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Warren District and Curriculum
Quaboag Regional School District serves students in the towns of Warren and West Brookfield. The schools use the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks, which incorporate Common Core Standards, and which ensures that students receive consistent and high quality learning standards in all subjects. The curriculum undergoes a continual revision process so that it is up to date and students are learning relevant content which is important in an increasingly globalized world. The high school curriculum prepares students for college and emphasizes the research and critical thinking strategies they will need to use in their college academics.
We currently cover the following Warren-area school district: Quaboag Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Warren District Curriculum
The Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks cover language arts, foreign languages, history and social science, Science, Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), and the arts. It provides broad objectives which local teachers interpret and turn into classroom learning experiences guided by the objective. These may include learning new skills, developing awareness of a concept, or critically thinking about a topic. Teachers are encouraged to relate the classroom learning to how it is used in the real world and give students chances to learn through projects and authentic assessments.
Quaboag Middle/High School’s teacher webpages help students and parents get a better understanding of their academics. For example, the English teacher posts separate links for homework, various units such as “Julius Caesar” and poetry, rubrics, and summer reading. Each link contains PowerPoint notes so that students can review the material and current assignments. Each math webpage is organized by class, such as algebra, pre-algebra, and honors algebra. Students can also communicate with their teachers through these pages.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Warren Educational News
- Quaboag Regional Committee Member Fights for Later Start Times - Dr. James C. Wilson III built his entire campaign in order to win a seat on the Quaboag Regional School Committee around the need for the middle-high school to institute later school start times for students. Studies have shown that, due to hormonal changes, adolescents have a difficult time falling asleep before 11:00 P.M., making it hard to get the 8.5 to 9.5 hours of sleep they need.
- Quaboag Regional High Student Awarded Masonic Scholarship - In 2015, the Grand Lodge of Masons in Massachusetts handed out 152 scholarships totaling $620,500. One of the recipients was a recent graduate of Quaboag Regional High who plans to attend RPI and study mechanical engineering. The scholarship is given out on the basis of academic achievement, financial need, and the student's involvement in his/her school and community.
- Quaboag Regional High Named a Silver School - Quaboag Regional High School earned a silver medal in the U.S. News and World Report's 2015 rankings of the Best High Schools in the U.S. Quaboag was ranked as the number 1,349th school in the U.S. as well as the 50th best school in the state of Massachusetts.
Warren 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: A Guide to the Most Commonly Misspelled Words
Spell check doesn't always get it right, and students need to be prepared to check their word usage particularly with frequently confused words. You may not be able to hear it, but there is an A in "weather." Does "vacuum" have two C's or two U's or two of each (the answer is two U's)? "Twelfth" gets confused often since the word twelve is spelled with a V. I know you want to place a vowel somewhere in the end of the word "rhythm," but please resist the urge. The similar looking word "rhyme" is often spelled incorrectly as well--with an I instead of a Y. "Recommend" is another word in which students may question which consonants are doubled. One more: Although, playwrights do indeed write plays, the word is not spelled as "playwrite."
