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Villa Rica, Georgia Tutoring Programs
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Villa Rica District and Curriculum
Villa Rica students attend Carroll County Schools. Students follow the Common Core Georgia Performance Standards and Georgia Performance Standards. The standards are set of expectations within core subjects at each grade level of what students should be learning and need to know for college and career readiness. Curriculum is aligned with the standards in Reading, English Language Arts and Mathematics in the elementary grades. During these grades, learning occurs through collaborative work and active participation, and student individual learning needs are a focus.
We currently cover the following Villa Rica-area school district: Carroll County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Villa Rica District Curriculum
Middle grades focus on the transition between middle and high school years, addressing the concerns and interests of students at this phase of their life. Through Connections, an exploratory approach to learning, students are taught subject areas integrated within each other; an interdisciplinary curriculum that provides opportunities for continued academic and personal development.
The high school years are focused on preparing students for college and the workforce. Curriculum emphasizes critical thinking skills and increased knowledge. Students are expected to produce a great deal of analytic writing, applying to all subjects and develop strong academic research skills. They are expected to learn how to incorporate the thoughts of others into their own work. Students are provided with opportunities for academic and extracurricular growth as well as personal development.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Villa Rica Educational News
- Pine Mountain Gold Museum - Pine Mountain Gold Museum, located at Stockmar Park, is a unique place for adults and children to see GOLD! As a gold mining town for over a hundred years, the history of the industry is on display on the grounds of the park. Families and visitors can enjoy a tour of intact gold mines, pan for gold, wander around the park, make a wish at the old-fashioned water-wheel, and see live farm animals and the many exhibits in and outside of the museum.
- Districtwide Apps - You can now access local school information, latest Cobb County District news and updates on testing or curriculum changes through your mobile device. The district offers mobile apps for Apple and Android devices, such as phones and tablets. Visit the district website for a list of apps available for download.
- Sight Word List - If you have a student in the primary grades (K-2), then practicing Sight Words can be an everyday activity. A list of words for kindergarten, first grade and second grade and each semester within those grades can be found on Carroll County Schools website. You can learn of and be prepared in advance for which words will be taught and when, making it easy for you to help your child for tests and everyday use.
Villa Rica 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: Sight Word
The primary grades are not only the introduction of classroom learning for some children but also the mastering of foundational skills that need to be carried through their schooling. Phonics and sight words are the basis for reading during these grades. Being able to sound out words and memorize words may not be easy for some and confusing for others. Testing of these skills, which occurs at each of the primary grade levels (K, 1st and 2nd), can make demonstrating one’s reading ability even more of a challenge. Resources and lists of the most common sight words can be found from teachers, school districts and other educational resources. During these grades and age levels, memorization and sounding out can be the most helpful means of mastering words. Just a few words a day can make a difference to your child’s learning. During conversation, when watching television or playing games, add a sight word into the moment. These moments can make a difference in your child’s learning progression.
