Curricular Programs

The Gifted Education program provides specially designed instruction for students who are identified with high potential and have exceptional performance with support and services that challenge and match their strengths.

The AP program provides rigorous coursework to help students earn college credit while preparing them for the academic course load of college.

Advancement Via Individual Determination is a college and career readiness system that champions leaders to create an instructional culture that is rooted in equity, educator agency, and inquiry-based, student-centric instruction by focusing on what students need and what educators must do. With AVID, schools gain a toolkit of transferable and research-based, instructional best practices that can be added to any curriculum or resource that supports the academic, social, and emotional development of all students across all grades.

Career Technical Education (CTE) is an education pathway that provides students with the academic, technical, and real world knowledge, skills and experience they need to be prepared for a variety of career options.

The ESOL program delivers comprehensive instruction so that English Language Learners (ELLs) can speak, write, and read proficiently in English.

The ELA program provides students rich, rigorous educational opportunities that address literacy skills in reading, writing, speaking, and listening, as well as 21st-century skills in research, technology, and media.

The Fine Arts program is inclusive of Music, Visual Arts, and Theater programs, as well as Humanities class offerings. These courses provide opportunities for personal and academic growth and ways to create bridges between other subject disciplines.

The Health Education program prepares students to make wise decisions on matters concerning personal, family, and community health by providing comprehensive health education to students.

The Host Nation program provides elementary school students with a cross-cultural and language acquisition focus to develop an appreciation and understanding of the culture and language of the country in which they are located.

The Mathematics program offers a comprehensive set of opportunities for students that is centered on students' learning and their ability to reason and think mathematically.

The Physical Education program provides a sequence of experiences in a wide variety of developmentally appropriate learning activities beginning with basic movement concepts and skills and progressing toward more complex game, sport, dance, and other forms of movement and physical fitness activities.

The Preschool program provides a comprehensive approach to developmentally appropriate instruction that includes both child-directed and teacher-directed learning experiences, focuses on the whole child and prepares our youngest learners for the college and career ready journey.

The Science program is designed to help students become critical consumers of scientific information and to prepare students to pursue knowledge in the fields of science, engineering, technology and mathematics.

The Social Studies program promotes critical thinking skills to create knowledgeable and engaged citizens who are prepared to participate in democratic society in a global world.

The Special education program provides specially designed instruction, support, and services to students with an identified disability requiring an individually designed instructional program to meet their unique learning needs.

The World Language program prepares students to meet the challenges of an interdependent world community by enabling them to recognize the importance of learning foreign languages, to value learning about other cultures, and to develop proficiency in one or more foreign languages.