Curriculum
Reading and Writing Curriculum
All classrooms from grades K-6 use the Teacher’s College Reading and Writing Project. This curriculum supports students in building strong reading and writing habits, and helps them develop a deeper understanding of their work and the work of others.
enVisions
All classrooms from grades K-6 use the enVisions curriculum for math instruction. This curriculum supports students in learning new mathematical concepts by using multiple strategies, hands-on learning, and differentiated instruction.
- We also enhance the math instruction with exemplar word problems and Context for Learning units.
Amplify Science
All classrooms from grades K-6 use the Amplify Science curriculum for guiding students through the process of scientific learning. Students are able to view videos, read books, and test scientific questions through hands-on experiments.
Passport to Social Studies
All classrooms from grades K-6 use the Passport to Social Studies program. This program provides students with an introduction to their community and the world around them. Students can use the provided workbooks to research grade appropriate topics and work in groups.
PBIS
What is PBIS?
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is an evidenced-based three-tiered framework to improve and integrate all of the data, systems, and practices affecting student outcomes every day. PBIS creates schools where all students succeed
Samford Harmony - SEL Curriculum
The Samford Harmony program provides PreK-6th grade teachers with everything they need to successfully social-emotional learning into the classroom, including training, lessons, activities, videos, stories, games, and songs.
Harmony provides educators with the tools to foster and support social connections among all students, and to promote the social, emotional, and cognitive skills students need to successfully negotiate peer interactions, develop positive peer relationships, and thrive in school. Harmony incorporates multiple methods to teach positive relationships and create an inclusive classroom environment. A multi-layered approach is necessary to build a mutually respectful learning community.
By combining these approaches, students not only gain interpersonal competencies, but they also have continual experiences that promote the development of positive attitudes and relationships, as well as a supportive classroom climate.