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Mount Pleasant District and Curriculum

Mount Pleasant Community School District is home to six schools and 2,050 students. Mount Pleasant Community School District uses the Iowa Core academic standards for literacy, math, social studies, and science. The standards focus on the major topics of the subject and develop students abilities in each throughout the years of schooling. Topics such as algebraic patterning and relationships, shapes and measurement, and quantitative data analysis are revisited each year so that as increasingly complex skills are introduced students have a background upon which to understand them.

We currently cover the following Mount Pleasant-area school district: Mount Pleasant Community Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Mount Pleasant District Curriculum

The Iowa Core literacy standards aim to cultivate students who are college- and career-ready in the areas of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This means that they demonstrate independence in these areas, read and listen purposefully and intently to build strong content knowledge, have the ability to respond to various audiences and purposes, both comprehend and critique, effectively and strategically utilize digital media, and gain understanding of multiple cultures and perspectives.

The standards describe reading in terms of the text complexity at which they read and their growth of comprehension; writing as the type of texts students write, their response to reading, and research; speaking and listening in terms of flexibility in communicating and collaborating; and language as conventions, vocabulary, and effective use. The English language arts standards also focus on how literacy is incorporated in content areas such as history and social studies, science, and the technical subjects.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Mount Pleasant Educational News

  • Mount Pleasant Alters Its Chemistry - Because chemistry is a course that many students struggle with, Mount Pleasant Community High decided to change the way it teaches chemistry for the 2015-16 school year. An informational session on the new method of delivering chemistry instruction was held during Back to School Night.
  • MPCMS Rolls Out New Initiative - Prior to Mount Pleasant Community Middle School integrating its 1:1 initiative in which each student received a MacBook Air for educational purposes, teachers explained how the technology would enhance their instruction. Social studies teachers commented that students will be able to locate and analyze information and have increased access to primary source documents
  • MPCMS Students Get SMART - Mount Pleasant Community Middle School has designated a half-hour block of time to SMART (Supporting MPCMS in Academics and Reading Times), which is devoted to reading and students who need additional academic assistance. Students who need more assistance report to a support teacher during this time until they achieve success in the area needed. The other students participate in a building-wide reading initiative to determine which grade level reads the most total minutes.

Mount Pleasant 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: Counting Through Stories

Children’s books can be a great tool to help youngsters learn to count. “The Baker’s Dozen” allows them to count to 13 using different types of desserts, as they learn that a baker’s dozen is equal to thirteen. The book, which includes a great deal of rhyming as well, also offers a review of the numbers from one to thirteen—including pictures. For sports fans, “Hat Trick’s Count: A Hockey Number Book” takes children through numbers one through nine and ten to 100 counting by tens with a hockey twist. The book also has rhyming and includes life-like illustrations. Lastly, in “Magnus Maximus, a Marvelous Measurer”, Magnus Maximus counts and measures extraordinary things. He became the town’s official measurer. He counted and measured everything and eventually forgot about everything else in life. One day, he lost his glasses and had to wait a day to get a new pair, so he could not count anything. He went to the beach, and little boy named Michael wanted to paddle with him in the water. Eventually, he learned that counting and measuring should not dominate his life.