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Kokomo, Indiana Tutoring Programs
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Kokomo District and Curriculum
Kokomo Schools boasts 11 separate elementary, middle and high schools housed on individual campuses that serve a 6,400 student population. With low student-teacher ratios and a seasoned staff, children of all ages can be expected to thrive in 21st century classroom environments. In addition, an arts integrated curriculum and International Baccalaureate program broaden the personal choices of learning discovery for parents and students. International travel is a regular choice for students in the later grades as well.
We currently cover the following Kokomo-area school district: Kokomo Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Kokomo District Curriculum
Of the many unique and cutting edge features of the Kokomo Public Schools is their commitment to technology integration. Kokomo is one of the first districts nationwide to provide each student with a laptop or tablet for instructional use each day. Kokomo educators recognize that language acquisition is valuable in today’s global society; therefore Spanish instruction begins in kindergarten and continues throughout a child’s academic career while enrolled in the district.
A STEM program is provided at the middle school level for young adults whose interest is science, technology and mathematics. Finally, project-based and integrated learning opportunities are provided in all curricular areas. Advanced Placement and Honors classes are available in all core curricular areas at the high school for students who qualify and a vocational program is provided students preparing for a career.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Kokomo Educational News
- Families of Distinction - The Kokomo Head Start Program recently honored fifty families at a celebratory dinner. This is the largest number ever to receive this award that recognizes parents for their active involvement in all facets of their children’s education. The evening brought together educators, local business representatives and families in a salute to the power of parent involvement.
- Art Education Integral Part of the Curriculum - Research underscores the value of Art Education in child development. Kokomo embraced this theory recently by hiring an additional 6 educators to deliver an integrated arts education curriculum. Funding for this program comes from a combination of public and private grants.
- Two Kokomo Schools Granted International Baccalaureate (IB) Status - Central Middle School and Kokomo High School have both been recognized as prestigious International Baccalaureate Schools recently. They are the first schools in the region to receive this distinction. IB is an internationally recognized rigorous curriculum that provides a unique and challenging framework for academic delivery.
Kokomo 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: Family Homework Assignments
A common topic of controversy is homework. No matter how hard schools try – they have a difficult time hitting ‘just the right note’ between too much homework and not enough. Some important tips to remember about homework include: homework time IS family time. Part of the reason that students are assigned homework is to get parents involved in their child’s education while allowing them to recognize their own child’s strengths and weaknesses and keep abreast of what the class is studying. Homework time should be part of the family routine. It reinforces the view that parents support school as a valid and valued part of the growing up process. If you are displeased with something about homework – contact the teacher and share your concerns. Contact your child’s teacher if you would like suggestions on family activities that support learning in general.
