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  Waverly District Curriculum Used in Our In-Home Tutoring Programs
  The Waverly-Shell Rock Community Schools are committed to student success in technology and have implemented a wide range of technological advances at its four elementary schools, one middle school campus and one high school. To that end, all students at the middle school and high school receive iPads to use in the classroom and at home and iPads are available for elementary students inside their classrooms. The overarching curriculum is based on Common Core and Iowa Core Standards, which detail the yearly learning expectation in each subject.
  We currently cover the following Waverly-area school district: Waverly-Shell Rock Community Schools.
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  Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Waverly District Curriculum
  Waverly-Shell Rock students use iPads in every class to complete a wide variety of assignments. For example, elementary school students learn to make iMovies and write ebooks, middle school students collaborate on interactive presentations and high school students use the iPad to Skype with experts in their field of study to enhance their educational experience. Teachers and instructors in the Waverly-Shell Rock Community schools also make the most of the available technology. Teachers are able to grade more effectively and communicate with parents and students. For example, if a student is absent, the student can find out what s/he missed so that they don't fall behind.
  Art students throughout the district are the beneficiaries of iPad use that allow them to complete art projects, store photos in online accounts and create a digital portfolio. Physical education students can complete a circuit training course by scanning QR codes that explain the next physical activity.
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  Keeping Informed: Recent Waverly Educational News
  Infinite Campus - Waverly's devotion to a technologically advance school extends to their parents. The schools in the Waverly-Shell Rock Community Schools use Infinite Campus, an online tool that enables parents to monitor their student's progress and stay informed of school activities. Parents can monitor a student's grades, missing assignments, attendance, as well as receive messages from a teacher or check district news.
  Project Wisdom - The Waverly-Shell Rock Middle School implements the Project Wisdom program in their school. Students are educated in what it takes to build good character. With a combination of messages at school, a personal journal and integrated lesson plans, students who participate in Project Wisdom are more responsible and learn patience and tolerance for others
  Wartburg-Waverly Sports and Wellness Center - The opportunity for recreation is vast in Waverly. The area has numerous campgrounds, hiking trails and indoor recreation options. The Wartburg-Waverly Sports and Wellness Center is a community resource that offers sports leagues, fitness classes, an aquatics center and personal training.
  Chalk Talk: Tips for Developing Strong Literacy Habits
  It's common knowledge that children who read at home are more likely to develop strong reading habits and respond better to reading tasks in the classroom. But it's equally important for parents to model a balance of fiction and non-fiction reading with their children. In fact, parents who can reflect a passion and respect for the information found in non-fiction reading, such as newspaper articles, magazines, and encyclopedias will have a much stronger influence on their child's literacy skills than parents who focus on fiction reading alone. Good readers rely on a balance of reading materials and read to entertain themselves as well as learn new information. Start by finding out what topics already interest your child: astronomy, electronics, animals, or sports. Then, look for websites, books, and magazine or newspaper articles that provide more information on that topic in a child-friendly manner.