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Columbia District and Curriculum

At Columbia Public Schools, the curriculum follows the rigorous Common Core Standards, with supplemental Missouri State Standards providing a well-rounded and balanced education for district students. The standards strive for the success and high achievement of all students. Research-based instructional strategies provide teachers and students alike with the resources they need to become top performers and be prepared for workplace and college endeavors. Core subjects and electives are woven together to produce an integrated curriculum, sharpening student skills and supporting individual interests.

We currently cover the following Columbia-area school district: Columbia Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Columbia District Curriculum

Challenging and rewarding, the Columbia Public School district curriculum serves as a springboard for students to succeed and thrive in a globally diverse future. The curriculum supports individual interests, recognizing that each student is best served by differentiated learning styles. Early grade focus in Language Arts lays the foundation with solid reading skills, word recognition, and vocabulary building. Multidisciplinary analysis of literature and artistic expression gives students the skills they need to think and work creatively.

Whole numbers and number facts in early grades emphasize the importance of mathematical skills in every day applications. In middle and high school, mathematics courses diversify into algebraic relationships, geometry, statistics, and data analysis. The interrelation between math and science is reinforced from early grades through high school, emphasizing student inquiry with course material that places them in the shoes of real scientists.




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Keeping Informed: Recent Columbia Educational News

  • ‘Columbia Values Diversity’ Celebration Booklet - Columbia’s diversity is proudly placed under the spotlight each year with the ‘Columbia Values Diversity’ student writing booklet. This collection of unique student work showcases the district’s diverse and inclusive culture through original poetry and writing. Over 1,100 residents will receive a copy of this annual booklet. We are so proud of our students for helping to make our community great!
  • Columbia ACT Results are Strong - Recent district ACT scores add another year of consistently high scores on the college entrance test. This test, one of two popular entrance tests for admission to colleges and universities—the other being the SAT—is a hallmark of student achievement and a great aid in the admissions process.
  • Visit the CPS Planetarium! - Mid-Missouri’s only planetarium, the Columbia Public Schools Planetarium projects quality astronomy programming on a 40-foot hemispherical dome theater. This unique educational tool is a treasure for our students and the community at large.

Columbia 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: Making Lists - Fine-Tuning Your College Decisions

When faced with a college decision, weighing the pros and cons of each school can seem daunting. When in doubt, sit down first by yourself, then with your parents, guardian, or guidance counselor, and make a list of your options, and how they differ. Choose schools that are close to home, and farther away. Think about big universities and smaller liberal arts colleges, as well as ways to make small colleges big—such as those that have partnerships with larger universities or other schools in a consortium. Many large universities offer smaller learning environments, such as first-year programs or special interest programs. Think about cost, but don’t be afraid to look into both public and private schools.