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Mamaroneck District and Curriculum

Along with Larchmont, Mamaroneck is part of the Mamaroneck Union Free School District. The district is comprised of four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Together, these schools serve more than 5,100 students. Mamaroneck schools’ offer students a curriculum that is full of interesting and challenging classes. The schools’ English Language Arts and math curricula are based on internationally benchmarked learning objectives. The objectives are assessed through statewide tests in core subjects that ensure students are achieving the goals.

We currently cover the following Clarence-area school district: Mamaroneck Union Free School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Mamaroneck District Curriculum

Mamaroneck’s math curriculum seeks to instill in students a fundamental understanding of core mathematics concepts in the early grades. These concepts serve as the basis of the more complex and practical mathematics knowledge that students will develop as they move up through subsequent grades, and the content knowledge that they will need when they enter college and careers.

Mamaroneck’s English Language Arts curriculum seeks to develop in students the ability to read closely and attentively in a wide range of fiction and non-fiction texts. Students are expected to put their literacy skills to practical use through research, writing, critical thinking, and communication. They should learn how to integrate others ideas with their own to present original scholarship. In addition to this core, the curricula in all other subject areas are based on the New York State Learning Standards and tied to real world applications.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Mamaroneck Educational News

  • District Athletic News - Mamaroneck High School’s varsity baseball team celebrates every victory, but a recent victory was more momentous than most. Following a victory against the Mount Vernon Tigers, the team celebrated Coach Mike Chiapparelli’s 500th win as coach.
  • New District Leadership - Central School’s Joanne Hindley will soon be getting a new office. Hindley, who has been at Central since 2009, will be become principal of Central. This comes after Hindley’s years of serving as a teacher, assistant principal, and literacy consultant.
  • Student Filmmaking Success - Two Mamaroneck High School students recently won awards at film festivals. One documentary film Dos Caminos won 2nd place at the Future Filmmakers Festival. The other student film Project Regrow won 1st place at the Greenwich Youth Film Festival.

Mamaroneck 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 The Future Holds

Obviously, children’s futures are dependent on what they learn in school, what they make of it, and how they set and pursue their goals. However, they are also dependent on what children think is possible. A child who thinks that books, art, architecture, and music are created by special people in faraway place is unlikely to take an interest in those things or believe that he or she can grow up to be a person who does those things. Children should be taught wonder and possibility, of course within somewhat realistic bounds, but suggesting a world of possibility can benefit a child’s mind greatly. A parent who wishes to develop a child’s interest in these subjects should expose a child to good examples of them. It can be as easy as pointing out interesting houses or talking about fun books. Whatever the approach is, it will remind the child that the world is filled with endless and achievable possibilities.