatives with no real goal in mind other than establishing contact. You shouldn’t be afraid to reach out to an admissions representative (that’s part of their job) but you should always have a clear goal in mind. It’s a good idea, after meeting with a representative or touring a campus, to send a Thank-You note, which can be an email. This is a great time to establish contact but don’t labor the point; your goal is to say thanks so say thanks. It’s fine to mention how much you like the school, or what have you, but don’t send them too lengthy of an email. A few sentences is fine. Similarly, reaching out for the first time can be scary, but it helps if you have a specific question in mind. This also means they have to write you back, and you may be able to keep this conversation going, but again, the point is really to get answers to your questions and simply to establish that contact.
