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Swissvale, Pennsylvania Tutoring Programs
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Swissvale District and Curriculum
Woodland Hills School District seeks to provide a positive learning experience where students are able to be challenged. The district strives to provide a safe environment for all students where they not only learn what is required, but are able to imagine and dream. Students of all ages enjoy an environment where the focus is them and their learning. Blended learning is utilized to assist students and help them to integrate learning and technology at the pace of the student instead of relying 100% on the pace of the class.
We currently cover the following Swissvale-area school district: Woodland Hills School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Swissvale District Curriculum
Students in the Woodland Hills School District receive an education that correlates with the requirements laid out by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. They work both in traditional classroom settings as well as in small groups on classroom projects, and use various technologies to experience and learn in a variety of ways that accommodate the learning style of each student.
The Language Arts program moves students through different genres of text such as fiction, poetry, historical fiction, and non-fiction. While students will learn to read these texts fluently, they will also be able to analyze what they have read for meaning. Students also participate in weekly technology classes in order to prepare them with the skills necessary for the 21st Century. Students are given a good understanding of Core subjects as well as introduced to many other subjects including sciences, social studies, and the arts.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Swissvale Educational News
- Woodland Hills High School Celebrates Pittsburgh Navy Week in a Unique Way - Navy members came to Woodland Hills High School, but they weren’t just any Navy Sailor. They were crew on the USS Constitution. Crew members dressed in clothing from the 1800's and told about life during that time as a Navy Sailor. Impressive experience students!
- Woodland Hills School District Nurses Provide Event to Educate Boys on Health Issues - The first ever “Boys Night Out” event was held this year for middle school boys in the Woodland Hills School District and put on by the school nurses. Students came with fathers, grandfathers, uncles, guardians or other male influence and learned about the importance of health and avoiding things like drugs. It was a fun-filled and informative evening.
- Woodland Hills High School Alumni Wins NCAA Championship Status - Congratulations to Sarah Rinsma, former graduate of Woodland Hills High School. She graduated from Johns Hopkins University in May after helping her swim team win Bronze in the NCAA Championships for the third division.
Swissvale 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: How You Can Help Your Child with Homework
Elementary school is full of fun, excitement, adventures, discoveries and…homework. Helping your child be successful with homework can make a huge difference in their success at school. To help your child, provide a dedicated time and place to do homework. If possible, make sure it is a time when you can be available for questions, redirection, or concerns your child may have. Make sure it is also at a time when your child can focus without being too hungry or too tired. Have your child keep a list of homework due. Many teachers in elementary school have an assignment book or method of keeping track of homework. Make sure to review this daily and ask your child for any notes that may have been sent home for you. Make homework fun, always remembering to acknowledge quality work or time spent and encouraging your child in the skills they can do well. Help your child when they have questions and teach them to look for answers with resources they have available to them such as teachers, the school library, or safe internet research.
