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Palm City District and Curriculum
The Martin County School District follows Common Core Standards for Math and Language Arts, Next Generation Standards for the Sciences, and Sunshines State Standards for other core and elective subjects. Each curriculum focuses on key topics and help students deepen their knowledge each year while increasing the level of complexity as students progress. The district also offers challenging educational programs, as well as specialized programs to meet the needs of both gifted and special needs students.
We currently cover the following Palm City-area school district: Martin County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Palm City District Curriculum
Students study a variety of subjects in social studies courses, including American History, Geography, Economics, and Government. In elementary school, past and present U.S. events are presented to students, as well as basic landforms and bodies of water. Middle school courses will focus on understanding Earth’s ecosystems and the physical and cultural characteristics of cultures and places. In high school, students explore concepts in the areas of psychology, sociology, and world history. Complex texts and documentaries are some of the tools used to enhance the learning process.
Developing proficiency in a variety of mathematical concepts is the goal of mathematics courses at Martin County Schools. Elementary school students begin their education by learning about numerical relationships and basic mathematical operations. In middle school, courses focus on writing and interpreting more complex equations and analyzing graphs and tables. This task is completed with the use of real-world simulations and group activities. High school courses explore subjects such as trigonometry, calculus, and financial literacy.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Palm City Educational News
- Hidden Oaks Beats the Competition - In December, the robotics team at Hidden Oaks Middle School competed at the FIRST LEGO League qualifying tournament. The team won 1st place and is headed to regionals in the coming year. Good luck!
- Bessey Creek Students Get a Special Visit - The robotics team at Bessey Creek Elementary received a visit from the chief administrative officer for Regal Entertainment Group this fall. The visit prepared them for a field trip to the Treasure Coast Square Mall Regal Cinemas later that week. Students were also able to ask questions about how to implement a technology that would enhance the lives of deaf and hard-of-hearing people with glasses that have a speech-to-text recognition function.
- Bessey Creek Awarded For Its Commitment to Students - Bessey Creek Elementary was awarded the Gold Award from the Florida State Department of Education. The award is presented to schools with exemplary volunteer programs, with criteria that rates the number of staff involved in the program and the number of volunteer hours completed.
Palm City 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 Are Phonemes?
Many curricula mention the importance of teaching phonemic awareness as part of the process that teaches students how to read. But what are phonemes? They are usually defined as being the smallest unit of sound when it comes to speech. When combined with or subtracted from other phonemes and parts of speech, words can be formed. The English language has 42 phonemes and each has a unique symbol. Letters will represent these sounds and this is what we teach children to recognize when they are learning to read. For example, the word ‘rat’ contains 3 phonemes- ‘r’ ‘a’ and ‘t’. A child that has developed phonemic awareness will be able to understand how these letters sound when spoken or that replacing the ‘r’ phoneme with a ‘b’ phoneme changes the meaning of the word completely. Knowing how to manipulate these sounds is an essential part of communication.
