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White Lake Township District and Curriculum

White Lake Township is served by five different school districts including Clarkston Community Schools, Holly Area Schools, Huron Valley Schools, Walled Lake Community School District, and Waterford Community Schools. Out of the five, Walled Lake Community School District is the largest with twelve elementary schools, four middle schools, three high schools, and two education centers. By employing highly qualified teachers and implementing proven teaching methods, these districts strive to develop socially responsible students who are equipped with the skills to be successful.

We currently cover the following White Lake Township-area school districts: Clarkston Community Schools, Holly Area Schools, Huron Valley Schools, Walled Lake Community School District, and Waterford Community Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the White Lake Township District Curriculum

As the nation pushes for students to take part in more STEM classes, Mathematics has become a huge focal point in these districts’ curriculums. Even at the Kindergarten level, students are already solving addition and subtraction word problems. As students move up in grade level, they will work on standards that include place value, fractions, multiplication, and division. Teachers use several different teaching strategies and approaches in order to help students reach mastery of these standards including games and technology.

When students enter middle school they should be fluent in the fundamentals of Mathematics. In middle school, students will dig deeper into the fundamentals with topics such as negative numbers, linear equations, and writing equations. High school mathematics is more complex in that students take courses on certain strands instead of inclusive classes.

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Keeping Informed: Recent White Lake Township Educational News

  • Students Build Shelters for the Homeless - Design students at Clifford H. Smart Middle School took on the task of building shelter prototypes for the homeless out of recycled materials. Students were put into teams and took on business models to complete the work. The prototypes were made from such materials as wooden pallets, cardboard boxes, and tarps.
  • High School Student Wins Princeton Prize - Walled Lake high school junior recently won the prestigious Princeton Prize for her work on race relations. The award was won based on her history of organizing an African American Awareness Club at her school and promoting field trips and classes that focus on African American history. She was awarded a monetary scholarship and will take part in a symposium at the university.
  • Teacher Applauded for Peaceful Lessons - An elementary school P.E. teacher was awarded the Local Hero Peacekeeper Award for his work in promoting non-violent solutions to problems. The teacher was nominated by the school’s principal who noticed his ability to work well with all students.

White Lake Township 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: What Technology Is Used in the Classroom?

During the last twenty years there has been a dramatic change in the technology available in classrooms. Gone are the days of the overhead projector, slide reel, and chalkboard. As the world has seen giant leaps in technological advances, so have schools. An interactive white board is one of these advances that are being installed in most classrooms around the country. These boards take the place of televisions and overhead projectors. Teachers can use the boards to show videos, write notes, play games, and display textbooks. Another change in school technology is the use of computers. Where classrooms used to have one desktop computer, now classrooms are equipped with enough laptops for each student. A lot of schools have even enacted Bring Your Own Device policies that allow students to bring their own laptops or tablets to school. As technology advances, schools are striving to keep up so that students are exposed to the most up-to-date equipment and strategies.