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Salisbury District and Curriculum
Triton Regional School District serves students residing in the coastal towns of Salisbury, Newbury, and Rowley. Each of the three towns, including Salisbury, has an elementary school with over 500 students in grades PK-6. Students then move on to attend Triton Regional Middle and High schools. Triton Regional School District has developed an extensive curriculum planning strategy. The district looks to design a curriculum that is broad, balanced, coherent, rigorous, and relevant all at the same time. A broad curriculum allows students to be exposed to the elements of learning, such as knowledge, concepts, and skills as well as learning intelligences that include linguistic and literary, mathematical, moral, and aesthetic.
We currently cover the following Salisbury-area school district: Triton Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Salisbury District Curriculum
A balanced curriculum assures that each area of learning is focused on equally within the curriculum. A coherent curriculum must be planned as a whole curriculum and result in each area of learning being connected and contributing to students’ overall learning. A relevant curriculum relates to students’ everyday lives and considers their prior learning experiences and readiness to learn new things. A rigorous curriculum is appropriately challenging for all students and focuses on developing critical thinking and problem solving skills.
It is also very important that instruction be differentiated to meet the needs of each individual student; this not only includes accommodating students who have disabilities and providing students with academic interventions but also catering to their preferred learning styles. Differentiating instruction and learning requires flexibility in the instructional techniques, classroom organization, and assessment methods that are employed. The progression of the curriculum must be evaluated; progress means that students gain the expected skills, concepts, and understandings without the need for repetition of or modifications of the instruction.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Salisbury Educational News
- Triton Seniors Earn Scholarships - Fifty-five seniors—representing 29 percent of the school's senior class—earned John and Abigail Adams Scholarship Awards. These state scholarships cover tuition costs for up to eight undergraduate semesters at a Massachusetts state college or university—assuming the student maintains a 3.0 GPA at that college. Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in academics, including earning at least one advanced score on the state standardized assessment.
- PTA Turns Triton Hallways Haunted - Prior to last Halloween, Triton's PTA hosted the popular "Triton Is Haunted" event. This event, which benefits the PTA, is both creepy and enchanting and is open to families in the community and all are welcome to participate.
- Triton Improves and Updates Website - Triton recently launched its new website, which had the main goal of making information easy to access for parents. The new website allows parents to make payments, view their children's grades and upcoming assignments, and subscribe to the district's calendar in order to get real-time updates on events. The website also automatically adjusts to mobile devices--an overwhelming recommendation drawn from a community survey--and displays real-time tweets and blog updates on its homepage.
Salisbury 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 Is Social Studies?
Social studies combines the social sciences and humanities and is encompassed by topics such as history, geography, civics, etc. In elementary-level social studies, students study topics such as basic history and geography, citizenship, the structure of the U.S. government, their state, etc. This is when they learn the presidents, state capitals, how to read a map, etc. Middle school social studies classes may also be a mixture of (more advanced) topics or be entirely dedicated to history, geography, or civics. High school students are typically mandated to take a combination of three history classes—either one U.S. history and two world history classes or two U.S. and one world history course. Seniors are usually not required to take a social studies course but often have several social studies electives to choose from.
