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Schaumburg District and Curriculum
District #54 educates over 14,000 students in the Village of Schaumburg in grades kindergarten through eighth grade. For students attending high school, they attend Schaumburg Township High School District #211. This school district educates over 2,400 students in grades nine through twelve. The school is home to an Illinois Teacher of the Year and it has a graduation rate of 96%. District #54 and Schaumburg High School have the same goal: To educate their students to be the dignified, successful, responsible thinkers working to serve as stewards to the world and their community.
We currently cover the following Schaumburg-area school districts: District #54 and Schaumburg Township High School District #211.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Schaumburg District Curriculum
The Math curriculum in District 54 is designed to cover five mathematic concepts including understanding and measuring numbers, algebraic equations, along with geometry and analyzing data. These curricular areas are taught at developmentally appropriate areas. While District 54 has its own math strands, all of the lessons are designed with the national Common Core Curriculum State Standards in mind.
Township High School District 211, which includes the Schaumburg High Schools, is involved in a curriculum initiative to guarantee that each high school graduate is prepared for the world of work or for college life at the time of graduation. This means that the district is dedicated to teaching 21st Century technology skills, along with communication skills, problem solving, and critical thinking skills. They are also taught how to access relevant knowledge in effective ways.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Schaumburg Educational News
- 1000 Books - Seventeen teachers in SD54 were given 1,000 books to help them grow their classroom libraries. Each year the Superkids: Powered by Books committee donates these books to teachers that have been recognized for already having a large collection they have gathered on their own.
- National Merit Scholars - District 211 has announced that they have 20 students who qualify as National Merit Scholars, which is an impressive number for a grade. These students were selected based on their PSAT scores and demonstrate the effectiveness of the school community in supporting academic excellence.
- Teacher of the Year - Schaumburg High School has the 2012 Illinois Teacher of the Year. This ten-year veteran high school English teacher serves for a year as an ambassador to other teachers and a liaison to the Board of Education.
Schaumburg 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: The Importance of Physical Activity for Academic Success
Many studies show that physical activity is vital for success in the classroom. This does not mean that students need to be constantly moving while they are in school, but that they do need time to move throughout the day. Elementary school students do need to run around and play during recess time. Preschool students need to move continually throughout the day. Even middle school students and high school students, who do not normally have recess, need to be able to move. Even teachers need to have time to get up and move around the room. Students who participate in after school sports consistently perform with more success in the classroom than students who do not have any activity throughout their day.
