These booklets list the standards and how they appear on the report card.  They will help you understand what type of work your child demonstrates for each section of the mathematics section of the report card.

Bi-fold parent booklets list the standards and how they appear on the report card.  These booklets will help you understand what type of work your student had to demonstrate for each section of the English Language Arts section of the report card.

These full page guides describe the standards in clearer terms by defining reading vocabulary.  This resource also shows some ways that the students will be assessed with these new standards. 

Educational Standards are the learning goals for what students should know, understand and be able to do at each grade level. When writing curriculum, educators use the standards to guide learning outcomes for each subject area.  Through matching what is taught in the classroom to the standards in each subject area, we can ensure that all students in our district have a guaranteed and viable curriculum that is not dependent upon the school that they attend

• Next Generation Science Standards

The documents below have been completed by District staff, presented to and approved by Curriculum Council and School Board, and implemented with available resources.  Each curriculum area follows a revision cycle that includes completing a self-study, writing curriculum, implementing curriculum and monitoring the results.  

The curriculum documents are listed alphabetically.

• Ag Ed and Tech Ed Curriculum (2012)

• Art Curriculum (2014)
• Business & Marketing Education Curriculum (2012)

• Education for Employment/Academic and Career Planning (2017) 
• English Language Arts for K-5 (2014)
• English Language Arts for HMS/HHS (2016)

• Family & Consumer Education (2012)

• Health Curriculum (2015) 

• LMC Curriculum (2012)

• Music Curriculum (2010) 
• Physical Education Curriculum (2016)
• School Counseling Curriculum (2016)
• Science Curriculum (2017)

• Social Studies Curriculum (2010)

• World Language (2014)

The District understands the importance of offering electronic access to instructional materials through a learning management system.   This affords students an experience similar to postsecondary instruction and allows for anytime, anywhere access to materials.

The District presently supports Canvas learning management system at its middle and high schools to offer an experience similar to college and adult online learning.  The District also supports Google Classroom across all District schools for basic distribution of content.