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Richmond, Indiana Tutoring Programs

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Richmond District and Curriculum

Richmond offers comprehensive educational opportunities to meet the needs of all students along the academic continuum. This includes programs for high ability students, special education, preschool, vocational training and adult education. Of particular interest to parents is the Early College Academy that allows students to earn a portion of their Associate’s Degree by taking the first of many dual credit classes through Ivy Tech. This is a unique program because the dual credit class is in addition to rigorous Core 40 or Core 40 Honors classwork that is a prerequisite for college bound students at Richmond High School.

We currently cover the following Richmond-area school district: Richmond Community Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Richmond District Curriculum

The curriculum provides core learning for all students and the district extends this through a range of different programs. The LOGOS Lab program is for High Ability students opened in 1980 for middle school students focused on providing a differentiated instructional program. Emphasis is on personal achievement and collaboration rather than competition among students.

Richmond is one of the few districts that incorporate preschool learning into their elementary schools. The preschool program is open to the public and provides enriching research-based activities as preparation for the child’s entry into the formal classroom environment. Once students are in kindergarten, they are ready for the expectations of early reading, writing, and have had an exposure to shapes, patterns and numbers. This prepares them with the foundation by which they will build to far more advanced abilities.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Richmond Educational News

  • Parent Teacher Organization - With all the activities and opportunities going on in the schools, the PTO is still a strong component of planning for the different initiatives that are offered to students. Parents can get involved by attending events or volunteering within the PTO itself.
  • Richmond Teacher Honored - Denise Selm, a business teacher at Richmond Community Schools, placed in the top three finalists for ‘Indiana Teacher of the Year’ recently. Despite the final honor going to another teacher in Indiana, the Richmond Community Schools are extremely proud of Ms. Selm. She exemplifies the fine teaching that occurs every day throughout the school district.
  • 5th Grade Early College/Cruising Into Your Future - Richmond seeks to promote civic activity in its youngest students. In addition, they have conceived to create programs and opportunities for its students to better understand what college entails – and the steps required to enter and succeed. Early College Cruising is an excellent program to support these goals. It provides fifth graders with first-hand experience in the world of college.

Richmond 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: Organizational Skills for Students

Organization is a very important skill for students throughout their school career. Teaching your child to be organized can begin long before they enter kindergarten. Training them to pick up their toys, keep their rooms neat and aid in maintaining the home by assigning them chores are all ways that parents can support their children in gaining organizational capabilities. Specific to organization that will help your child be a better student and master the content and abilities that will serve them as they enter adulthood all of the following tips may be helpful. Your child should have a regular routine throughout the school year. That includes such things as going to bed at a time that allows for sufficient sleep and having regular meal times. Keep a large calendar posted in plain sight and have your child write in what assignments are due (homework, tests, etc.) and when. This is a visual reminder to everyone what work is due when. Finally, take a moment to empty the backpack and books and throw away anything that is not necessary.