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Sutton District and Curriculum
Sutton Public Schools contain an early childhood center with grades PK-2, an elementary school with grades 3-5, a middle school, and a high school. The district’s mission is to “cultivates a positive, collaborative, engaging and safe environment that fosters academic excellence, social responsibility, personal growth and lifelong learning.” The schools emphasize rigorous standards in all academic subjects and align their teaching with the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks. There is also a community-based focus to learning in the district that connects students with enrichment programs and work experience. Students of all ages and ability levels are held to a high standard of achievement, both in the classroom and in the community.
We currently cover the following Sutton-area school district: Sutton Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Sutton District Curriculum
Sutton High School offers three levels of courses. Level 1 is the College Preparatory/Skills level. Level 2 classes are Honors/Pre-A.P. courses; these courses are worth 1.05 times more than Level 1 classes. Students who wish to take Level 2 courses need to be able to read and interpret complex information and texts at an accelerated pace, be independent and self-motivated and have strong study skills, be accountable for attendance and the completion of assignments, and possess rigorous work habits.
Level 3 courses are Advanced Placement (A.P.) and give students the opportunity to earn college credits; they are worth 1.1 times more than Level 1 courses. Students who wish to take A.P. courses must be able to read, understand, and interpret college-level information; function at the level of a college freshman; synthesize ideas and apply prior knowledge; have exemplary work ethic and time management skills; be accountable for attendance and the completion of assignments; complete summer assignments; and take the A.P. exam in May.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Sutton Educational News
- Sutton Students Senators for the Day - Two groups of Sutton High American Government classes were able to visit the new Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the U.S. Senate. Students were sworn in as "senators" in a full-size replica of the U.S. Senate Chamber. Students were divided into groups based on assigned political parties and states to craft a bill on the current issue of immigration. Students gave speeches and engaged in dialogue, voted on bills, and made compromises.
- Sutton Holds Successful Enrichment Program - Sutton Elementary and the Simonian Center for Early Learning recently held an After School Enrichment Program that exposed students in grades K-5 to classes in the arts, culture, crafts, science, and sports. The program would not have been possible if not for area businesses, the parents who lent their time to teach the classes, and student volunteers from the middle and high schools.
- School Building Committee Moves District Into 21st Century - The School Building Committee is an important facet of the administration of the school and parents are welcome to participate in their meetings and other decision-making activities. The goal of the Committee is to help transition the schools via updates, enhancements, and new construction. The School Building Committee also provides the community with information about their projects to promote the utmost in transparency.
Sutton 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: What Is Physics?
Physics is a science that revolves around such topics as matter, energy, force, motion, and acceleration. It is typically one of the three main sciences offered by high schools. Although physics is often not required in high school, advanced students may take the course during their junior year, and those who plan to attend college often take it during their senior year. A great deal of math is needed for physics; students need to solve many algebraic equations--several of which are highly complex. Many well-known scientist have made major contributions to physics and have had theories and units of measurements named after them. The Major Laws of Physics include Newton's Three Laws of Physics, the Law of Gravity, the Conservation of Mass and Energy, etc. Theories and laws include Netwon's Laws of Motion and Gravity, Quantum Physics, and Einstein's Theory of Relativity. Famous physicists not mentioned include Galileo, Bohr, and Hawking.
