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Mantua Township, New Jersey Tutoring Programs
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Mantua Township District and Curriculum
The township of Mantua, New Jersey has two public schools districts serving the educational needs of its children. Students in preschool through sixth grade attend the Mantua Township School District. Children in the seventh through twelfth grades move into the Clearview Regional High School District, which also serves students from Harrison Township. Students in both districts are provided with safe learning environments in which their intellectual curiosities are stimulated through engaging, research-based lesson plans. Students acquire relevant knowledge and skills that will lead them to success in their educational, career and life pursuits in the 21st Century.
We currently cover the following Mantua Township-area school districts: Clearview Regional High School District and Mantua Township School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Mantua Township District Curriculum
The guiding force behind curriculum development in the districts is the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards. Established by the state board of education, these standards outline what students should be able to learn and understand at each grade level. Standards are in place for technology, 21st Century life and careers, social studies, health and physical education, the arts, world languages and science. Math and language arts curricula are developed according to the learning targets set forth in the Common Core State Standards.
A central component of the Health and PE curriculum is the interpersonal communication strand. Students learn how to express their feelings, needs and wants in a manner that is respectful, healthy and safe. They learn skills that help them negotiate with others, while also learning how to advocate on behalf of themselves and others. Skills for effectively communicating with others – including people from different cultures – are taught and practiced, to ensure that students have the tools they need to engage in fruitful and meaningful conversations with people.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Mantua Township Educational News
- Grants Received - New Jersey will receive over $44 million in federal grants to improve the state’s early childhood education system. The funds will be used to train staff, improve programs and create a ratings system of providers of early childhood education.
- School Facilities Grants - The State of New Jersey has announced funding of over $500 million for school facilities improvements across the state. In all, over 1,500 improvement and enhancement projects will receive funding.
- Creative Teachers Get Funding - Creative teachers across the state have received funding from the Hipp Foundation for Excellence in Education. The $88,000 in grants goes toward developing and implementing classroom projects that will enhance student learning.
Mantua 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.
Chalk Talk: The Benefits of Reading
Whether it’s a traditional book or an e-book on your tablet, reading on a regular basis provides many unconventional benefits. Reading is an excellent way to reduce stress. Engaging in a good book allows you to get lost in the story and let go of the worries and stressors of the day. Reading also acts as a great conductor for sleep. Research shows that people who have established pre-bedtime reading schedules fall asleep faster than those who don’t. People who read often also benefit from a sharp brain. Memory improvements have been noted in those who read a lot, and those benefits of better memory last into old age. For students, all of these benefits are important as they navigate the stresses of childhood education. If they exercise their brains by reading often, students will improve their ability to achieve in school and throughout their lives.
