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Hello & Welcome Students! This page is designed specifically with your academic needs in mind. Here you will find useful online resources, such as a dictionary, homework help, and for our older High School students, career and college advice for your next step after graduation. We promise you fun and cool information is just a few clicks away. So what are you waiting for? Start exploring the links on this page!
MERRIAM-WEBSTER DICTIONARY: Do you need help spelling a word? Do you want to know what that six-letter, impossible to pronounce word in your science book means? You need a dictionary!
4 KIDS: Homework help, fun learning games, a place you can voice your opinion, and so much more. This website is more than just fun because you will learn something every time you go to 4 Kids.
FUNOLOGY: Did you know night butterflies have ears on their wings so they can avoid bats? For all of those zany questions you have ever wondered about, Funology has an answer for them! Grades K-5.
MAMA MEDIA: Safe, fun, and full of surprises. Mama Media is a great place for kids to use their imaginations, be creative, and learn.
KID SCOOP: Coloring, puzzles, and jokes, oh my! Here you will find a great website if you just want to unwind after a few hours of homework. But don’t let anyone know that you’re going to be learning something while “playing” at Kid Scoop! http://www.kidscoop.com/kids/index.html
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC KIDS: If you love animals and are passionate about the environment, National Geographic Kids is for you. Here you will find activities, videos, games, and much more. This site is a great place to start finding information for school projects. www.nationalgeographic.com/kids
OCCUPATIONAL OUTLOOK HANDBOOK: Information on what to do and how to prepare for your future when you get out of school. Visit this site before May of your senior year. http://www.bls.gov/oco/
JOB STAR: Résumé writing is an important component to finding a good job. And what about that cover letter? And the interview? The search for a job can be daunting, so Job Star is here to help. http://www.jobstar.org
STUDENTS.GOV: A Federal Government site that has some good career planning information, but it’s not just about jobs; it also has information about other government services for young people—including information on registering to vote, signing up for selective service, finding scholarships, and locating agencies where you can volunteer to serve others while trying to choose a career. http://www.students.gov
DISCOVERY SCHOOL: Homework help, brain boosters, and science fair ideas are just some of the material students will find at this website. Both parents and teachers will be happy knowing that their kids are getting quality help from a well-known, trusted website. http://school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/bjpinchbeck/
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