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Venice District and Curriculum
Sarasota County Schools encompass all the schools in the Sarasota, FL area. The school district is large, containing 42,000 students, 5,000 employees, and 52 schools. It is also one of just 10 school districts in the state of Florida to be graded an “A” school. Venice High School contains small learning communities, or subgroups, which are organized around certain topics of interest. The Ninth Grade Transition Program provides a safe environment for students transitioning to high school and helps prepare students for success all throughout their high school career.
We currently cover the following Venice-area school district: Sarasota County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Venice District Curriculum
Each team in the Ninth Grade Transition Program is comprised of a ninth grade math, English, and science teacher, and these educators collaborate with a guidance counselor, an administrator, a career advisor, mentors, and students’ parents. Other learning communities include Hospitality Education and Leadership, Business Information and Technology, Physical Sciences and Engineering, Life Science, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, and the Academy of Excellence.
The Academy of Excellence is a rigorous, intensive learning community designed for college-ready students. The goal of these programs is to integrate a “school-to-career movement” combining academic and occupation-based opportunities. Students have the opportunity to network with people in their field of interest, earn college or technical school credits, and partake in internships. Learning environments are small, personalized, and focused.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Venice Educational News
- Venice High Earns an ‘A’ - For the 203-14 school year, Venice High earned an “A” grade on behalf of the Florida Department of Education, improving on its “B” grade from the year prior. Schools were required to reach at least 70 percent proficiency in order to get an “A.” The school’s graduation rate also rose dramatically from 74 to 85 percent.
- Best-Selling Author Speaks at Venice High - Best-selling sci-fi author James Rollins recently spoke at Venice High School. The event was organized by the Venice High School Literacy Council at its 11th annual Literacy Celebration.
- Sarasota High Choir Performs with Foreigner - Sarasota High’s Chamber Choir recently joined the rock band Foreigner onstage to perform the group’s hit song “I Want to Know What Love Is.” Foreigner has joined in on the efforts of the Grammy Foundation in keeping music education and programs in schools throughout the U.S. The concert served as a benefit, as funds raised would be donated to the Grammy Foundation.
Venice 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: Early Learning Expectations in Math
By the end of elementary school, the critical areas in the math curriculum are gaining fluency in multiplying multi-digit numbers and understanding division with multi-digit dividends; understanding the equivalence of fractions as well as how to add and subtract fractions with the same denominators and multiply fractions by whole numbers; and analyzing and classifying shapes based on properties such as parallel and perpendicular sides, angle measurements, and symmetry. When students start middle school, they should be able to fluently add and subtract fractions and develop an understanding of multiplying and dividing fractions, understand decimals in the place value system and operations involving decimals to the hundredths, and understand the concept of volume. In sixth grade, the key areas are using ratio and rate to solve problems, gaining fluency in dividing fractions and starting to work with negative numbers, writing and using equations, and beginning to use statistical thinking,
