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Stockton District and Curriculum

The schools in Stockton follow the curriculum that has been developed on a subject area basis. These curriculum provide the framework for organizing learning around the expectations that teach students to the highest standards. In English/Language Arts and Math, the Common Core Standards are used because they provide a well-developed curriculum that covers all the content areas within the subjects. Schools also offer a number of unique programs like International Baccalaureate (IB) or other Choice Programs. These programs also have curriculum that state the learning objectives of the courses and these learning objectives offer measurable goals for students to achieve. All these curriculum allow teachers flexibility in their teaching style while also ensuring that all students receive the same high standards of instruction.

We currently cover the following Stockton-area school district: Stockton Unified School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Stockton District Curriculum

In English/Language Arts the Common Core Standards describe what skills go into reading informational texts or developing a writing process. In English and Language Arts a student needs to master: reading literature, reading informational texts, reading foundational skills, writing, and speaking and listening, and language usage. The Common Core emphasis is on critical thinking, problem solving, and analytical skills for college, career and life. In Math, the Common Core provides descriptions of what students need to be able to do in the areas of numerical operations, algebraic functions, geometry and measurement, and data analysis using statistics or probability.

In the Social Sciences, a student will need to master the ability to communicate, complete data analysis, demonstrate awareness, and develop their ability to acquire information. There are six content standards. These standards are in: culture, economics, geography, government, civics, history, individual and group interactions. All these skills are covered on a grade by grade level so that learning progresses and deepens over the years.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Stockton Educational News

  • Grant Funding - Through the hard work of the whole educational community, a major grant has been awarded to the Stockton Unified School District. The District has been awarded $34 million of which $1.5 million will go to each school in the district for a major school improvement initiative.
  • Stockton Early College Academy - The Early College Academy is in its opening years and students are succeeding at impressive rates. This Academy provides rigorous coursework and expectations for extracurricular involvement to students who are working towards acceptance at top colleges.
  • Read Across America - One local elementary school was recently visited by the National Education Association's Read Across America Tour. Students were visited by none other than Dr. Seuss's Lorax as a part of this tour which brings books and donations to public school libraries around the country.

Stockton 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: Building Excitement in Science

Some children look at science as something they need to finish to be promoted to the next grade. Parents can help to build the excitement concerning science through a few hands-on experiences. One way to help is to let a child take apart an old radio, or perhaps give them a kit to build one of their own. Parents need to remember that the child is exploring to help build their curiosity, however, it may be a good idea to set ground rules so they do not try to take apart a laptop computer. Another way to bring science to life is to watch a science fiction movie together and look for all the science that could not work. In addition, there are many museums that offer hands-on activities that can make a child think of ways they can further their exploration at home.