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Litchfield Park District and Curriculum

Litchfield Park schools follow the College and Career Ready curriculum that is Arizona’s plan to ensure that all students are prepared to enter college and the workplace. These standards are designed to create real understanding and dig deeper into fewer topics to ensure that students master the skills and content needed for real world success. The rigorous curriculum learning objectives and standards are intended to prepare Arizona students for competition in the global career pursuits available because of new and innovative technology.

We currently cover the following Litchfield Park-area school districts: Agua Fria Union High School District and Litchfield Elementary School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Litchfield Park District Curriculum

The English/Language Arts curriculum prepares students with good listening, reading, writing, and comprehension skills. Students read fiction and non fiction and use different types of writing, such as persuasive and explanatory. Students learn critical thinking skills to help with decision making and problem solving. They also develop research skills, the ability to recognize the purpose of texts, how to evaluate information, and how to properly cite references.

In the math and sciences, students also learn problem solving and critical thinking skills. They learn to assess different types of problems and recognize the best method to solve problems. It is also important for students to be able to conceptualize problems and to reorganize problem components to create different versions of the problems they need to solve. Technology is infused in the math and science curriculum so that students can see the connections between the subjects.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Litchfield Park Educational News

  • Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium - Plan a visit to the zoo and aquarium and be amazed by the wide array of animals and fish. From the normal to the exotic, you are sure to see an animal you love. The zoo also has programs for school field trips, so be sure to call ahead of time to schedule your visit.
  • Rosson House Museum - The Rosson House is an 1892 Victorian 8,200 square foot house located in the old part of Phoenix. The house is kept in its original state and tours included individual tours and group tours. There is also a special tour for schools, so plan a field trip to see this piece of history.
  • Arizona Science Center - The Arizona Science Center has over 300 hands-on activities for their visitors. Visitors can view four levels of the hands-on exhibits and there is a five story Imazx theater, along with a planetarium. Schedule a family outing or a field trip to the Science Center where you will probably need more than one day to see and do everything. There are also special temporary exhibits that change from time to time.

Litchfield Park 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 Makes Good Teacher-Student Relationships?

Teachers want to have good relationships with the students they teach, but is not always easy to build these relationships. The key, as in all relationships, is good communication. No matter how good the teacher's communication skills are, it just seems that some students don't respond favorably. There are some techniques teachers can try. When a student is not doing his or her work or is being disruptive to other student, try walking to their desk, gently touch their shoulder and whisper that s/he needs to please do the work quietly. No one likes to be embarrassed in front of peers, and also addressing the issue quietly is bound to get a better response. Parents should be involved in these issues to reinforce the communication expectations at home.