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Pana, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Pana District and Curriculum
Pana Community Unit School District 8 believes its mission to be working in partnership with students, parents, and community members, so that do their part to ensure learning and success for all students, regardless of background or learning style. All students should be given opportunities to learn, even if they struggle or learn in different ways, and tries to ensure that this happens by offering support services and allowing its teachers to tailor their lesson plans to fit the needs of individual students, whether this means offering remedial work to catch a student up to grade level, or more advanced work to keep a high-performing student engaged and challenged.
We currently cover the following Pana-area school district: Pana Community Unit School District 8.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Pana District Curriculum
The Illinois Learning Standards curriculum is rigorous and competitive. In math classes, students learn how the math works and take on projects that help them understand its application, rather than just memorizing formulas. They take the time to understand the math so that they have a firm foundation in mathematics on which to build. In history classes, they read a variety of documents in varying forms. They study the decisions of the past and try to understand how these lead to the present.
The literacy curriculum has been developed to support all areas of student learning. Students read both fiction and non-fiction in their language arts courses so that they can interpret the meaning or author’s intent in a text. They also learn how to write, conduct academic research, and communicate their ideas in each subject of the curriculum. Teachers must be highly-trained and committed to work on this level, the Pana Community Unit School District believes in supporting its teachers to ensure this.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Pana Educational News
- District Report Cards - To help families understand how the schools in the district are doing in educating all students up to the standards, the state of Illinois issues annual district report cards. These also help parents understand graduate and college participation rates as well as more about the offerings and student services at the schools.
- FFA Organization - The FFA Organization, formerly Future Farmers of America, has maintained its popularity as an extracurricular activity for students interested in agricultural and sustainability issues. Students who join FFA are able to participate in a number of educational events as well as competitions.
- Guidance Department - Pana High School’s Guidance Department exists to help students with their academic planning needs. The counselors can help students during their early years prepare for and connect with resources that dovetail with their goals, and have many resources to assist students in the college application process.
Pana 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: Private Universities
The name of the game for private universities is customer service and making sure that each student have access to everything they need to be a successful student. As tuition costs skyrocket, these schools have had to put more work into individualizing student experience in order to justify that price tag. They might accomplish this through having state-of-the-art facilities, both for education and for student life, and they might accomplish this by having strong, hands-on support services. Often, it’s a combination of the two. Private universities are always building new buildings, expanding old buildings, overhauling student centers and dining halls, and trying to find innovative ways to help students learn.
