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Curriculum and Instruction

 

Welcome

 

The Office of Curriculum & Instruction is dedicated to meeting the academic and social and emotional needs of our students K-12. We are committed to implementing the Board of Education Goal of promoting Academic Excellence through a curriculum that, “Challenges students through a rigorous curriculum that provides a breadth of opportunities to prepare them for the future and promotes curiosity, creativity, critical thinking and citizenship.”

 

The Office of Curriculum Instruction page is designed to provide families with a window into the experiences your children have across their K-12 academic experience. You can navigate the sidebar on the left to learn more about the latest initiatives and most recent news from the Office of Curriculum & Instruction. We have a great team in place to support your children.

John Christie, Ed.D.

Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction

Lalaena Alfredsson 

Director of ELA K-12

Justin Grover 

Director of Math K-12

Stacey Chiavola 

Director of World Languages & ENL

Jessica Mintz, Ph.D. 

Director of Science K-12

Kristy Faulkner, Ed.D. 

Director of Social Studies K-12

Curriculum Overviews

 

English Language Arts

K-12 Curriculum Overview

Math

K-12 Curriculum Overview

 

Social Studies

K-12 Curriculum Overview

World Language & ENL

K-12 Curriculum Overview

Science

K-12 Curriculum Overview

Newsletters

 

Welcome to the Curriculum and Instruction newsletter repository. Access our most recent publications and browse a complete archive of past editions to stay connected with our ongoing educational initiatives.

 

Past Newsletters

Curriculum & Instruction Board Presentations

The Office of Curriculum & Instruction regularly updates the Board of Education on district-wide curriculum initiatives.  Below are links to the Office of Curriculum & Instruction 2026-2027 presentations: 

 

Below are Past Presentations

Important Information