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Sugar Hill, Georgia Tutoring Programs
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Sugar Hill District and Curriculum
Sugar Hill area students attend Gwinnett County Public School District. The curriculum follows Common Core Georgia Performance Standards, which includes a set of student performance standards at every grade level in preparing students for what they need to know and be able to do in their core subjects. This is further supplemented by electives, extracurriculars, community service, and character education programs.
We currently cover the following Sugar Hill-area school district: Gwinnett County Public School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sugar Hill District Curriculum
Elementary mathematics learning consists of number sense, computation, measurement and spatial recognition, progressing to problem solving, reasoning, representation and communication in making connections between concepts. Student learning in English Language Arts integrates reading, speaking, listening and use of language, developing into more complex application within each area. Literary texts and writing involve non-fiction and literature, allowing students plenty of opportunities to demonstrate analysis
Middle school and high school students English Language Arts learning consists of learning more about the craft of literature, literary devices and ways to interpret complex texts. They write analytic and reflective essays as well as write their own creative works. Written communication emphasizing all stages of the writing process is a significant part of their learning, with the development of voice and the ability to organize and present ideas being central to instruction.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sugar Hill Educational News
- Reels on the Lawn Movie Series - Be sure to bring the family to Reels on the Lawn Movie Series, held at the Sugar Hill City Hall Amphitheatre. The free event begins May 23rd is hosted by the Sugar Hill Parks and Recreation Department and features a different family-friendly movie every week. Beginning at dusk, the movie is shown on an outdoor 3D screen that allows you a great view from anywhere on the lawn. Set up a blanket or lawn chair with some snacks to make a relaxing evening for both children and parents.
- The Bluegrass Festival - Come to The Bluegrass Festival, held annually in the spring to listen to local and national Bluegrass musicians. The event features some of the best Bluegrass talent you’ll hear as well as exhibits and vendors featuring food, crafts and memorabilia. Don’t miss this great outdoor event, perfect for the whole family!
- Local Recreation - Make sure to spend the day at any one of the beautiful parks and recreational areas within Sugar Hill. Each offers a little bit of outdoor activity for everyone. From a giant playground and 5 multi-purpose fields at Gary Pirkle Park to a beach volleyball court and many baseball/softball fields at E.E. Robinson Park, in addition to the Town Green and Amphitheatre area, families can wander among all parks’ trails and walkways, taking in the great outdoors. Also be sure to look into programs and activities hosted by the Sugar Hill Parks and Recreation Department; there is something for everyone of all ages at the various parks.
Sugar Hill 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: Writing for Meaning
Many children and teens like writing as much as they like to read….not very much. Then there are others who like to write, about anything and everything, writing more than is needed on an assignment or within their homework. The key to writing for either type of student is to write for meaning. Whether it is Language Arts, Social Studies or Math, if your child’s work involves writing – an explanation, a story, an example – they are expected to write so that a reader can understand the intention of the story, that the explanation describes the problem or item. This means thinking about the question or item to respond to, thinking about an answer or ideas that addresses what is being asked and putting down on paper these thoughts. Some students want to get the activity over with, some put time and thought into what they need to write. Encourage your student to really think about what is being asked of them, what comes to mind, maybe even say their thoughts out loud then put those words on paper in a way that makes sense.
