Itooch middle school

PR NewswirePARIS, August 13, 2013PARIS , August 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — 03.11.2025 03.06.2025 03.05.2025 Leading the educational and mobile apps from Elementary to Middle school, iTooch is now available on the Google Play Store.Educational appseduPad is publishing a large list of educational and interactive apps for tablets and smartphones. Our apps are created by teachers and video games developers and turn learning into fun!Watch our trailer: on a fun and innovative pedagogyDiscover our appsMore than 900,000 fans!“I just downloaded your iTooch Grade 5 Math and English Apps. WOW they are amazing !” – Jon Smith , School Teacher, Ohio “The mascot is adorable and keeps kids on task with lots of encouragement and there is a lesson summary available when needed.” – TeachersWithApps.com More than 30 apps from 3rd Grade to 8th Grade iTooch goes in-depth with official educational curricula from 3rd Grade to 8th Grade, to be used at home or school. Elementary School: learn and practice Math, Langage Arts and Science from 3rd to 5th Grade Middle School: learn and practice Math and Langage Arts from 6th to 8th Gradeavailable on the App S to re, Windows 8 and now on Google Play S to re iTooch is back-to-school on Android from September. Every level is available, including some new features just for you!From $4.99 (free versions available) online version contactJérôme Serre / Amandine Royer SOURCE EduPad

The most comprehensive app for 7 graders. Covers Math Grade 7 Common Core curriculum.With more than 1,647 exercises, iTooch 7th Grade Math is a new and fun way of practicing and learning Mathematics for 7th Graders. It is, by far, the largest collection of educational activities based on the US National Common Core Standards on the App Store. Used by more than 4,000,000 users, iTooch apps provide comprehensive learning solutions which help parents, teachers and students to identify and address learning needs in a fun and motivating way.== UNIQUE SET OF FEATURES == ‣ A clear, simple and colorful interface to engage children to learn with fun‣ Speech synthesis to help young users in reading and text comprehension ‣ Multi-player management‣ Font size adjustment to suit everyone’s needs‣ An embedded calculator‣ A virtual blackboard‣ A lesson summary attached to each chapter ‣ In-app feedback to send suggestions to the author== PARENTS AND KIDS LOVE OUR APPS ==‣ "This app has been everything I was looking for. Multiple question types including decimal points and word problems. The ability to test the learning. And here's the kicker: it is so much fun, I had to pull my 5th grader off of it after 2 hours!" ‣ "My son is home schooled plus goes to a charter school. This program makes it easy to supplement his schoolwork without buying a lot of books or printing worksheets. I recommend it for all parents who are committed to their children's education." == WHAT TEACHERS HAVE SAID == ‣ "I just downloaded your apps. Wow. They are amazing. I have been using the iPad for over a year in my class and I have to say that this is one if the best apps I have seen in a long time."‣ "A terrific app that covers a lot of ground concept-wise. This app combines a no-frills approach to content while still providing the user with an exciting learning experience. The mascot is adorable and keeps kids on task with lots of encouragement and there is a lesson summary available when needed." == OUR APPLICATION CONTAINS ==

Summary:The Cherry Creek School District No. 5 in Colorado is home to 12 middle schools that serve students in grades 6-8. These schools exhibit a wide range of academic performance, with a few standout institutions like Campus Middle School and West Middle School consistently ranking among the top middle schools in the state. However, several schools in the district struggle academically, with proficiency rates well below the district and state averages.The top-performing schools, Campus Middle and West Middle, boast exceptional test scores, with over 60% of students proficient in math and 70% in English Language Arts. In contrast, schools like Horizon Middle struggle to reach 30% proficiency in either subject. This performance gap appears to be correlated with socioeconomic status, as the schools with the highest free/reduced lunch rates, such as Prairie Middle and Horizon Middle, also have the lowest test scores.Racial diversity also seems to be a factor, with the schools with the highest percentages of white students, like Campus Middle, West Middle, and Fox Ridge Middle, being among the top academic performers. Smaller school size does not necessarily guarantee success, as evidenced by the performance of Colorado Skies Academy, the smallest school in the district, which lags behind the district and state averages.