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Hamilton District and Curriculum
The Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District serves the needs of over 1,900 students. The high school was recently ranked 144th out of 14,000 high schools nationwide in Newsweek America’s Top Schools list. The district’s Assistant Superintendent for Learning heads all aspects of teaching and learning, including the design and implementation of the curriculum, instruction, and assessment; professional development for the staff; and the adoption and pursuing of academic grants, programs, and initiatives. The district’s mission is to instill a curriculum that is appropriately challenging, engaging, and which fosters the development of 21st century skills in students.
We currently cover the following Hamilton-area school district: Hamilton-Wenham Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Hamilton District Curriculum
The elementary curriculum focuses on the development of mathematical problem-solving and literacy skills. Phonics, sight word recognition, and reading are emphasized so that students are able to use these skills in all their subjects. In math, students work on numerical operations, pattern recognition, shape recognition, and quantitative information. They are expected to be able to describe their basic mathematical thinking through short answer questions as well. By middle school, students will be reading more analytically and focusing on math topics like geometry and algebra.
The high school offers a Diversified Learning Program that allows students to “expand their learning beyond the four walls of a traditional classroom.” This program is a semester in length and allows for such learning opportunities as college-level coursework, independent studies, internships, and long-distance learning. Doing so means that the district’s students are prepared to take on the challenges of life and work in the modern world. Students who participate in this program must be independent and responsible and will have to follow many course expectations.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Hamilton Educational News
- HWRHS Seniors Take Third at MIT - Two seniors from Hamilton Wenham Regional High's project on "The Effects of BPA on the Regeneration Rate of Lumbriculus Variegatus" took third place at the 66th Annual Massachusetts State Science and Engineering Fair held at MIT. The girls' project went up against 300 other projects in the state. The girls were interviewed by judges whose backgrounds were relevant to their project category.
- Seniors End the School Year Helping Seniors - The Hamilton Wenham Regional Class of 2015 helped the elders in their area during the annual "Seniors Helping Seniors" event. The younger seniors helped the elder seniors with yard chores such as raking and clearing flower beds.
- Teachers Awarded for Going "Over and Above" - Two Hamilton Wenham Regional High teachers were honored with Hamilton Wenham Edfund's "Over and Above" award for their contributions toward bring 3-D printing to the school. This was possible due to a $25,000 grant Edfund rewarded the school with in 2014.
Hamilton 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: What Do Paraprofessionals Do?
Paraprofessionals are trained individuals who assist teachers--particularly special education teachers--in working with students or on tasks. Paraprofessionals may work one-on-one with students or with small groups of children. They serve an important role because they can provide extra help to students who need it or can allow teachers to better divide their time to small groups of students. Paraprofessionals may act as classroom aides who are assigned a specific student with severe behavioral and/or academic issues and accompany that student around the school. The paraprofessional must make sure the student is on-task and prepared to learn. Paraprofessionals are typically not certified to teach but often have college experience and Associate's degrees.
