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Gloucester District and Curriculum

At the Gloucester City School District, high expectations are held for all students. With a focus on student learning, Gloucester aims to provide effective instructional practices that promote higher levels of achievement for all students. The learning environment at Gloucester School District is characterized by a holistic approach, technological innovation, and by the development of socially responsible citizens.

We currently cover the following Gloucester-area school district: Gloucester School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Gloucester District Curriculum

The curriculum at Gloucester City School District follows the New Jersey State Core Curriculum Content Standards. English Language Arts instruction focuses on five main areas of competence: reading, writing, listening, speaking and language. Students on the elementary level learn from a variety of literature genres including fiction, non-fiction, myths, folklore, drama and poetry. Students in the middle and high school learn to analyze, compare and contrast texts in order to become more discerning readers.

Mathematics instruction emphasizes understanding skills and concepts which will translate into post-school life. On the elementary level, instruction focuses on operations and algebraic thinking, base ten, fractions, measurement and data and geometry. Middle school students learn more about the number system and geometry as well as ratio and proportions, expressions and equations as well as statistics and probability. High school instruction focuses on number and quantity, algebra, functions, geometry and statistics and probability.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Gloucester Educational News

  • Top Band - Highland Regional High School Jazz Band received a top-place finish in the TIA Atlantic Coast Jazz Band Championship which was held at the Wildwood Convention Center. Individual band members received honors as well.
  • D.A.R.E Graduates - Gloucester Township Elementary students completed a D.A.R.E drug-avoidance program. Township police held ceremonies honoring those who completed the program.
  • Competing Again - Highland Regional High School’s cheerleading squad has participated in a competition in Hammonton. This competition was the first the squad had cheered in for four years and they impressively placed second.

Gloucester 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: Teaching Math in the Kitchen

It has been said that cooking is a science. Well, you can’t have science without math. And so, it seems only appropriate that, if you want to teach your child math, you can start in your kitchen. Following recipes can involve many concepts alone: addition (how many ingredients have we added?), subtraction (there were a dozen eggs, two were used. How many left?), multiplication (doubling or tripling a recipe), division and fractions (when halving a recipe, for example). Younger children can stack measuring cups and put measuring spoons in size order. Older students can figure out the area and perimeter of baking sheets and pans. Time-telling and elapsed-time math can also be integrated (How long does a cake take to bake? What time will it be then?). Cooking can be a fun way to have kids use their math skills in a meaningful way.