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Meridian, Idaho Tutoring Programs
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Meridian District and Curriculum
Joint School District No. 2 serves Meridian, Boise, Eagle, and Star, Idaho. The district prides itself on creating school cultures that support high student performance; addressing the needs of the whole child, striving for the highest quality instruction, and helping students find the best curricular pathways to successfully achieve their goals. Math instruction begins with the basics of understanding numbers, learning about different operations, using measurements, and gathering and interpreting data. As learning and cognitive abilities progress, students expand upon this base knowledge and begin to incorporate geometric and algebraic concepts in the latter part of elementary school, with full introduction of higher math emerging in middle school and high school.
We currently cover the following Meridian-area school district: Meridian School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Meridian District Curriculum
Introductory Language Arts begins with guiding students through the basics of reading, including understanding phonemes, learning to decode words through syllables and context, and classifying words into categories. Pre-writing skills are fostered in early grades, helping students develop crucial organization and thinking skills to spur development of effective communication abilities. Listening and speaking skills also receive attention to enhance overall communication achievement.
Middle school Language Arts expands students’ skill sets into research, writing narrative and information text, understanding and using a wide range of communication techniques effectively, and the analysis of individual and group conflicts. In addition to classes required for graduation, a wide array of Language Arts classes are offered in high school to enrich students’ educational experience. Some elective choices are American Film Research, Advanced Creative Writing, Journalism, and Myths and Legends.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Meridian Educational News
- Honors for Meridian High FFA - Numerous teams and individuals earned high honors at the National FFA Convention recently held in Indianapolis. The Parliamentary Procedure was especially impressive, garnering a 3rd place ranking among all FFA Chapters in the United States.
- Students Collaborate to Resolve Safety Concerns - Meridian Transition Academy students successfully voiced their opinions to the Ada County Highway District regarding a sidewalk issue near their school. Students learned valuable lessons in working with local agencies to improve their community. The requested improvements were approved by the ACHD, which was a great lesson of citizenship rights and responsibilities in action.
- Band and Orchestra at Chief Joseph School of the Arts - The Orchestral offerings within the district are expanding and schools are seeking donations of gently used musical instruments for student use in the newly created orchestra and band programs. The School of the Arts is one of the newer options available to students and is a popular choice amongst students.
Meridian 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: Everyday Hints for Parents to Support School Success
Just as adults appreciate being asked about how their day went; students can learn to enjoy it as well. Don't let your student get away with mumbling "fine" as they walk away from you; make checking in a time to engage in your child's daily academic life in a non-judgmental manner when possible. Know class schedules, favorite teachers, and upcoming events and projects. Remember to give appropriate praise for positive events and constructive criticism for not-so-positive ones. Keeping the line of communication about school as open as possible can bolster your child's academic success.
