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Glenview District and Curriculum
Academic success is the top priority within the local districts and is achieved through diverse course offerings with opportunities for individual exploration. In addition to core academic courses in the areas of English, mathematics, science, social studies, and world language; students may pursue special interest classes such as debate, architecture, automotives, and graphic design.
We currently cover the following Glenview-area school districts: Avoca School District 37, East Maine School District 63, Glenbrook High Schools District 225, Glenview School District 34, Northbrook/Glenview School District 30, and West Northfield School District 31.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Glenview District Curriculum
The high schools promote a common curriculum which supports students’ success and creates opportunities for individual expression. The development of the students as critically thinking individuals and members of the community is stressed. Literacy is at the forefront of learning and strong reading comprehension skills are taught in all subjects so students have a sense of scientific and technical literacy, in addition to the development critical reading skills with literary works.
Students have the opportunity for success inside and outside of the classroom through numerous athletic and activities programs. The schools offer twenty-nine different competitive sports as well as a series of club sports. Each school also hosts from 70-80 different clubs and activities for students throughout the year. Involvement in the community and volunteer activities are promoted by the school as well in an effort to invest students in their community and vice versa.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Glenview Educational News
- Free Student EKG Testing at Glenbrook South High School - Students will have the opportunity to participate in free cardiac screening in Screens for Teens. Parents will act as volunteers for the health awareness project.
- Community Service - The Girls Volleyball program raised $3000 to support the Libertyville Feed My Starving Children location. Students also volunteered at the Libertyville food packing facility.
- Debate Team News - The Glenbrook South High School debate team started its season at the Niles Township Invitational. The field consisted of eighty teams from three different states over the course of the weekend.
Glenview 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: The College Essay
One of the most important things to consider when writing the college application essay is tone. Tone is how something is communicated. Topic is, obviously, important, but how something is said can be much more important than even what is said. Consider this: one event can be described in many different ways with many different results. The same experience could be described in such a way as to inspire pity in a reader, or admiration, or humor; the only real difference is the tone. Tone should be considered because it affects how the reader responds to the essay. Do you want the reader to feel pity? Or to feel admiration? Or to laugh? Any of these responses could be useful objectives but without paying attention to tone, you won’t be able to steer the reader in the direction you want. And keep in mind that tone can be created and changed with miniscule word choices. Sometimes, one word in a paragraph can change the entire flow of that paragraph.
