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Westland District and Curriculum

Wayne-Westland Community School District serves students of the city of Westland with an innovative, cutting-edge approach to education. Their Career and Technical Center offers classes on renewable energy, video game design, and other courses on 21st century skills while high schools offer many Advanced Placement courses. Elementary schools offer a character education program that teaches the social skills students need to succeed in college and beyond. Livonia Public Schools and Inkster Public Schools also serve the city of Westland.

We currently cover the following Westland-area school districts: Inkster Public Schools, Livonia Public Schools, and Wayne-Westland Community School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Westland District Curriculum

In English and Language Arts, students are not just expected to learn phonics and vocabulary. They are also taught to ask questions about what they are reading and encouraged to monitor their own attitudes about literature in their lives. At an early age, students are exposed to both fiction and non-fiction texts and taught that each needs to be approached with different modes of thinking.

The Mathematics curriculum in Westland begins with Everyday Math, a comprehensive and hands-on math program that supports Michigan’s Grade Level Content Expectations. This program exposes students to a variety of mathematics topics and builds on them year after year so students enter high school with a deep understanding of mathematical processes. Once in high school, a variety of mathematics classes are offered, including many Advanced Placement classes, that will prepare students for next steps into college and careers.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Westland Educational News

  • Bond Initiatives - In a close election, voters in Livonia and neighboring Westland passed a measure that will raise almost $200 million for school improvements in the Livonia Public Schools district. Officials are eager to use this money for needed technology and building upgrades which will support academic achievement for all students.
  • School Tours - Wayne-Westland Community Schools held a Rockin’ Dance Party at Walker-Winter Elementary School in an effort to reach out to parents. Radio Disney hosted the party and parents were also given tours which highlighted building technology. Families also went on a virtual field trip in the school’s computer lab.
  • Earth Day Celebrations - Elementary school students celebrated Earth Day by learning conservation methods and Earth science. Through different experiences, students learned about things like reusing materials instead of throwing them out and how our weather works from a local meteorologist.

Westland 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: The Scientific Method

Scientists and students both use the scientific method to discover and explain the natural world around them. The first step is to make an educated guess about how something would react in an experimental setting. This statement is called the hypothesis. Then, an experiment tests the hypothesis to determine if it was correct or not. After reflection, the last step is to draw conclusions about what was observed and create new information. But, what's amazing is that elementary students all the way up to professional scientists use this same basic method for conducting experiments and doing research.