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Jennings District and Curriculum
is a rigorous, supportive district that values the success of its students. Diversity is celebrated so that students are more able to adapt to a diverse global community, which they will have to interact within. All students are offered opportunities to succeed and maintain standards that are in line with 21st century learning expectations. In addition to academics, many extracurricular offerings are available to help mold students into engaged, active citizens who take part in their local community.
We currently cover the following Jennings-area school district: Jennings School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Jennings District Curriculum
Jennings High School has a well-researched, competitive curriculum that follows the Missouri Learning Standards. The curriculum requires its students to read a plethora of literary genres, as well as more complex texts that help students learn the background knowledge in areas such as science and social studies. Students are asked questions that push them to refer back to what they have read for evidence to support their opinions. They write critical and analytic essays based on their reading and learn writing process skills such as brainstorming, editing, revising, and presenting their own original research.
The district curriculum stresses critical-thinking, problem-solving, evaluative, and analytic skills that are required for success in college, career, and life. Health and wellness are also emphasized so that students become healthy adults, and students who take control of their own education are more likely to achieve success later in life.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Jennings Educational News
- College Prep Academy - The Jennings School District has created a number of small learning communities for students, and offer College Prep Academy to those who are strongly focused on their academics and want opportunities that offer academic rigor in preparation for college level learning.
- JHS Activities - Jennings High School offers diverse clubs for students so that they can participate in community, artistic, academic, or hobbyist groups with their peers. Some of the groups are competitive while others provide students more of a collaborative experience. All students are encouraged to find a club of interest to them.
- Library Resources - Jennings High School’s Library provides students the opportunity to learn how to work with research resources to find quality information. The library has subscription services to a wide range of academic databases and helps students learn how to navigate these tools.
Jennings 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: What’s In a Recommendation?
Most colleges require two recommendations from classroom teachers either junior or senior year. But what do they actually write the recommendation about? Teachers who’ve taught the applicant junior or senior year probably have some pretty good insights into certain qualities the student has, such as work ethic, classroom performance and attitude, personality, and other things. They can comment upon how serious the student is about learning, regardless of how well the student did in class This gives insight into how the student might behave and fare in a college level class. The teacher can also comment upon the student’s actual work. How hard does the student work on assignments? Does the student seek out extra help when needed? Does the student just do what’s required? Does the student exhibit intellectual curiosity? All of these are very important questions that only a teacher who’s had the student in class can answer.
