Private, In-Home Tutoring in Lower Township, New Jersey
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Lower Township, New Jersey Tutoring Programs
Get started with SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Lower Township, New Jersey students. Start with a FREE ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT with an Academic Director. Our flagship programs are available at $156/month.
Lower Township District and Curriculum
There are two public school districts serving the students of Lower Township, New Jersey. Students in kindergarten through 6th grade attend the Lower Township Elementary School District. Students in grades 7-12 attend the Lower Cape May Regional School District. Together, these districts provide a comprehensive K-12 education, with an emphasis on producing graduates that are responsible, caring, knowledgeable citizens who are prepared to make positive contributions to society. This mission is accomplished through strong community and parental involvement, unique learning opportunities and rigorous standards for student learning.
We currently cover the following Lower Township-area school districts: Lower Township Elementary School District and Lower Cape May Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Lower Township District Curriculum
Both the Lower Township School District and the Lower Cape May Regional School District develop curricula according to the guidelines of the Common Core State Standards and the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. The former governs what should be taught at each grade level in math and language arts. The latter outlines benchmarks for student learning in seven other core subject areas.
The world languages curriculum ensures that students acquire an understanding of other peoples and cultures through the study of language. Both French and Spanish are currently offered to students in grades 7-12. Students begin by learning the basics of the language such as words, names, numbers and days of the week. As they advance in their studies, students acquire the ability to speak and read basic sentences, as well as identify parts of speech, such as nouns, adverbs and conjunctives. Students also gain an insight into the perspective of others, through a comparison of the differences in language and culture.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Lower Township Educational News
- Science Grant Awarded to New Jersey Schools - The chemical company BASF recently awarded $80,000 in grant money to sixteen New Jersey schools. The funds are to be used to enhance science education programs.
- State Senate Passes Innovation Bill - To encourage innovation in education, the State Senate Education Committee passed a bill that would provide $5 million to the Department of Education. The money would be used to develop a competitive grant program for New Jersey schools that seek to create innovative learning experiences for students.
- New Jersey Students Perform Well on Exams - Even though this year’s state exams were more difficult, New Jersey students managed to maintain their level of performance. This year’s tests were in line with the more rigorous standards adopted as part of the Common Core Initiative.
Lower Township 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.
Math | English | SAT/ACT | Homework Help | Spanish | Reading | Science Study Skills | French | Writing | Young Leaders | ADHD
Chalk Talk: Selecting a Teacher to Write a Recommendation
If your child is applying to college, they should have already selected several teachers to write them recommendations. But sometimes kids choose teacher recommendations based on the grade they earned in a class, rather than focusing on teachers who know them the best. What your child should to instead is select teachers that really know them – both as a student and as a person. While class grades matter, it is more important for the teacher to be able to speak about your child’s abilities, which may not always be reflected in the class grade. Similarly, your child’s best qualities might have been brought out in the class in which he or she got a B, rather than the class in which they got an A+. Your child’s grades will be on their transcript, so the teacher recommendations should really focus on what makes your child a great learner, how they have been innovative and imaginative, and the positive contributions they have made to the school environment.
