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Perry Hall, Maryland Tutoring Programs
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Perry Hall District and Curriculum
Students in Perry Hall attend public school within the Baltimore County Public Schools. The district is the third largest in Maryland and the 25th largest in the United States. The district is comprehensive in nature, serving children in preschool through the twelfth grade. The overall mission of the Baltimore County Public Schools is to prepare students that are college and career ready. To meet this goal, students take part in a rigorous curriculum that helps them develop essential knowledge and skills. Learning in the classroom is extended to real world situations, so students can make clear connections between what they learn in school and how it’s applicable to daily life. The district is also committed to academic excellence.
We currently cover the following Perry Hall-area school district: Baltimore County Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Perry Hall District Curriculum
The middle school math curriculum in Perry Hall extends across a number of domains, including ratios and proportional relationships, expressions and equations, and geometry. The expressions and equations strand begins with a study of whole-number exponents. Square and cubes are studied as well as the order of operations when working with exponents. Students also explore the concepts of word problems and mathematic expressions, particularly those in which letters stand for numbers.
The high school U.S. history curriculum engages students in the study of major events in American history since the Civil War. The processes of industrialization and westward expansion are analyzed, with students gaining an appreciation for how industrialization led to advancements in communications, manufacturing, and transportation. These advances in technology made westward expansion both necessary and much easier. Learners investigate the negative impacts of industrialization, including pollution, poor working conditions, and deteriorating health of workers.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Perry Hall Educational News
- BCPS Focuses on Digital Learning - Baltimore County Public Schools is committed to transforming the district into a 21st century learning environment. The district’s Students and Teachers Accessing Tomorrow program seeks to redefine what classrooms look like, incorporating much more technology into the learning environment.
- District Focuses on College, Career Readiness - Baltimore County Public Schools is in the process of rewriting its curriculum in order to be more facilitative of college and career readiness. The curriculum overhaul is part of Maryland’s statewide college and career readiness initiative.
- Spanish Language Instruction Implemented County-Wide - To prepare students for life and work in a highly diverse community, Baltimore County Public Schools has implemented a Spanish language instruction program at all of its elementary schools. Ten schools will pilot the program this year, with expansion to all other elementary schools over the next few years.
Perry Hall 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 Technology Is Used in Education
We live in a highly technological world, so K-12 students need to learn how to utilize technology for educational and career purposes. With that in mind, many school districts have implemented programs to bring technology into the classroom, or have adopted 1:1 technology initiatives to provide children with laptops or tablets. Doing so extends the time and space of learning, so children can learn at virtually any time of day – they are no longer bound by class time or classroom walls in terms of what and when they learn. Technology also places the onus of responsibility on children to learn, be responsible, and be good consumers of information. All of these characteristics are important both for education and for career purposes. The collaborative tools that technology present are also highly educational. Students not only learn how to utilize technology to work with others toward a common goal, they also develop an understanding of how technology can be used to transmit ideas and present information.
