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Manchester, New York Tutoring Programs
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Manchester District and Curriculum
The Manchester-Shortsville Central School District aligns its curriculum with the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) recently adopted by the New York State Education Department (NYSED) and various states throughout the nation. These benchmarks provide students with foundational and developmentally appropriate instruction in the core academic subjects, while providing older students ample opportunities to explore future career or educational plans. Its programs include Response to Intervention (RtI; K-5) and Academic Intervention Services (AIS; 6-12), English as a Second Language, and comprehensive special education. At the primary level, students receive lessons in core academic subjects, with emphasis on literacy in all grades and competencies with numbers.
We currently cover the following Manchester-area school district: Manchester-Shortsville Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Manchester District Curriculum
Beyond general course work in fine art, vocal music, technology, physical education, science, social studies, math, and English, Red Jacket Elementary School provides assistance with speech, physical and occupational therapy, and reading. RES also offers universal pre-kindergarten for eligible four-year-olds. An Accelerated Program exists for students, and every student attends Pathways (state assessment enrichment).
The secondary curriculum increases in its rigor and options. Students at the middle school receive instruction that fosters growth academically, socially, and emotionally, to meet the demands of young adolescence. Character education is also available at Red Hook Middle School. Red Hook High School offers coursework in the following departments: art, business, driver education, English, family and consumer science, foreign language, math, music, physical education, science, social studies, health, and training through the Finger Lakes Technical and Career Center. Students may also take various Advanced Placement (AP) courses and earn college credit through Gemini Community College.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Manchester Educational News
- Community Members Approve Capital Funds for Capital Projects - The Manchester-Shortsville Central School District voters overwhelmingly approved a $3.1 million renovation project for the Red Jacket schools. Plumbing and electrical work are on the agenda, as well as other structural improvements.
- Manchester-Shortsville Honors Service Members During Football Game - The Red Jackets held their first ever Service Bowl to recognize the sacrifices of local service men and women. Among those in attendance was Afghanistan War veteran, Sergeant Christopher Bach, who flew the American Flag during the game.
- Community Support Strong for Manchester-Shortsville CSD - The community members of Manchester and Shortsville publicly laud the varsity football team. A local barbershop, ice cream parlor, and many front yards express their support for the Indians through signs, memorabilia, and newspaper clippings. At Hazlette’s Barbershop, a large neon Red Jacket Indians sign reminds everyone of the love this community has for its team.
Manchester 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: Benchmarks of the Third Grade
The third grade marks a developmental period when curriculum becomes more expansive and challenging. The third grade is also a time when state mandated assessments become quite important and students’ learning reaches a new level of accountability. It is also a time when their social studies curriculum becomes more central to their lives. Before this period, social studies mostly consisted of small doses of geography, citizenship, and history. Upon entering the third grade, social studies instruction consists of more thematic lessons and concepts that place students in a world of economics, geography, and government. Main objectives of the third grade include identifying U.S. presidents (not all) and what role the president serves, knowing which city and state they live in and locate it on a map, recognizing the seven continents, and locating major tools on maps (keys, compass rose, cardinal directions, etc.). Because their world is expanding, and their roles within it, it is important for parents to provide instructional support at home through practice and discussion.
