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St. Charles, Maryland Tutoring Programs
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St. Charles District and Curriculum
Charles County Public Schools is the only public school district in St. Charles. Over 26,000 students in preschool through the twelfth grade attend 26 schools in the district. The focus of the district is on providing an academically rigorous curriculum that challenges students to reach their highest possible potential. Advanced and progressive learning opportunities facilitate the development of essential skills and knowledge that are required for success in the modern world. Classroom learning is connected to real world experiences so students can more easily make the connection between their learning and real life.
We currently cover the following St. Charles-area school district: Charles County Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the St. Charles District Curriculum
St. Charles’ English language arts curriculum focuses on helping students develop the skills they need to become proficient readers, writers, speakers, and listeners. The middle school speaking and listening strand begins with a study of collaborative and comprehension tools. Learners develop strategies for taking notes in preparation for a discussion. Students also work on identifying the main idea and key details of reading passages in order to have a clearer picture of talking points for a class discussion.
The elementary-level math curriculum in St. Charles includes several domains, including operations and algebraic thinking, numbers and operations, measurement and data collection, and geometry. The geometry domain helps students develop skills that allow them to reason with shapes and the attributes of those shapes. Different categories of shapes are introduced, including triangles, circles, and rhombuses. Students gain the skills required to compare and sort polygons based on their features, as well as reason and explain what those differences are.
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Keeping Informed: Recent St. Charles Educational News
- Science Center Open to Students - Students in Charles County Public Schools are able to see various science exhibits at the district’s James E. Richmond Science Center. The Science Gallery, Digital Dome Classroom, and Science on a Sphere are just a few of the exhibits at the center.
- Scholarships Offered to Students - Charles County Public Schools students have many scholarship opportunities available to them. The Charles County Scholarship Fund administers the scholarships.
- Student Attends STEM Summer Program - A seventh grader in Charles County Public Schools attended a STEM summer program last year. The program, which lasted for six days, focused on programming robots and designing green communities.
St. Charles 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: Tips for Taking the ACT and SAT
Standardized tests such as the ACT and the SAT require students to demonstrate various academic knowledge and skills. But in order to show what they know, students must make smart choices when taking tests like the ACT and SAT. It is always recommended that test-takers pace themselves while taking the test. This involves answering the easiest questions first and leaving the more complicated questions for last to ensure they don’t get stuck on a difficult question. On more difficult questions, test-takers can increase their chances of selecting the correct answer by eliminating as many answers as possible and choosing from those that remain. Students also must read the test instructions as well as each question very carefully. Oftentimes simple mistakes can be avoided by taking the time to read through the test materials in a purposeful manner.
