The elementary English language arts (ELA) curriculum is called Reach for Reading. The program consists of eight units centered around a “Big Question” related to each unit. Students engage in critical thinking while the fiction and non-fiction texts from the unit help them build an answer to the question.
The middle school English language arts (ELA) curriculum is called StudySync. It contains four units united by a single theme and essential question. Multi-faceted exploration enables the development of in-depth content knowledge and provides students with the opportunity to apply their learning across a wide range of texts. They also build specific vocabulary and engage in writing activities throughout the curriculum.
The high school English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum is called MyPerspectives. Students engage in analyzing text, citing evidence, and responding critically to their learning. The curriculum contains six units that include selections of different genres (including multimedia), all related to a relevant and meaningful essential question. As they read, students participate in activities that inspire thoughtful discussion and debate, enabling them to formulate and defend their own perspectives.
