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Rome District and Curriculum

The Rome City School District includes six Elementary Schools, one grade 5-6 Upper Elementary School, one Middle School, and one High School which has been in existence since the 1860’s and was one of the first free academies in the state. The district also oversees a Pre-Kindergarten which is located at the former Clough Elementary School. The district has set as its mission to provide a nurturing, and challenging environment for the students. They also place an emphasis on valuing and encouraging diversity in the student population. The academic standards call upon students to conduct increasingly complex work over the years, and sets a clear path of objectives to help students arrive at that ability.

We currently cover the following Rome-area school district: Rome City School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Rome District Curriculum

The key concepts in the Language Arts Curriculum are to be able to read different forms of texts and literature, be able to apply one’s experience to the reading material, be able to write and speak on the reading material, and listen for directions and information. Students are expected to be able to apply information from previously learned material to their writing, interpret complex text and literature both fiction and nonfiction, and evaluate the reading material using critical analysis skills.

The Math curriculum is based on students learning the basics of arithmetic including computational skills, measurement, and simple algebra and geometry in the elementary grades. Students expand their knowledge of these topics and are introduced to statistics. In high school students continue with algebra and geometry and have the options to take more advanced classes such as trigonometry and calculus. Students acquire essential problem solving skills which include abstract reasoning, attention to detail, and making sense of mathematical structures and models.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Rome Educational News

  • School Festivities - All the students of the Bellamy Elementary School were performers at a recent Holiday Musical entitled ‘Santa’s Holiday Playlist.’ The play was directed by one of the school’s music teachers and featured holiday songs, and students complete with iPods, headsets and docking stations. Santa made his appearance at the conclusion of the show.
  • Student Art - To see examples of all kinds of art work done by the 5th and 6th grade students of the Staley Upper Elementary School, you can stroll the halls of the School District Office at 409 Bell Street where the art is exhibited. The artwork is varied and includes line drawings, figures, landscapes, portraits, paintings and poetry.
  • Crazy Sweater Contest - The staff of the Rome Free Academy recently held a Crazy Sweater Contest to raise money for the Rome Rescue Mission. Each teacher wore their craziest or ugliest sweater and then a penny war was held to see who would win first place. The fundraising event was able to raise $809.55 for the Mission.

Rome 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: Energy Resources for Kids

If your kids are into science and energy, then visit the U.S. Energy Information Administration website for kids called EIA Energy for Kids. The site is a fund of information with suggestions for science projects, places to go for field trips, and lots of energy related games and activities. There is also basic information written in kid friendly way explaining energy basics, and the history of energy and how to save energy. Games and activities include riddles and puzzles to solve, and information for an energy scavenger hunt and how to make an energy activity book.