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Roscoe, Illinois Tutoring Programs
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Roscoe District and Curriculum
The local districts believe in providing a safe, productive, respectful environment for students to learn. Interventions are offered to those in need. The school also believes in maintaining a rigorous academic curriculum in which students are challenged while being offered opportunities for achievement. The school believes that all students deserve these opportunities, regardless of learning differences. The school stresses that students make good choices, not only academically, but about their own health, and in social situations.
We currently cover the following Roscoe-area school districts: Harlem School District 122, Kinnikinnick School District, Prairie Hill Community Consolidated School District #133, Rockford School District 205, and Hononegah CHSD 207.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Roscoe District Curriculum
Hononegah High School understands that students are entering an increasingly complex global economy. Therefore, it is essential that these students be prepared for global changes in technology and other factors. Students must respect diversity and be comfortable with it. They must also accept personal responsibility for their own learning, which will lead to a sense of fulfillment. Students who take control of their own academic needs are more likely to become engaged, active citizens who will contribute not only to their local community but their global community.
Hononegah stresses critical thinking skills and analytical writing skills in the classroom and students are regularly assessed on their higher order writing abilities. The school also encourages students to be involved outside the classroom, in academic and special interest clubs as well as arts, music, and athletics, in order to promote holistic development of the child.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Roscoe Educational News
- Performing Arts Center - Hononegah CHSD made a significant investment in their Performing Arts Center and pack the calendar full of events for students and families to enjoy. The facilities have state-of-the-art technical equipment which is a great resource for learning about the behind the scenes aspects of live performances.
- HOPE Foundation - The HOPE Foundation is a local non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the educational opportunities for students in the district. The Foundation works to maintain their endowment to the district which supports student scholarships and teacher grants.
- Academic Counseling - Hononegah High School’s Guidance Department offers many opportunities for students, from college guidance, help with scholarship searches, finding internships and work experience opportunities, and in finding local educational opportunities that suit an individual students interests.
Roscoe 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: Recommendations
When asking for recommendations from teachers, it’s important to consider the weight of the recommendation; what will this recommendation do for you? Many times, this means thinking about the subject and how that applies to your future major. A students who wants to major in engineering, for example, probably shouldn’t ask an art teacher for a recommendation; math and science teachers are probably going to carry more weight. But someone who wants to major in art should definitely ask an art teacher. If you don’t have a major in mind, a good rule of thumb is to ask one teacher who is either a math or science teacher, and another who is either an English or humanities teacher. The math/science teacher can speak to your study skills, class participation, and the like, whereas an English or humanities teacher can speak to your writing abilities and critical thinking skills.
