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Independence District and Curriculum

The atmosphere at Independence Public Schools fosters high academic achievement for all students. Curriculum is multifaceted, and is drawn from the nationally-accepted Common Core standards. These standards seek to build learning environments that excel at preparing our students for success. In Missouri, the state standards go hand-in-hand with the Common Core, creating successful scaffolding of core subjects such as Math, Language Arts, Social Studies and Science. A diverse array of elective pathways are also offered, ensuring Independence School District students are inspired by the arts and media technology.

We currently cover the following Independence-area school district: Independence Public Schools.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Independence District Curriculum

Independence Public Schools has developed a challenging and personally rewarding curriculum for its students, striving to educate each pupil and shape the next generation of creative thinkers. English Language Arts begins with a solid foundation in punctuation, sentence structure, and reading skills. Text analysis and cross-disciplinary application of literary works are strengthened in middle and high school, bridging earlier knowledge with relevant applications.

In Mathematics, the curriculum coaches young students to recognize number patterns and solve problems with whole numbers. Upper grades employ graph theory and number matrices, with topics ranging from geometry and algebra to statistics and calculus. Potential careers that utilize mathematics are also explored. Social Studies incorporates major elements of geographical study with a global perspective in sociology, economics, political and historical science.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Independence Educational News

  • Local Teacher--and Students--Set Reading Fashion Trend - A local teacher in Independence Public Schools has set a new goal for reading—and students are spreading the trend! Students encourage each other to read with trendy headbands created by a local teacher, creating a fun sense of community at school and imparting a life-long interest in reading.
  • 1,000 Volunteers Give Independence Schools a New Look - A group of 1,000 volunteers had a few short weeks to paint, renovate and landscape five new district school buildings. The culmination of a four-year project, these new buildings shine because of the effort and elbow grease of our great community. Thanks to all the volunteers!
  • District Students Are Engaged in a Unique Learning Experience - Local students with learning disabilities are learning independence and building great confidence in themselves while at school. A special classroom with laundry facilities and other household amenities helps our special needs students gain valuable life skills.

Independence 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: Volunteering – It Can Change Your Perspective!

Not sure how to spend your summer vacation? Want a job, but are either too young or not sure where to look? Volunteering can help you gain priceless experience in a field you may never have explored before. Local museums, zoos and aquaria are great places to look for volunteer opportunities if you are interested in the arts or sciences. Nursing homes and local hospitals will often accept applications or requests from young applicants who want to give back to their community and explore the health sciences. State parks and historic sites are good places for history buffs to hone public speaking and academic skills. Even if volunteer jobs do not pay in sums, they pay off in lifelong connections with peers and adults interested in a particular job field.