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Grand Blanc Township District and Curriculum

Grand Blanc Community Schools serve the township with ten elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school. With statistics touting 100% AYP accreditation and a graduation rate of 92.89%, GBCS prepares students using an aligned curriculum and highly qualified teachers. Schools focus on creating independent learners who are able to think critically and problem solve. Grand Blanc Community Schools also credit some of their success to its over 2,000 volunteers that help to make the school system an educationally rich environment.

We currently cover the following Grand Blanc Township-area school district: Grand Blanc Community Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Grand Blanc Township District Curriculum

A stand out in Grand Blanc Community Schools is its belief in project-based learning, which requires students to show mastery of objectives by completing a project throughout the learning process. Students form a question at the beginning of a learning unit and research throughout the unit to find the answer. The projects culminate in a multimedia presentation as well as a written assessment.

GBCS also use learning targets in their lesson plans and assessments. Learning targets are objectives that have been broken down into a more student-friendly language. These targets are an integral part of the lesson plans and are posted for students to see. This allows the students to take ownership of their education while providing explicit evidence of the expectations for each particular objective. As students get older, Grand Blanc Community Schools offer several programs designed to let students get a head start on their career. Career Cruising is a software program that allows students to explore different careers and their requirements.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Grand Blanc Township Educational News

  • Grand Blanc High School 2nd Annual Run - For the last two years Grand Blanc High School has used the popularity of color runs to raise money for its annual yearbook. Race participants sign up to run for a fee which goes towards the school’s yearbook production. In return, runners get to dress up in costumes and run while being covered in colorful powder.
  • Zumba Class Encourages Fitness - In an effort to get kids moving more, one Grand Blanc elementary school has been offering Zumba classes. Students enjoy the classes because they are not only incredibly fun, but a healthy way to exercise as well. Instructors recently started charging a small fee that will be donated to the Relay for Life in honor of a local teacher.
  • Parents as Teachers Program - The Parents as Teachers Program is designed to help families in the district with the youngest learners prepare their children to school and introduce literacy rich activities through developmentally appropriate hands-on learning experiences.

Grand Blanc Township 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 Transition to Middle School

Graduating from elementary school can be an exciting and scary time in a young child’s life, but there are things you can do to help them transition successfully. Elementary school is all about guiding students along the way and showing them exactly how to do things. However, starting in middle school students are taught to be independent learners and a lot of that guidance goes by the wayside. One of the ways you can help your student transition is to start giving them academic independence early on. Have them complete their work themselves and then review it with them in order to help them build confidence. Involve your child in community programs at the middle school so that he or she will know some familiar faces on the first day of school. Another great idea is to take a tour of the middle school so that your student knows exactly where to go on that first day as well. These steps can help make your child’s transition to middle school a great experience.