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Auburn District and Curriculum

The Auburn School Department public schools are striving to increase literacy at its core as a cornerstone of student success. Both Kindergarten and First grade curricula now include the use of iPad 2, each student benefitting from the use of one. With a vision to expertly prepare every student to be successful, Auburn School Department has unique educational program to meet that goal. The curriculum combines traditional learning with innovative options designed to increase student engagement.

We currently cover the following Bath-area school district: Auburn School Department.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Auburn District Curriculum

The curriculum followed across the district includes Advantage 2014, an iPad initiative, Adult Education, and Auburn Land Lab an environmental education facility that educates and provides volunteer opportunities. The district also caters to students needing customized learning, such English Language classes for non-English Speaking Students and a Pre-Kindergarten program. In addition to strong curriculum initiatives, Auburn School Department supports the environment and recycling efforts of the community through a program called the SHARE Center, a resource center for reusable resources.








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Keeping Informed: Recent Auburn Educational News

  • Kindergarteners Get iPads Across District - 2012 will be the first full year that all kindergarten students in the Auburn School Department will have an Apple iPad 2 which will be used to enhance their education and the lessons delivered by the teachers. A Pilot program was highly successful and the program went into full force for the next school year. Administrators and educators expect this effort to increase literacy rates to 90% within a 2 year period, making this district a pioneer and a district to watch in the State of Maine.
  • Viral Learning Videos - A local, very cool, Physical Education teacher gains fame, using unique talents to motivate, engage and inspire students. Going by the name "Rocky," Ron Wagner has recorded videos of his students performing to a song he wrote entitled "Teach Me How to Study." To everyone's surprise the video went viral.
  • Mass Customized Learning - In an effort to increase student comprehension and learning, Auburn School Department has launched "Mass Customized Learning" or MCL. A key part of MCL is student feedback, based on the principle that if students are a part of the plan for their education they will pay attention and learn better. The goal is to make students responsible for their education by providing them tools to use to direct their own learning.

Auburn 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: How Can Teachers Affect Student Grades?

Throughout the primary and secondary years, students will hear time and time again that they are the future and the next leaders of the world. But According to a Professor Scantlebury of the University of Delaware, teacher should be aware of bias they may hold that could affect their grading of certain students. In high school, especially every grade counts. Teacher's who pursued the profession out of a love of education and instilling a passion for learning in young people could unknowingly, adversely affect some student's opportunities negatively. If this concern is ever felt by a student, the most important thing is to advocate for the students' best interests and to have formal discussions with the principal.