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Princeton, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Princeton District and Curriculum
The district that serves children living in Princeton has high expectations for its students. The school encourages students to take responsibility for their own learning and to develop a love of learning. Students who are engaged in their education are more likely to be engaged in their own lives, something the school also encourages by promoting extracurricular activities and community service. Students who are engaged in their own lives are more likely to be engaged in their community, all of which will lead to success and active, engaged, intelligent citizens who can shape the future of our society.
We currently cover the following Princeton-area school districts: Princeton School District 115 and Princeton High School District 500.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Princeton District Curriculum
The Illinois Learning Standards curriculum is competitive, following international standards, meant to provide students with the skills and problem solving techniques, as well as the knowledge, they will need to succeed after graduation and compete in our global community. In Mathematics classes, students learn not just formulas, but why and how the formulas work so that they have a firm foundation in mathematics to build upon. They also learn how to use logical and quantitative reasoning.
Science literacy is valued and students learn to approach problems with clear plans for solving them. The Science curriculum is based on the expectations set out in the Next Generation Science Standards. All classes focus on learning about the process of scientific inquiry, established content knowledge, and real-world applications and solution when possible. Students begin in science classes by studying the natural world around them and advance to more challenging physics and engineering problems later on.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Princeton Educational News
- Scholastic Bowl Team - The Scholastic Bowl Team is a group of students who enjoy academic competition and want to take on a challenge that covers all subject areas. Students often specialize and support each other in their studies as they prepare for upcoming competitions. During the year, the students participate in local and regional tournaments.
- Scholarship Opportunities - There are many scholarships, both large and small, out there for students who want to go to college. Some of the scholarships are sponsored by local organizations for students graduating from PHS and others are nationally recognized honors such as the National Merit Scholarship Program. Students should familiarize themselves with the opportunities available.
- PHS Booster Club - The PHS Booster Club is a group of parents and community members who want to support the athletic programs at the high school. The Boosters help out by raising funds that are contributed to team expenses and support the student athletes as they balance their work load.
Princeton 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: Early Decision II
Early Decision (ED) II applications are early, binding applications. Students apply by November 1st, usually, and if accepted, agree to attend that university. Because of this commitment, Early Decision applications tend to have a much higher acceptance rate than other application types. Students can only apply to one college at a time Early Decision, and since they tend to have the same deadline, if a student isn’t accepted, they usually don’t have the opportunity to apply Early Decision to another college. This is where Early Decision II comes in. ED II is an Early Decision application with a later due date, often in January or even February. Students tend to receive a decision from Early Decision in mid-December, so, if they don’t make the cut, this gives them time to apply to another college and receive the benefits of Early Decision a second time.
