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Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Manitowoc District Curriculum
Elementary students in the Manitowoc Public School District’s six elementary schools are exposed to a rigorous curriculum structured around specific learning targets. Starting in first grade, students learn to read by using phonics. In math, students practice addition and subtraction problems and study place value. Life science is introduced at an early age, and students are also exposed to good health and wellness practices.
The Manitowoc Public School District requires 24 credits for graduation and 20 hours of community service. Four English credits are required, and advanced students can take AP English. Three math classes, three sciences, and three social studies classes are all required, and AP classes are offered for each branch. MPSD’s Lincoln High School also participates in the International Baccalaureate Program; in order to graduate with an IB diploma, students must take six IB classes, write an extensive essay, and complete 150 hours of community service.
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SchoolTutoring Academy’s tutoring programs for Manitowoc students start with a free academic assessment with an Academic Director. Our flagship tutoring programs are available for $199.99/month which include regular one-on-one tutoring, academic mentorship, bi-monthly progress reports, learning profiles, and parental conference calls.
Manitowoc District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
The curriculum at Manitowoc Public School District has a strong focus on English language art and math skills. From kindergarten, students are encouraged to develop advanced reading and writing skill along with exceptional mathematics instruction. All grade levels adhere to board approved learning targets throughout the year. The 11 schools in the district, including the Manitowoc County Comprehensive Charter School, all conform to the Common Core State Standards adopted by the state of Wisconsin.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Manitowoc Educational News
- Read Across America at Franklin Elementary - Manitowoc Public School District’s Franklin Elementary School recently held a school-wide reading program called Read Across America. The week-long program was designed to get students to do more reading at home and to ask critical questions about what they are reading. The two schools that read the most books received supplies to decorate their classrooms’ doors.
- High School Teacher Earns State Recognition - Cory Erlandson, an economics teacher for MPSD’s Lincoln High School, was recognized by the State of Wisconsin for exceptional teaching. Only three teachers in Wisconsin area schools were named for this award.
- Students Learn Important Life Lessons - Guidance lessons at Madison Elementary School have been teaching students from first through fifth grade about important community issues. Students have been learning about the impacts of negative behavior, including the downfalls to name calling and cyber bulling. In addition, students also learn positive concepts such as internet safety, problem solving, and how to stand up for others.
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Chalk Talk: Technology in the Classroom
Students are being introduced to technology at a very early age. Most primary school children come to class already knowing how to unlock an iPhone or iPad, turn on TV’s, and look something up on the computer. For many children, using these electronics at home is exciting for them; it opens the door to a new avenue of learning. Many school are welcoming the technological age with open arms. Classrooms now come stocked with computers, laptops, and tablets that students can use for educational purposes. In class, teachers instruct the students how to properly use the tech gadgets – how to handle them safely and use them for education, not for frivolity. Teaching students technological skills when they are young gives them the tools they need to effectively use electronic devices when they are older.