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Kingston District and Curriculum

The Sanborn Regional School District follows the expectations laid out in the NH College and Career Ready Standards. These Standards are aligned to Common Core Standards in Math and Language Arts but also cover other academic and elective subjects. Learning goals are detailed so that educators provide students with a coherent scope and sequence to learning that builds as it goes. Topics such as algebra and geometry are revisited each year in greater depth so that the basics developed in elementary school are still being used by students as they develop more advanced skills. College and career readiness are also key objectives so students are given opportunities to conduct independent research, work with groups on projects, and participate in community events.

We currently cover the following Kingston-area school district: Sanborn Regional School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Kingston District Curriculum

The math curriculum places emphasis on students gaining mastery of number facts, as them gaining automaticity in their calculations paves the way for them to be able to solve more complex problems. The Common Core Standards call for the students to have mastered the following facts at each grade level: addition and subtraction up to 20 (first and second grade), multiplication facts to 100 (third grade), and multiplication and the related division facts up to 12 x 12 (fourth grade). Students are expected to understand that multiplication and division are “inverse” (opposite) operations.

Elementary students will begin to solve word problems involving two steps. Although mathematical word problems can be challenging in and of themselves, requiring students to perform an additional step makes these problems even more complex to solve. These two-step problems may involve any of the four operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division); although, multiplication and especially division will be more basic at this stage. Students can look for key words in these problems to determine the operations they have to perform.

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Keeping Informed: Recent Kingston Educational News

  • Extracurricular Activities - Sanborn Regional High School offers many extracurricular activities for the students including a number of sports teams and a diverse array of academic and social clubs. Clubs include the National Honor Society, Academic Quiz Team, Chess Club, Diversity Club and Key Club as well as many others.
  • Sanborn Boosters Club - Parents and community members who are interested in supporting extracurricular opportunities for students can work with the Sanborn Boosters Club. The group holds events throughout the year to raise funds and awareness for the various beyond the classroom work being done by students and also distribute grants to different groups to support their goals.
  • Sanborn Freshman Learning Community - The Sanborn Freshman Learning Community was developed to ease the transition from middle to high school and provide students with a small learning community in which to kick off their high school education. The program was honored as a Magna National Award Winner for its successes in student achievement and community building.

Kingston 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: Community College

When considering education after high school, community colleges should be considered. The cost of a college education continues to rise, year after year. This makes four years at a university out of range for some students and parents. Community colleges can save thousands of dollars per year which can then be applied to university if the child decides to continue after their years at the community college. Plus this time allows the student time to apply for scholarships and grants to help cover the remaining years. While at the community college the student can take the general education classes that meet the needs of universities, plus the class sizes are generally smaller so it is easier to receive assistance, if needed. In a larger university classes may not be taught by the professor but by a teacher’s assistance and the classes are generally larger, making them less personal.