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Stockbridge, Georgia Tutoring Programs
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Stockbridge District and Curriculum
Stockbridge Public Schools are a part of Henry County Schools. The curriculum includes Common Core Georgia Performance Standards. The curriculum prepares students for what they need to know and be able to do to move to the next grade level and be successful in the future. Mathematics, Science, Technology, Social Studies, and Language Arts learning objectives for all students are based on Common Core Georgia Performance Standards.
We currently cover the following Stockbridge-area school district: Henry County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Stockbridge District Curriculum
Basic mathematical concepts taught during the early will emphasize problem solving, reasoning, representation, communication and making connections. Manipulatives are used often as a means of engaging student learning to progress with these skills. English Language Arts learning includes reading for foundation, information and literary texts with a focus on key ideas and details, craft and structure, and integration of knowledge, with an increasing range and complexity of texts.
Middle school and high school students build on earlier English Language Arts learning, extending the foundational, informational and literary skills to include production and distribution of writing, range of writing, distinguish text types and purposes. Literacy is also integrated into Science, Social Studies and technical education. Mathematics learning builds on foundational skills to include formulating and reasoning expressions and functions, analysis of space and data, and modeling and explaining relationships within everyday problems.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Stockbridge Educational News
- Bridgefest - Bridgefest, in Downtown Stockbridge, is an annual festival hosting a number of arts and crafts vendors, food vendors and entertainment. The event begins with a Friday Kickoff Concert, continuing with Saturday activities, vendors and more music entertainment. The annual Bridgefest takes place each October.
- Reeves Creek Trail - The City of Stockbridge is home to Reeves Creek Trail, 3 miles of paths along Reeves Creek. Bring the family to walk or ride bikes through wooded areas within Memorial Park. Trails are open daily for everyone and provide an opportunity for family to enjoy the outdoors.
- Cities Week - Cities Week is an annual program for school children, from toddler to middle school grades. The activities include a Coloring Project and Word Finds, with judging of artwork conducted by the Stockbridge Mayor. The program encourages the community to experience all that the City of Stockbridge has to offer.
Stockbridge 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: Parent-Teacher Conferences
From kindergarten to twelfth grade, teachers are available for you to talk to. Learn how your child is doing beyond the graded work they bring home or their report card. Whether you meet on pre-scheduled conference days, schedule an alternate time or send email, ask questions about the progress of your child’s learning. Teachers want the best for their students; each one of them. They are willing to provide parents with updates, feedback and recommendations on students’ academic growth. Take the opportunities teachers offer to inquire about your child’s classroom behavior, how engaged they may be in class and if there are any recommendations or suggestions for the child’s academic or behavioral improvement or continued success. Not every student may need to be inquired about with teachers. And not at every grade level. However, touch base with your child’s teacher at least once or twice a year. That interest you show in your child’s learning will benefit both you and your student.
