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Montgomery Township District and Curriculum
Students in Montgomery Township attend school in the Montgomery Township School District. The district serves nearly 5,000 K-12 students and operates two elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. The mission of the district is to develop learners who are knowledgeable, well-skilled, confident and prepared to be socially, politically and economically active members of society. This mission is achieved through the use of innovative, engaging, student-centered learning experiences available to students at each of the district’s schools.
We currently cover the following Montgomery Township-area school district: Montgomery Township School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Montgomery Township District Curriculum
The Montgomery Township School District has taken great care to develop curricula that are challenging, engaging and that meet state and national performance standards. Each content area has standards that specifically outline what skills and knowledge students should acquire during their study. The district’s curricula are written collaboratively, with input from teachers, administrators, parents, students and community members, and reflect the established requirements from Common Core and state standards.
The Language Arts curriculum is reflective of the requirements of the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts. The standards are broad-based and designed to provide learning opportunities for students that prepare them for college or the workplace. An essential part of the language arts curriculum is the development of skills needed for reading informational texts. Students learn how to identify key ideas and details, determine the meaning of words and phrases, and integrate knowledge and ideas from multiple sources.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Montgomery Township Educational News
- Montgomery Schools Go Green - In six and a half years of utilizing solar power to fulfill the Montgomery Township School District’s energy needs, a savings of nearly $5.5 million has been achieved. Through the Centricity program, the district can use the money saved on energy to fund other programs in the district.
- District Received Be-A-Star Award - Montgomery Township School District recently received the Be-A-Star Award for business excellence in food service. The award was given to the district by Chartwells School Dining Services.
- ParentResources Program Now Available - Parents of K-12 students in Montgomery Township can now access their child’s homework and grades online. The ParentResources program allows parents to see current grades and assignments, as well as future assignments for each class.
Montgomery 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: Words and Phrases to Avoid in Writing
If your child asks for your help in proofreading a writing assignment, be on the lookout for words and phrases kids often use, but shouldn’t. Phrases like “kind of” and “sort of” have no business in writing assignments, especially if the assignment is persuasive in nature. Such phrases make the writer sound as though they are unsure of what they are saying. Similarly, vague words like “things” and “stuff” should never be used – help your child find a more specific word to strengthen their description or argument. Finally, look for phrases like “It’s just my opinion, but…” The purpose of a writing assignment is to express one’s opinion or point of view. The reader will understand that the argument presented is the author’s opinion, so your child doesn’t need to explicitly state it as such. Helping your child avoid these common mistakes will improve their writing as well as their grades.
