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Sedalia District and Curriculum
The Sedalia 200 School District uses Common Core State Standards as the framework for their educational plan in Math and Language Arts. Other academic subjects have similarly structured frameworks that detail the expected learning requirements that students will face each year. The learning process is designed to introduce fundamentals during the early years and hone students knowledge and critical awareness of each subject in subsequent years.
We currently cover the following Sedalia-area school district: Sedalia 200 School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sedalia District Curriculum
Implementation of the Common Core State Standards in mathematics results in a curriculum offering a deep conceptual understanding of mathematics to solve real-world problems. This requires a constant dual focus on practicing and understanding math in a variety of ways. Students benefit from a more narrow focus on priority standards, meaning they have more time to master the most important concepts in math.
The English/Language Arts curriculum for Sedalia students is based on the internationally-benchmarked Common Core State Standards, designed to prepare students for entry into college or a career after high school graduation. Although reading, writing, speaking, and listening are emphasized in the language arts standards, the expectation is that all teachers in all content areas share this responsibility of preparing students to be proficient communicators. The curriculum also places a great emphasis on informational text, writing arguments, and vocabulary.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sedalia Educational News
- Sedalia Ready for Rigor of Common Core - With a new generation of learning standards comes much preparation and planning, and Sedalia 200 School District teachers say they are ready to go with Common Core. In fact, the teachers have already been diving into the Common Core State Standards, which get students ready for college or careers after high school.
- Students Take More Ownership of Learning Through BYOD Program - Smith-Cotton High and Junior High students are the guinea pigs this year for the Bring Your Own Device program, allowing students to take phones, tablets, and other portable electronic devices into the classroom. Students use the devices throughout the day, as teachers permit, to further explore topics, check their understanding, and review materials.
- Two New School Leaders Get Back to Their Roots - Two leaders in education recently named as assistant principals at Sedalia 200 schools are returning home to Sedalia. Joseph Doyle, a 2003 SCHS grad, will be the new AP at his alma mater. Brett Hieronymus takes the position at SCJH, after teaching at SCHS and serving in other teaching and administrative roles in the state.
Sedalia 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 Do I Pay for College?
If going to college is part of your plan for the future, now is the time to start making a plan for how to pay for your education. You should be asking: Do you want to stay in your current home, find an apartment or live on campus? What are the costs involved? Is the location of the school such that you can work, live and study, meeting all of your needs with the transportation you will have available to you? With these and other questions, you will be able to select the best school for you. It is never too early to look into your options. There are many national, state, and local scholarships given every year. Many community organizations, higher education institutions, and athletic groups award scholarships, as well.
