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Morris, Minnesota Tutoring Programs
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Morris District and Curriculum
Students in kindergarten through the twelfth grade in Morris attend classes in Morris Area Schools. The district strives to provide each and every student with the support they need in order to achieve their highest possible potential. Students in Morris participate in a curriculum that is challenging, yet which offers plenty of opportunities to learn, grow, and develop. There is a special emphasis on developing skills that will help students succeed in the next phase of their life, be that in college or the workforce. In addition to essential academic knowledge and skills, students also learn social and emotional competencies that are required to be caring, responsible citizens.
We currently cover the following Morris-area school district: Morris Area Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Morris District Curriculum
A major part of Morris’ health sciences curriculum is teaching children healthy ways of communicating with others. Learners identify healthy and unhealthy ways to express their emotions, and learn essential conflict resolution skills as well. Students brainstorm ways to be thoughtful of others’ feelings, learning how to empathize with others and validate their feelings. Showing care and consideration for others is also emphasized. Students learn how to take ownership of their behavior and actions as an important part of the curriculum is teaching responsibility.
Citizenship and government are two essential components of the middle school social studies curriculum in Morris. Students identify different levels of government, such as local, state, and federal, and outline their basic functions. Learners also explore the process by which laws are proposed, created, and implemented by various levels of government. The manner in which government is funded, such as through taxes, is examined as well. Students identify the various types of taxes that citizens must pay, and analyze how tax revenue is used to enhance services that benefit the community.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Morris Educational News
- District Participates in Midwest Special Education Cooperative - Morris Area Schools is a participating member of the Midwest Special Education Cooperative. The purpose of the Cooperative is to provide enhanced special education programming to its member districts. This also gives educators and families a chance to collaborate on resources, finding special programs, and planning extracurricular events for students.
- District Provides English Language Learning Program - Morris Area Schools has a comprehensive English Language Learning program to help meet the needs of students whose first language is not English. Interventions for students of all ages and grade levels are available. Families who are interested in volunteering to help teach students basic English skills are welcome to speak to the school’s administrators.
- Zone Trec After-School Program for Younger Students - Students in Morris have the opportunity to participate in enrichment programming after school. The program, called Zone Trec, offers students in kindergarten through sixth grade time to catch up on homework, take part in games, and participate in wellness activities.
Morris 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: What Parents Should Expect in Kindergarten
Sending your child to school can be a stressful time for you and your child both. But kindergarten is designed to be incredibly supportive of your child so he or she can make the transition from preschool into public school. Much of kindergarten focuses on building essential skills, such as speaking and listening, sharing, social and emotional skills, and of course academic skills. The vehicle by which these skills are developed is typically through some form of play – games to learn academic skills, cooperative play to learn how to share, and so forth. There are a lot of hands-on activities as well, so children stay engaged and focused on learning. By making kindergarten a fun, supportive, and active atmosphere, your child’s teacher will help prepare your child to continue their education throughout elementary, middle, and high school.
