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Woburn District and Curriculum
Woburn Public Schools are located approximately 10 miles north of Boston. The district contains a total of eleven schools and over 4,500 students. There are eight elementary schools, two middle schools, and a high school. Its mission is—in a partnership with families and the community—to provide a nurturing educational environment that allows students to succeed academically and socially in college, their careers, and in society. The district is working on increasing the community partnerships, and the learning opportunities which emerge for them, for the students.
We currently cover the following Woburn-area school district: Woburn Public Schools.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Woburn District Curriculum
In terms of the curriculum, Woburn Public Schools’ mission is to design and make the necessary alterations so that students can achieve success. The district has high expectations of students and is continually looking to improve the curriculum to suit the needs of the students. The curriculum is based off of the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks which provides specific grade level expectations for the skills and content knowledge in which students should achieve proficiency.
The district places emphasis on the educators being a key part of instruction by being lifelong learners who engage in professional development. Teachers are also held to professional standards that place the emphasis on the students, including knowing their students and how they learn, being experts in the subject(s) they teach, creating a culture for learning in their classrooms, effectively monitoring the progress of their students, and continually engaging in professional development.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Woburn Educational News
- Students Team Up With NBA Team - Fourth and fifth graders at the Shamrock School worked with the NBA’s Boston Celtics and Sal’s Pizza for the “Teaming Up Against Hunger” campaign. Through a public service announcement, the students were able to raise $4,000 for the Walk for Hunger. Shamrock’s PSA can be viewed here.
- Yearbook Staff Creates Video Full of School Spirit - Woburn High School’s 2014 yearbook staff created a very impressive lip dub to the song “The Best Day of My Life.” The video featured over 1,300 students and required more than 40 hours of organizing. The making of the lip dub involved school spirit, teamwork, and a great amount of communication among students.
- Middle School Hosts Thai Exchange Students - For a month, 28 exchange students from Thailand attended Joyce Middle School. They celebrated the end of their time at the American school and the Songkran Thai New Year adorned in colorful costumes and performing traditional dances. The Thai and American students became friends and learned a great deal about each other’s cultures.
Woburn 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: Classroom Rules
In the majority of elementary schools, teachers spend the first couple days of school reviewing and making sure their students understand the classroom rules. However, the rules will likely be more meaningful to them if they have a hand in creating them. Teachers can ask students for specific behaviors and actions that would be appropriate in class. After clarifying student responses, they can word the rules in a way so that students understand them and write them down right then and there. If a student is on the right track with a rule, the teacher can reword it but make it sound as if the child stated a great rule for the class. In addition to using student-created rules, another key to successful rules at the elementary level is the way in which rules are written and stated. They should be understandable to the young students—brief and not too general or too specific. If students are stating various rules that fall under the same umbrella, the teacher should create one generalized rule that they all fit into.
