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Kennesaw District and Curriculum
Kennesaw is part of the Cobb County School System. Cobb County School Systems English/Language Arts program is planned in ways designed to cultivate advanced literacy skills by applying a performance-based curriculum that is ever changing. An overarching goal of all Cobb County Schools is to enable students to succeed in attaining their individual goals; allowing them to function productively in our persistently changing world.
We currently cover the following Kennesaw-area school district: Cobb County School System.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Kennesaw District Curriculum
Cobb Counties Social Studies program is committed to guaranteeing that all students possess literacy skills in History, Geography, Politics, and Economics. Foundations for these areas are put in place during Kindergarten by learning about patriotism and holidays that we celebrate each year. Students learn about both local and global current issues, and varying cultural beliefs. Continuing throughout high school, Social Studies classes involve students evaluating multi-dimensional social, political, economic, cultural, and ethical issues.
The Cobb County School District tries to provide experience-based curriculum which will challenge their students, by helping them cultivate expertise in skills and ideas across all subject areas by emphasizing problem-solving stratagems. Cobb County boasts an elite mathematics program as well as science and technology. This district has a STEM focus and provides students with advanced instruction in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Kennesaw Educational News
- Fifteen Cobb High Schools Named Honor Schools - Fifteen Cobb County high schools were among the 2013 Georgia Advanced Placement Honor Schools according to the State Department of Education. This year’s program acknowledged 424 schools from across Georgia that have increased access to rigorous AP coursework, based on the results of 2012 AP classes. Two categories honor schools encouraging participation in AP Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) coursework. Cobb County was one of just 388 public school systems in the nation to earn a place on The College Board’s prestigious AP Achievement List.
- Cobb Schools A+ Rating For Transparency - The Cobb County School District has earned an A+ rating for public transparency from Sunshine Review. Since 2008, the Sunshine Review a citizen-run, national nonprofit organization focused on government oversight; has analyzed more than 6,000 state and local government websites for ease of access to public information, grading each on a 10-point transparency checklist. The district website has met all 10 of the watchdog organization’s standards for accountability, including access to information regarding taxes, budgeting, meeting records and minutes, elected officials, contacts for administrators, contracts, audits, background checks, academic information, and procedures for records requests. Cobb County is one of only two School Systems in the state of Georgia to receive an A+ rating.
- Test Results; Reflect District Focus On Writing Skills - Cobb County School’s 11th grade students have displayed increases in both the average scores and the percentage of students passing the requisite Georgia High School Writing Test (GHSWT); this is a statewide assessment of essential writing skills mandatory for students to receive a high school diploma in the State of Georgia. This District’s average score of 231 increased from 2011 scores; continuing to surpass the improved state score of (224) and metro Atlanta district score (226); based upon average scores. Kennesaw Mountain and South Cobb high schools displayed the District’s largest growth in the percentage of students meeting or surpassing State standards, each school showed improvement by more than four percent over 2011.
Kennesaw 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: Personal, Personality Perspective
There are many different categories for personalities the main types are Intrapersonal, Interpersonal, Introvert, and Extravert. A person that is Introverted will lean toward intrapersonal actions. What does this mean? Introverted people choose to be by themselves, they tend to internalize struggles and conflict and avoid public and group activities. When they are working on assignments they will often need complete seclusion and they will participate in intrapersonal communication; whereby they talk through problems or ideas in their own head instead of seeking out someone to talk with. The opposite is the Extrovert who will be the center of attention and will easily make friends and share everything they think and feel. These kids express themselves through interpersonal communication and need to talk and will talk to everyone about everything.
