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Oxford District and Curriculum

Oxford Public Schools operates four school including two elementary schools, Quaker Farms and Oxford Center, one middle school, Great Oak Middle, and one high school, Oxford High. Working to educate, prepare, and inspire students as lifelong learners, Oxford Public Schools utilizes the Connecticut Common Core State Standards in Reading and Mathematics and the Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium for student assessment. Students in the Oxford Public School District are assessed using the Connecticut Smarter Balanced Assessment in Grade 3 through 8 and 11.

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

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Oxford District Curriculum

Beginning in primary and intermediate school, students explore a variety of academic content areas such as mathematics, reading, language arts, science, and social studies. Students also take traditional electives like library/media, art, and physical education. Those subject areas along with world languages and technology carry through middle and high school with advanced coursework being available as well.

The district supports the career and college readiness initiatives for its students. Oxford School District provides students with a school-to-work program, presenting students many opportunities for academic learning coupled with on-the-job training and apprenticeships through various community programs. To achieve this goal, community partnerships that offer students job shadowing, career mentoring, internships and paid positions, and other professional outreach between adult members of the community and the students is a major goal of the district.



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Keeping Informed: Recent Oxford Educational News

  • Parent-District Communication - Back to School News! Oxford High School is helping students prepare by offering a Parent Info Night and Meet the Teacher Night near the beginning of school. Check out the newsletter for more information. Throughout the year, information about school events, test dates, and other deadlines can also be found on the site’s Parents pages.
  • New Leadership at OHS - New school year means new faces! Mr. Robert Schumann has been named the new Assistant Principal for Oxford High. Students will be able to talk with him about any concerns they are having and he will help the principal in implementing new learning opportunities.
  • OHS Booster Club - For parents who are able to join the Booster Club, there are a lot of opportunities throughout the year to work on projects, chaperone events, and raise funds to support the important extracurricular groups. The Boosters also work on grant writing to help bring in funds for various learning initiatives.

Oxford 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: Multiple Intelligences Theory: Interpersonal Intelligence

The Multiple Intelligences Theory was suggested in the 1980s by Howard Gardner and opened up debate on the nature of intelligence. Rather than viewing intelligence as a general category, Gardner broke it down into different types of intelligence that people naturally demonstrate. The original seven include verbal/linguistic, mathematical/logical, spatial/visual, musical, kinesthetic, intrapersonal, and interpersonal. Quite the opposite of intrapersonal intelligence, interpersonal learners love working with other people and succeed in social situations. They love meeting new people and crowds and often have many friends. Aware of other’s needs and moods, interpersonal intelligence people enjoy careers such as management, politicians, social workers, coaches, and sales. Are you the life of the party and enjoy interacting with people the majority of the time? You sound like someone with high interpersonal intelligence.