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Progress District and Curriculum
The Susquehanna Township School District believes in providing quality education that equips students to be life-long learners. They also recognize that every student is different and students learn in a variety of ways. For this reason, the curriculum in the district has been created in such a way that teaching can be differentiated based on the needs of specific students or classrooms. Learning objectives are stated broadly so that teachers can determine the best means of delivering the content to the students.
We currently cover the following Progress-area school district: Susquehanna Township School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Progress District Curriculum
At Susquehanna Township School District, students with special needs are assessed and given Individualized Education Plans or IEPs. Special needs students are then taught in the environment that will be the most effective for them. There are special education classrooms which have aids to assist teachers. There are also specifically designed resources within the district for students learning English as a second language as well as for gifted and talented students.
According to state and national standards, students at Susquehanna Township School District are given a comprehensive foundation in the areas of Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies. Each subject is taught according to its core topics and students move from fundamentals to advanced abilities. To this is added information and classes in the arts, technology education, PE, health, and many more. Students are encouraged to explore career and vocational options and offered courses which will help prepare them to pursue these goals after graduation.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Progress Educational News
- Graduate from Susquehanna Township High School Receives Support to Go to Leading Fashion School - For this Susquehanna graduate, the sky is the limit after a well known man, the late Lewis Katz, offered to pay for tuition to the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Congratulations!
- Save the Murals Fundraising Campaign Supported by Many - Many former Susquehanna Township High School students are making efforts to preserve student painted murals. These murals have been painted on the school wall since 1970 and now $100,000 must be raised to finish renovations which will preserve them. Even the Harrisburg Stampede is involved.
- Food Bank Board Selects High School Student for Junior Advisory Council - One high school student from Susquehanna Township High School was selected to work on the Junior Advisory Council of the Food Bank. She will work with students from other high schools to raise awareness of hunger and help remedy it.
Progress 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 to Help Your Child Write
Writing and reading go hand in hand at school. But some students find writing to be quite difficult. You can help your child become a better writer by providing support at home. Writing is all about using language and putting thoughts on paper. With that in mind, talk about what your child sees, experiences, and thinks each day. This will help your child through the process of formulating the thoughts that he or she can then put down on paper. Provide your child with fun opportunities to write. I remember when I was little I had a pen pal, the child of my mom’s friend, who wrote back and forth with me. Activities like this or writing thank you and greeting cards all help your child learn to put words to paper in a fun, non-school environment. You may also give your child a journal or some type of notebook that they can write their thoughts in day by day. Along with this, make sure your child sees you practicing the art of writing. This will encourage them to know that “grown-ups” write too.
