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Lewistown District and Curriculum

In the Heart of Central Montana, the Lewistown school system believes in education for all. The core curriculum of Mathematics and English Language Arts is taught by the teachers according to the Office of Montana Public Instruction’s requirements. The curriculum design is structured so that knowledge is built within the major topics of the subject over the years.

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

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Lewistown District Curriculum

In English Language Arts, the students use technology in increasing their reading, writing, and speaking skills. The students use various technologies such as word processing, online reading tools and activities to help their reading, power points, iPads and iPods, and the mobile lab. Technology is used as a supplemental tool in increasing the skills and knowledge in the English Language Arts strands. It also provides students with a variety of means to create their own work and develop personal expression skills.

In Mathematics, technology is relied on to reiterate instruction that has been given to them by the teacher. There are many math sites that the students can use to reinforce or enrich their math skills, as well as other technologies in addition to the use of the manipulatives. Technology, when used to drive instruction, is an effective way to help the students gain or even exceed achievement by the students.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Lewistown Educational News

  • The SCOOP! - Lewistown Junior High School now has a newspaper, called The Scoop. This is a newspaper that is online and is completely written by the students of the junior high! Parents, community members, teachers, and students are welcomed and encouraged to read The Scoop and leave feedback so they can become even better writers!
  • Ice Fishing - During the winter, the 5th graders at Lewis and Clark Elementary went ice fishing! The Hooked on Fishing event which is hosted by the Montana Wildlife and Fisheries is an awesome opportunity for the children. The state program provides the tools needed to have a successful day of ice fishing and not only do the children simply catch the fish, but they learn about the fish they catch. It is a great opportunity for the 5th graders!
  • Backpack Blessings - Lewistown now has a program called Blessings in Backpacks. This is a program which is funded through various businesses and volunteers, and it gives needy children a backpack of food to take home for the weekends. It helps feed children in kindergarten through grade 6. What a great program to make sure kids are not hungry on the weekends!

Lewistown 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: What Is a Running Record?

A Running Record is a tool that teachers use to take an adequate reading test of their students. Sometimes called a Developmental Reading Assessment and it shows many reading skills. The students read books chosen for their approximate level and as they read the teacher ticks off each word. For each missed word or phrase, or any type of error, there are various symbols the teachers use (they are trained on how to do this). After the testing and adding up the results according to the charts that are given, the teacher is able to grasp a much clearer idea on their student’s reading skills.