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Oxford District and Curriculum
Oxford Public Schools help each student become successful by following the Common Core State Standards as set out by the Mississippi Department of Education. These schools also use up-to-date methods and teaching tools to help reach out to the students. Electives are designed to engage students’ curiosity and unique interests, helping them connecting their learning to pursuits of personal importance.
We currently cover the following Oxford-area school district: Oxford Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Oxford District Curriculum
The Language Arts Reading program at Oxford Public School is focused around Reading Street published by Scott Foresman. This tool helps teachers to reach students at the level they are at so that goals can be created to help them become even better. Each level of reading is progressively more difficult than the previous level. This helps ensure that when students leave high school they will have the tools under their belts to help make reading a lifelong habit.
The Mathematics program helps children become problem-solvers from the first years of school through graduation and beyond. The student learn how to communicate and problem-solve in kindergarten, as they learn how to count items and tell others how many there are by the last number they used. As the children progress, they learn how to adapt to change by being presented various mathematical topics, such as fractions, decimals, and percentages. They also learn to analyze and communicate the process that they use to come to solutions and see how they are making improvements in their skills.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Oxford Educational News
- Southern Interscholastic Press Association Conference - Several students from OHS attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association conference. While there, they competed against other schools with their newspaper and yearbooks. They also attended workshops and competed in a Quiz Bowl and a Grammar Bowl. The students came home with many awards in areas such as News Story, Review Writing and Online Sports.
- Rooted in Community - Oxford students attended “Rooted in the Community” recently. This is a student-run National Grassroots Network that encourages students to take leadership roles in their own areas. Some of the topics covered included healthier eating and improving school food programs. The Oxford students were chosen through an evaluation process by their own school which included an application and several interviews.
- Science Fair News - Seventy-nine high school students competed in the Oxford High School Science Fair. They chose topics that varied from Medicine, Physics and Botany. The top winners in each category advances to the regional level where they will face more judges that will evaluate their projects.
Oxford 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: How to Prepare an Interesting Speech
When students are assigned a speech for class, one of the worries they have is that it will be boring. To help alleviate this fear try to aim the topic toward the audience. If a topic is about handles, try to find a different angle that everyone can smile about, such as pranks that have been done with handles or science experiments involving them. Another way to keep it interesting is to place tidbits of trivia about the topic throughout the speech. Lastly, remember that using a conversational tone of voice will draw in the audience more than stating facts in a monotone voice. With these few hints the next speech that students need to give should be interesting and perhaps bring a smile to the audience.
