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West Bloomfield District and Curriculum

The West Bloomfield School District serves approximately 6,600 students in the West Bloomfield, MI area (including Keego Harbor, Orchard Lake Village, and a portion of Sylvan Lake). The district is committed to excellence and boasts a 94.8% graduation rate. West Bloomfield utilizes an all-inclusive and rigorous curriculum to meet the educational needs of their students. Students attending college are well prepared through the curriculum with the reading, research, problem-solving and communication skills needed in college. The schools also offer career-oriented programs for students who plan to enter a career path following high school.

We currently cover the following West Bloomfield-area school district: West Bloomfield School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the West Bloomfield District Curriculum

Workshop models are used as the framework for Reading and Writing instruction in West Bloomfield elementary schools. These models allow students to learn through a brief lesson, have time to put what they’ve learned into practice, and then share what they’ve learned with their peers. Middle school students are exposed to a diverse collection of literature and expository texts through thematic units. Students engage in lessons, discussions, reflections, and presentations to show mastery throughout the unit. High school students are required to obtain 4 English credits.

The Math curriculum in West Bloomfield focuses on hands-on and everyday tasks to further their understanding of the world. Students are expected to gather and analyze data, think outside of the box, and apply problem solving skills in daily tasks. AVID is a program offered to West Bloomfield students that exists to ready students for the high demands of college. The program works to increase the number of students in higher level classes.

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Keeping Informed: Recent West Bloomfield Educational News

  • Student Fundraisers - West Bloomfield high school students have volunteered to serve the community and celebrate the influence of Dr. Martin Luther King. Students co-chair the event, United We Walk, and take on tasks that are related to every facet of the event—from start to finish. Other events include the Drive 4UR School fundraiser, which helps with the costs of the UWW and the MLK365 initiative, which focuses on acknowledging good citizens in the community.
  • “FunD” Run - Over 700 Scotch Elementary students participated in a “FunD” Run to raise money for their school. Students gathered pledges for each lap they ran and collectively raised over $30,000. The event was put together by the Parent Teacher Organization and every dollar raised will directly benefit Scotch Elementary. The funds raised will be used for classroom materials, technology, and field trips.
  • WBHS Choir Performs at Capitol - The West Bloomfield High School choir, at the request of Senator Mike Kowall, recently performed at the Capitol building in Lansing. The performance was held on election day and can still be viewed online.

West Bloomfield 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: Constructivist Theory

Constructivism is an educational philosophy that focuses on real life experiences and allows students to “construct” their own knowledge. Educators who subscribe to this theory of instruction provide hands-on opportunities to discover new learning and scaffold on prior knowledge. The teacher guides the students while students create their learning. Constructivism can be seen in the works of Maria Montessori and John Dewey. The students should develop abilities through practice and applied situational learning experiences that help them to build an understanding of how “things” work. While there is room for direct instruction within this theory, it also promotes project-based learning and inquiry-guided learning as well.