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Lancaster, South Carolina Tutoring Programs

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Lancaster District and Curriculum

Lancaster County School District seeks to provide all students with a quality education so that they have every opportunity for success in a modern society. They have implemented the Common Core State Standards in Math and English Language Arts in order to provide their students with a competitive education. Standards exist in other core subjects and electives that designate what students should know and be able to do in the subject. There are also many extracurriculars that allow students to connect with their personal interests.

We currently cover the following Lancaster-area school district: Lancaster County School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Lancaster District Curriculum

In English Language Arts, students read and write about a variety to texts. They practice skills that are applicable in all courses of study, and will help them achieve success in college and careers. The writing portion of the curriculum requires that students learn to write using a process-oriented approach which includes brainstorming and planning, writing, editing and revising, and presenting their work. Research skills are also taught so that students know how to locate information and determine the validity and point of view in texts.

The Math curriculum challenges students to apply critical thinking skills as they seek solutions to real world problems. They delve deeply into each concept until they are able to master and explain all aspects of it. One goal is for students to be exposed to different problem solving methods in numeracy, algebraic operations, and geometry so that over the years they develop quantitative, logical and abstract reasoning skills.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Lancaster Educational News

  • New Elementary School Named - The District Board of Education approved the name of the new elementary school to be built on Harrisburg road. The school will be called Harrisburg Elementary with the mascot of the Tomahawks. The school colors will be blue, gold, and white.
  • High School Students Win State and International Awards - Lancaster High School Junior Civitans and Civinettes won a combination of 28 state and international awards for their service to their school and community of over the last year. Congratulations to these students and thank your for your generous commitment to service.
  • Teacher Selected for STAR Seminar - Jane Hudson, third grade teacher at North Elementary School was one of twelve South Carolina teachers selected for the Strategies for Teacher Advancement and Renewal (STAR) Seminar. This award is meant to honor teachers for their dedication to success in the classroom. Congratulations!

Lancaster 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 Responsibility

Teaching your child personal responsibility will prove to be a valuable lesson for him or her. This means, letting your child be responsible for completing homework and chores, or suffering consequences. Help your child with organization and time management skills, but require them to make age appropriate choices. For example, let them be responsible to recording and bringing home homework each day. If the child forgets, don’t go back to school or make excuses for them. Teach them to be honest about their mistake and allow them to suffer whatever consequence this involves. Prevention of this will not teach them responsibility, which is important for success in college and the career world.