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Hastings District and Curriculum
More than 4,700 K-12 students attend Hastings Public Schools. The district includes three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The mission of the district is to provide educational opportunities for students that promote the development of a lifelong love of learning. A critical component of that mission is to make learning an active and engaging process such that students enjoy school. Classroom lessons focus on applying knowledge to real-world situations. The district takes much pride in its academic programs, which range from a variety of services for special needs to students to a host of honors and college-level courses that prepare students for success in their post-secondary educational pursuits.
We currently cover the following Hastings-area school district: Hastings Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Hastings District Curriculum
In the world languages curriculum, students work in one-on-one situations to enhance their understanding of common words, phrases, and gestures, and build their vocabularies and grammatical understanding as well. The interpretive realm focuses on developing improved reading skills. Students also engage in writing projects to help them acquire proficiency in reading and writing in a second language. The curriculum also helps learners acquire a better understanding of cultural and social aspects of language study.
Hastings’ art curriculum helps elementary school students develop a strong understanding of the foundational ideas of the arts. Learners identify various art forms, including dance, painting, singing, and playing an instrument. Students get an opportunity to explore and learn in each of these areas in order to develop an appreciation for the time and work each medium takes to master. In the visual arts, students learn how to use tools and materials like brushes and canvases to create art that expresses an individual idea or opinion.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Hastings Educational News
- Hastings Schools Are Now on Facebook - Students, families, and community members can now stay up-to-date on events in Hastings Public Schools via the district’s Facebook page. News, information about activities, and upcoming events can be found for all the district’s schools on the page.
- Kindergarten Registration Processes and Procedures - Families with kindergarten-aged children can register their child for school beginning in January of each year. The registration period stays open until June. Parents will want to get this done early so that they can help prepare their children to start school.
- District Text Messaging Available - Families that wish to stay abreast of school events can register for Hastings Public Schools’ text messaging service. Once registered, families will receive necessary updates via text to their mobile phone. This is a great method to keep up communication and reduce the districts use of paper announcements.
Hastings 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: Evaluating Four-Day School Weeks
Many school districts are working on developing new calendars that get away from the traditional five-day a week, nine-month a year setup. In about 100 school districts, the new calendar is based on a four-day school week. This setup is nothing new. Districts in rural areas, particularly in the west, have had four-day school weeks for decades in order to account for children that needed to help tend farms and ranches. Other rural districts adopted a four-day week to allow athletes to participate in traveling sports on Fridays without missing class. As this type of calendar has become more popular, other benefits have become obvious. Fridays can be used by faculty members to plan, coordinate programs, and participate in continuing education. Study halls can be held on Fridays as well, allowing kids that have fallen behind to more easily catch up. The four-day school week is also less expensive, saving on costs for busses, substitute teachers, utilities, and the like.
