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Thompson District and Curriculum
Thompson is part of the Monticello Central School District. The district, which has a total enrollment of 3,100 students, operates three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. The English Language Arts and math curricula used in Thompson schools are based on standards that focus on the core topics and deepen the knowledge consistently over the school years. The curricula for all other classes, including science, physical education, and music, are based on the New York State Learning Standards.
We currently cover the following Thompson-area school district: Monticello Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Thompson District Curriculum
The Monticello Central School District English Language Arts curriculum is based on standards that require student to develop literacy skills that they can use not only in English Language Arts classes, but also in other subject areas. These literacy skills include reading texts closely and attentively, researching texts, analyzing and learning from texts, and communicating thoughts about texts.
Thompson’s math curriculum is based on standards that require students to develop mathematics skills that can be used to solve both classroom and real world problems. These mathematics skills include numeration, abstract thinking, pattern recognition, problem modeling, and problem solving. Career options in Mathematics and Science are also explored in the high school grades as schools initiate STEM programs with courses in areas like programming and coding, as well as dual enrollment options.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Thompson Educational News
- Hall of Distinction Honorees - Monticello alumni and Hall of Distinction honoree Slam Allen is set to perform in Monticello with his Slam Allen Band. Allen is a blues musician who has been playing professionally for more than 20 years.
- Leadership Updates - The Monticello Central School District Board of Education has chosen Tanya Duryea to be the next director of pupil personnel services. Duryea, who has been working in education for almost 20 years, has previously served as a special education teacher and as a chairperson on the Committee on Special Education and the Committee on Pre-School Special Education.
- School Board Honors Educators - The Sullivan County School Board Association has recognized two Robert J. Kaiser Middle School faculty members for their contributions to education. The association has named math teacher Marc Gittleman an Outstanding Educator and Educational Services Associate Virginia Maher an Outstanding Friend to Education.
Thompson 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: Learning to Let Go
A song that is currently popular among many school-age children urges the listener to “Let it go!” That’s good advice for parents who are having trouble with school-age children. Let’s be honest. We all work hard, often when we don’t want to. However, sometimes we stop working hard. We give ourselves a break. Sometimes the break only lasts a few minutes, and other times, well…. Who hasn’t called in “sick” from time to time? Kids who are working hard at school need the chance to take a break, too. They need to be able to “Let it go!,” to momentarily drop the work that is frustrating them and rejuvenate their minds and bodies. It gives them a chance to breathe, and prevents them from going over the edge and letting a homework assignment lead them to have a bad day at home and school.
