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Acushnet District and Curriculum

Acushnet Public Schools contain Acushnet Elementary School and Albert F. Ford Middle School. Students who reside in Acushnet attend high school in either New Bedford or Fairhaven. Acushnet Public Schools have implemented the Common Core Standards. Several middle school teachers have webpages that explain what students are doing in class. These include seventh grade social studies, health, seventh grade math, computers, art, fifth grade science, eighth grade science, and music. The district is highly dedicated not only to teaching students with an understanding of the various learning styles brought to their class. The learning objectives that provide the basis for each lesson is also provided.

We currently cover the following Acushnet-area school districts: Acushnet Public Schools, Fairhaven Public Schools, and New Bedford Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Acushnet District Curriculum

The Acushnet schools focus on instructional technology in terms of the three areas it deems are “the core of education”: gathering information, analyzing and applying information, and communicating and collaborating. The district’s Leadership Team spent two years developing “A Guide for Making the Connection” to help teachers integrate other content and concepts into their instruction. By doing so, students gain an understanding of the interconnected nature of learning and how different subjects impact each other.

The guide is separated into grade bands, provides sample lessons and activities that align with standards, and describe the competencies students are expected to meet in terms of technology at each grade level. Additionally, the district is committed to providing teachers with high-quality professional development in this area. At the high school level, students are expected to take on more independent work in terms of conducting research and developing ideas for critical writing. Students should also be learning how to work with reference materials and cite sources.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Acushnet Educational News

  • NFL Player Takes Part in Teachers' Charity Basketball Game - Jordan Todman, a running back for the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars, took part in a charity basketball game involving Acushnet teachers. Todman joined the teachers, who comprised the Acushnet Wildcats team, and played against the Harlem Wizards--a team akin to the Harlem Globetrotters. The game benefitted several community scholarship funds and, in the most recent year, allowed the groups to dole out a total of $7,700 in scholarships.
  • Acushnet Elementary Looks to Go "Green" and Cut Costs - Recently, Acushnet's Energy Committee unanimously voted to recommend energy-saving projects that would save $250,000 in six buildings across the community. One of these buildings is Acushnet Elementary, where a demand ventilation control system and lighting upgrades that could save over $19,000 were proposed.
  • Acushnet Elementary Students Learn About Sacagawea - Acushnet Elementary students had the opportunity to learn about Sacagawea in a unique way when they were able to watch the New Bedford Ballet perform "Sacagawea's Song" live. Through this original performance, students were able to experience the 19th century, when this Native American woman guided and served as an interpreter for Lewis and Clark and was the symbol of a strong woman, and each received a workbook.

Acushnet Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed

SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.

Chalk Talk: The Junior Year

A student's junior year of high school is arguably the most important and most stressful of his/her K-12 educational career. This is the year when students begin to seriously contemplate colleges and future careers. Generally, students take their SAT or ACT exams during their junior year. They will start looking at and compiling lists of colleges and may be ready to visit and apply for them by the end of eleventh grade. The grades and GPA received as well as the courses taken in eleventh grade depict the last full year of marks colleges will see; college admissions often examine the eleventh grade transcript the most closely. Students will be able to start taking AP classes in eleventh grade. During this critical year, students really start to think about potential careers, often partaking in job shadows and attending college fairs. The junior year also marks the final year students take the ever-important state standardized assessment.