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Waycross, Georgia Tutoring Programs
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Waycross District and Curriculum
Waycross students attend Ware County Schools. Students follow the Georgia Performance Standards, in alignment with Common Core State Standards. The curriculum includes expectations of performance within core subjects at each grade level of what students should be learning and need to know for college and career. The standards are found in K-12 language arts, with literacy standards integrated into science, social studies and technical education in the middle and high school grades, and in K-10 mathematics.
We currently cover the following Waycross-area school district: Ware County Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Waycross District Curriculum
The Georgia Performance Standards intend to make learning rigorous and relevant, applicable through problem-based teaching. Students are provided with the skills, content and knowledge to be college and career ready, using informational technical texts and increasing text complexity in core subjects to do so. From kindergarten to twelfth grade, students learn, perform and apply concepts to everyday activities of their daily life.
Learning is integrated between subjects for students to apply concepts and skills interchangeably. Even in areas of agriculture, computers, family life and health, students get involved in the many directions they could “be when they grow up.” The extracurricular activities that are available support many students goals and give them the opportunity to attend conferences, workshops, academic competitions and participate in community service and awareness campaigns and students become aware of their abilities.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Waycross Educational News
- Southern Forest World - The Southern Forest World is a unique experience the whole family will appreciate. The everyday trees seen around Waycross are a part of the exhibits on display in the self-guided museum. Visitors can wander around the museum at their own pace, learning the history of the forestry industry from the 1700’s to modern technologies used today. Forest product and uses of the material are shown, giving you and your family an appreciation of the wood and its impact on our world.
- Okefenokee Heritage Center - Visit the Okefenokee Heritage Center to learn about the art and culture of the Okefenokee area. On display are exhibits of the surrounding counties, showing the cultures of Native Americans and Black Heritage along with art and architecture of those cultures and the area. Art programs and camps are offered during the summer, giving children and teens the opportunity to expand their creativity in drawing, painting, pottery, sculpting and collage formats.
- Teacher of the Year - Heather Boggs was named Ware County Schools Teacher of the Year! A kindergarten teacher at Ruskin Elementary School, Ms, Boggs has also been involved in the development of pacing guides for Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies as well as the Kindergarten Curriculum Pacing guide, co-authored the Ware County Early Intervention Assessment and Rubric and presented Best Practices for the Georgia Leadership Institute for School Improvement at schools around the state.
Waycross 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: Home Economics
Although a “class” or set of electives found in the high school grades, the activities and skills within this “subject area” can be taught as early as kindergarten. What some would call chores, others may call those activities just part of their everyday. Your child should be involved as well. Gathering, sorting and folding laundry, sweeping or vacuuming, watering the plants, filling or emptying the dishwasher…..all of these are learning moments for the youngest of children. Teenagers could be involved in the cooking of dinner, cleaning areas around the house, even collecting coupons or helping manage household spending. Involve your child or teen in your everyday or weekly household “chores” and they’ll benefit tremendously when on their own. The summer is the perfect time to begin, or continue, the activities and skills your children will need at some point in their life.
