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Madison Local Schools Curriculum Updates

Original title: Education/Curriculum - Madison Local Schools District

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The Frame

What this does

Students in first and second grade are now receiving 30 minutes of daily instruction, and high school students have access to an expanded STEM curriculum including new biomedical science courses.

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First and second grade students

Students participate in 30 minutes of daily phonics instruction using the Fundations program.

High school students

Students have access to the nationally certified PLTW program, including new biomedical science courses.

What changed

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Summary

Madison Local Schools has achieved national certification for its program at the high school level and introduced a new -based reading curriculum for first and second graders.

Key Facts

  • Madison High School received National Certification for the Project Lead The Way (PLTW) program.
  • A new Biomedical Science program was added to the high school curriculum this year.
  • First and second grade students are now using the 'Fundations' phonics program.
  • The Fundations program requires 30 minutes of daily instruction for first and second graders.
  • The Fundations program aims to provide early intervention for at-risk readers and enrichment for advanced readers.
  • The PLTW program includes a full complement of pre-engineering courses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should I contact regarding curriculum or state testing questions?
You can contact David Bull or Deb Richardson at (440) 428-9336.
What is the Fundations program?
It is a research-based core program designed to build consistent early reading skills for first and second grade students.

Why It Matters

Students in first and second grade are now receiving 30 minutes of daily instruction, and high school students have access to an expanded STEM curriculum including new biomedical science courses.

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Connected Entities

personDeb RichardsonSecretary to the Assistant Superintendent/CurriculumMap →
organizationMadison Local SchoolsSchool districtMap →
personDavid BullAssistant SuperintendentMap →

Sources

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www.madisonschools.net

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