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St. Martin, Mississippi Tutoring Programs
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St. Martin District and Curriculum
St. Martin Public School has been named one of the country’s best schools by “America’s Best High Schools” in the U.S. News and World Report. They offer their students an opportunity to take Advanced Placement classes in a variety of subjects and base educational standards on the nationally recognized Common Core Curriculum.
We currently cover the following St. Martin-area school district: Jackson County School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the St. Martin District Curriculum
The writing curriculum in St. Martin begins on the first day of school. Children are exposed to the written word every day. They soon learn the basics of creating stories and then editing them. By the time the students prepare for high school they know how to create reports, letters, presentations, poems, plays, biographies, essays and video narratives. In writing, students examine areas of literacy like parts of speech, punctuation, and clauses.
St. Martin Public Schools educate the children in measuring by first having them compare objects for length and weight. Then they begin to learn about the tools that are used for measuring such as a ruler or scale. Their education continues as they then measure and convert units, in both English and metric systems. If these students take geometry in high school, they can take their measuring skills farther by learning about reasoning and proof, lines, functions of triangles, quadrilaterals, circles and trigonometry.
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Keeping Informed: Recent St. Martin Educational News
- AFJROTC - The St. Martin’s Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp is for students who desire to become acquainted with what the Air Force could offer after graduation. These students take classes in the history of the Air Force, commercial flight, astronomy and space. They also learn about wellness and fitness, citizenship, drills formations and ceremonies.
- Mu Alpha Theta - Mu Alpha Theta is an organization for students that have shown an interest in mathematics. They help them become stronger in the subject and they encourage the members to spread the fun of math throughout the school. Mu Alpha Theta offers contests and conventions that the club members may attend.
- 4-H Club - 4-H clubs offer young people a chance to work with adults to achieve their potential. This organization offers many youth development programs as well as resources for others. Members can complete projects in a variety of projects from ATV’s, child development, clothing, livestock and gardening.
St. Martin 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 to Prepare for Kindergarten
Kindergarten can be an exciting and scary time for parents and children; however, with a little preparation the transition can be smooth with very little tension. To begin, about a month before the school year begins, begin adapting to the school schedule. This means the child may need to start their day earlier, eat at a different time and they will begin to work together on art and other crafts. This can be accomplished by setting aside times to work together on items. The library is also a source of books on how to help children prepare for kindergarten. Also try to find some fun activities to help the child learn their colors, shapes, numbers and letters. Then on the first day of school, when it is time to drop the child off at school, do not linger as this can make the child apprehensive about leaving you. Walk the child to the classroom, get them started at an activity or at play, then say goodbye and wish them a great day. This will help everyone make a more successful transition into the child’s educational life.
