Elementary Curriculum

Throughout the elementary school years, concepts that are introduced at one grade level will continue to be reinforced at the next grade level. The focus of learning will increase in difficulty and complexity as your child develops and matures. Click on the links to the subject areas below for Kindergarten through 5th Grade academic progression.

Kindergartners are introduced to concepts that will become the foundation for their school learning experience.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in Kindergarten. More information about each subject area including Mission Statements, practices, and academic progression through the grades, can be found under Curriculum, Subjects and Services.

Kindergarten Academic Concepts

First Grade

First Grade is a time of significant physical, social and cognitive growth. Concepts introduced in Kindergarten will continue to be reinforced in First Grade, increasing in difficulty and complexity as the child develops and matures.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in First Grade. Visit the webpages for each content area for more detailed information.

First Grade Academic Concepts

Second Grade

Second Graders are curious investigators who use new skills to discover and learn more about how things work. Concepts continue to be reinforced in Second Grade increasing in difficulty and complexity as the child develops and matures. New concepts can be introduced as students become more comfortable with what they have learned.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in Second Grade. Visit the webpages for each content area for more detailed information.

Second Grade Academic Concepts

Third Grade

Third Graders are full of energy and imagination. Skills continue to be reinforced in Third Grade increasing in difficulty and complexity as the child develops and matures. New concepts can be introduced as students become more comfortable with what they have learned.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in Third Grade. Visit the webpages for each content area for more detailed information.

Third Grade Academic Concepts

Fourth Grade

Skills continue to be reinforced in Fourth Grade increasing in difficulty and complexity as the child develops and matures. New concepts can be introduced as students become more comfortable with what they have learned.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in Fourth Grade. Visit the webpages for each content area for more detailed information.

Fourth Grade Academic Concepts

Fifth Grade

Skills continue to be reinforced in Fifth Grade increasing in difficulty and complexity as the child develops and matures. New concepts can be introduced as students become more comfortable with what they have learned.

This page offers a quick view of concepts that are learned in Fifth Grade. Visit the webpages for each content area for more detailed information.

Fifth Grade Academic Concepts

Elementary Report Card Information

ELEMENTARY REPORTING SCHEDULE:

November: Grades 1-5 Report Cards are posted on parent portal, printed K Report Cards sent home
January: Grades 1-5 Special Area Reports posted on parent portal, printed K Special Area Reports sent home
March: Grades 1-5 Report Cards posted on parent portal, printed K Report Cards sent home
End of Year: Grades 1-5 Report Cards and Special Area Reports posted on parent portal, printed K Report Card and Special Area Report sent home
All final reports will be printed and sent home in student backpacks
June 30th Infinite Campus portal closes: Online access to report cards will no longer be available after this date

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