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Palm Beach, Florida Tutoring Programs
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Palm Beach District and Curriculum
The School District of Palm Beach County uses the standards adopted by the Florida Department of Education. These include the Common Core Standards that focus on math and language arts and seek to increase the rigor of students educational experience. Advanced courses, special education programs, and English language learning services are just a few of the options available to promote each student’s success. The district also seeks to promote the development of career-based skills that promote employability. Among these are leadership skills, communication skills, and a commitment to integrity.
We currently cover the following Palm Beach-area school district: The School District of Palm Beach County.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Palm Beach District Curriculum
Scientific inquiry and observation are fundamental components of elementary school science courses in Palm Beach County Schools. Students will also learn how to gather and interpret data through hands-on activities. Middle school courses lead to the development of knowledge of specific laws and theories and challenge students to identify and investigate potential future issues in the scientific community. In high school, students further enhance their education by studying chemistry, physics, and biology.
Language arts courses at Palm Beach County Schools seek to enhance students’ literacy. Awareness of literary concepts and skills in the areas of writing and other forms of communication are acquired at all grade levels. Students are introduced to new vocabulary and learn basic strategies for comprehending given texts in elementary school courses. As they progress, students will also learn how to collect and analyze information through a variety of resources, such as digital technologies, reference works, and periodicals.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Palm Beach Educational News
- Marsh Pointe Students Help Those in Need - Students in the Marsh Pointe Elementary Kids Care Club are giving backing to others in a big way. Earlier this month, they raised over $600 that will be sent to two schools in Migori, Kenya. The money will allow about 40 children to attend school and will buy their uniforms as well.
- PGA Tour Players Visit Marsh Pointe - Three PGA Tour golf players took time off from their busy schedule to visit students at Marsh Pointe Elementary. The players answered questions and shared stories with students and faculty about life as a PGA Tour player. They also signed autographs and posed for pictures. Sounds like fun!
- Renowned Cellist Stops By North Palm Beach Elementary - The Children’s Symphony Orchestra at North Palm Beach Elementary recently hosted cellist Michael Dahlberg, a former member of the Boston Public Quartet. While he was there, Mr. Dahlberg rehearsed with the orchestra and helped students practice for their spring performance, known as PlayFest. He assisted students by showing them proper bow technique as well.
Palm Beach 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: A Comparison of Vertebrates Versus Invertebrates
The differences that exist between vertebrates and invertebrates are often covered in basic biology courses. There are many more invertebrates than vertebrates and the main distinction between these two groups is the possession of a backbone, or spinal column. Invertebrates do not have a backbone, while vertebrates do. Many vertebrates also have a highly developed brain and nervous system, in addition to an outer covering of skin. They are usually bigger than invertebrates and are classified into five groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals. Humans are considered vertebrates, as are snakes, salmon, and crocodiles. On the other hand, invertebrates are smaller and move much more slowly than vertebrates. There are thirty classification categories for invertebrates that include worms, jellyfish, starfish, and many more animal groups.
