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Superior, Wisconsin Tutoring Programs
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Superior District and Curriculum
SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Superior students start with a ACADEMIC ASSESSMENT with an Academic Director. Call us now for a personalized quote! Our services include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-weekly progress reports, learning profiles and parental conference calls.
Superior District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
The School District of Superior adheres to the Common Core State Standards for mathematics and literacy, and the Next Generation Science Standards for all science classes. Each grade level must take the Smarter Balanced Assessment to track comprehension and retention progress. The core standards teach students to analyze problems logically and present their answers clearly. The goal is to adequately prepare all students to be successful in college and career.
We currently cover the following Superior-area school district: School District of Superior.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Superior District Curriculum
The School District of Superior believes in providing children with the best education possible, starting as early as kindergarten. For English language arts, students are introduced to letters, rhymes, blends, and printing. In math, kindergarten students cover counting, numerical operations, shapes, and measurements. Kindergarten science lessons present the scientific method, the environment, and the properties of life.
Advanced elementary education continues through fifth grade at the School District of Superior. Fifth grade students learn literature, reading, writing, and grammar in English language arts. In math, fifth graders study place value, estimation, long multiplication and division, and fractions and decimals. The curriculum also prepare students for middle school by introducing basic geometry and algebra. Science addresses the many branches of physical science including geology, astronomy, and energy. Social studies lessons cover American history and geography. Extracurricular classes include health and physical education, art, and music.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Superior Educational News
- Chess at BES - Elementary age students in the School District of Superior will have the opportunity to get involved in chess club at Bryant Elementary School. The club will be run by John Hansen, from the University of Maryland. Students who have interest or proficiency at chess can sign up for the club and can see the faculty advisor for any questions.
- World Book Night at SMS - SDS’s Superior Middle School will celebrate World Book Night to encourage students to read. The school will be holding a gallery with guest representatives from the library and book stores like Barnes and Noble. A free Nook will be awarded to one lucky student, and other books will be given away throughout the evening.
- Giving Back to the Community - Students at Lake Superior Elementary School in the School District of Superior recently had the opportunity to give back to the community. The students participated in an ornament sale where they made and sold Christmas ornaments to raise money for the Douglas County Humane Society. The students were able to raise over $600 dollars, which was used to purchase food and supplies for the DCHS.
Superior 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: Resources for Budding Astronomers
Most school districts require students to complete at least one literature course in order to graduate. Schools do this because they recognize the importance that literature has on the educational journey of students. A literature course exposes students to other times and other cultures. Major historic, political, religious, and cultural issues are addressed in the literary classics that grace most classrooms. When a student is exposed to these issues and asked to think critically on key topics, he is broadening his worldview. A student who is well-versed in literature will be a successful thinker and a better communicator. A student who is well-versed in literature will be able to form his own opinions on a topic and is not as easy swayed by group mentality. Literature courses are also standard in college, so a student who is well-versed in literature from high school, comes to the college table with a distinct advantage.
