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London District and Curriculum
K-12 students in London attend London City Schools. The district includes three schools – one elementary school, one middle school, and one high school – and more than 2,100 students. Although the district and the city of London are both growing, there is still a small-town feel to the education that children get in London City Schools. Teachers foster the development of each child’s unique interests and aptitudes through extensive individualized attention. Children are encouraged to explore topics that interest them, in addition to participating in the regular school curriculum. The mission of the district is to promote student success. To achieve this mission, London City Schools has implemented a curriculum that is both rigorous and relevant to the needs of today.
We currently cover the following London-area school district: London City Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the London District Curriculum
As part of the career studies, students learn that their income potential rests squarely on their ability to demonstrate competency on the job and commitment to doing a job well done. Credit and debt is discussed in detail, with students identifying the differences between good and bad debt. To be responsible users of credit, students explore the various ways in which credit can be used correctly and incorrectly. Students also examine interest rates and how carrying a balance on a credit card can result in thousands of dollars of interest fees.
A central part of the London curriculum is the visual and performing arts. Students have the option of studying theatre arts as part of the curriculum. In high school, theatre students work on advanced skills that meet or exceed standards and benchmarks for proficiency in drama performance. Students learn various duties associated with theatre production, including the various roles of actors, directors, and stage technicians. Students develop advanced acting skills, noting the use of elements that direct and hold the audience’s attention.
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Keeping Informed: Recent London Educational News
- School Breakfast Offered - In order to help each elementary school student in London get off on the right foot each school day, breakfast is offered from 8:00 am to 9:00 am. The district places heavy emphasis on the nutrition guidelines and policies and strives to make sure students have the nutrition needed for good learning.
- London Fine Arts Festival - The London Fine Arts Festival gives local artists a chance to exhibit their work in the community and also to collaborate with other artists to increase the arts opportunities in town. All members of the community are invited to support this endeavor. The Arts Festival is also a great opportunity to volunteer - setting up, providing refreshments, helping move artwork, and supporting a community effort.
- London Academy Available as Alternative Setting - The London Academy is an alternative option for high schoolers in the district who require a non-traditional setting to complete their schooling. The school uses a correspondence model in conjunction with American School in Lansing, Illinois that allows them to work through one course at a time at an accelerated pace.
London 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: Preparing a College Resume
Some students balk at creating a resume because they use the Common Application, which includes a list of activities. In a sense, this is a resume, though it only allows a limited number of activities. If you’re applying to colleges that don’t take the Common Application, you should really consider making a resume, also. Frankly, it’s a good idea to make a resume to prepare for filling out the Common Application, since it will get you thinking about what activities you want to highlight and include or not include. Some students prefer to send an additional resume because it simply looks nicer than the Common Application version, as well. And some students will end up filling out their application on a college’s website, even when it is a college that offers the Common Application, so having a resume on hand can be very useful.
