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Coram District and Curriculum
Longwood Central School District encompasses the communities of Middle Island, Coram, and Ridge. Coram contains one elementary school, which serves 980 students in grade K-4. The district’s website has won several awards, including the 2001-2002 Golden Web Award, the Newsday.com Cool Site Award, and the Teacher’s Corner Award of Excellence for Education Web Sites. Longwood Central School District’s elementary curriculum is balanced and comprehensive to help students gain and master the skills they need.
We currently cover the following Coram-area school district: Longwood Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Coram District Curriculum
To help support the young students, the elementary schools regularly hold workshops for parents to provide them with the tools and strategies they need to implement their children’s education into the home. The middle school curriculum is designed for students in fifth and sixth grade and helps them transition from an elementary setting to an interdisciplinary team (in fifth grade) and a departmentalized program (in sixth grade).
Also, the middle schools have been recognized for their Academic Interdisciplinary Period (AIP), which greatly reduces the need for students with special learning needs to be pulled out of the regular classroom and allows students to concentrate on special interests. Eighth grade students participate in creative team planning, which helps foster collaboration and flexibility for learning. In high school, the curricular options range from rigorous college preparatory courses to career-focused electives that help to develop the 21st century learning skills sought in the curriculum.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Coram Educational News
- Coram Elementary Names Assistant Principal - Coram Elementary recently named Thomas Knott as its assistant principal. Mr. Knott began teaching within the district in 2001—teaching middle school English and social studies—and has had various accomplishments, including serving as the lead teacher for fifth grade English language arts, piloting Google Apps for Education, and developing literacy curricula.
- Students Chosen to Participate in Musical Festival - Ten students, including six from Coram Elementary, were chosen to participate in the sixth annual Suffolk County Music Educators’ Association (SCMEA) Parent and Educators and Kids (PEAK) Musical Festival. The festival is designed to help fourth graders experience music through a full-day workshop that gives them the opportunity to perform with other Suffolk students. Teachers, students, and parents participated in workshop sessions on folk dance, ukulele, musical theater, and more.
- G.R.E.A.T. Students Take Part in Olympics - This year marks the seventh year of Longwood Middle’s School Gang Residence Education and Training (G.R.E.A.T.) program, which is taught by law enforcement officials over a 13-week period, to prevent bullying, gang involvement, and violence and equip students with the tools they need to say no to these pressures. The culminating activity for this year’s program was the first annual G.R.E.A.T. Olympics, which mixed academic questions in with physical completions.
Coram 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: Keeping Lockers Organized
Middle and high school students generally have a lot in their lockers, and they often become messy. They often throw their belongings in their locker--not having enough time to be organized between classes. However, this can cause issues when they lose something and have to empty out their entire locker. A locker organizer with compartments of various sizes can help keep things organized. Students may want to clean out their lockers once a week or so. Another idea is to keep a garbage bag in the locker to keep trash in and throw away at least weekly. However, students should avoid putting food in there or else their locker will smell! They should also refrain from keeping their sweaty gym clothes in there overnight. Another tip is to avoid throwing school assignments straight in the locker (without putting them in a folder or binder) so that they don't get lost or ruined. It is a good idea to keep as much in the locker as possible—heavy backpacks can hurt kids' backs—but students still need to keep their lockers clean and organized.
