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Stow District and Curriculum
Nashoba Regional School District serves students in the towns of Stow, Lancaster, and Bolton. All students attend grades PK-8 in the town they live in until everyone moves on to the high school. Nashoba Regional School District publishes “Curriculum Highlights” for each grade level from K-8 that provide snapshots as to the knowledge and skills students are expected to gain in each content area by the end of the year. All students learn about the same topics and share the same high quality learning expectations so they are all equally well prepared for high school. The high school curriculum is more diversified and offers programs that help students prepare for college or a career path.
We currently cover the following Stow-area school district: Nashoba Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Stow District Curriculum
Social Studies is broken down into topics such as history, family and community, geography, civics, and economics. The middle school highlights divide social studies expectations into the specific topics students learn about, such as World War II, the Civil Rights Movement, and women’s rights. English language arts is broken down into speaking, listening, and language; reading; writing; and conventions. Students read both literature and non-fiction and also learn to write in a variety of styles from creative to persuasive.
The learning expectations for Math include the standards for math (the steps for problem solving), operations and algebraic thinking, number and operation in base 10, measurement and data. Science includes topics such as Earth and space, life science, physical science, and technology and engineering. The district has also devised and published standards and benchmarks based on the Common Core Standards for all grade levels so that parents and students understand what exactly is expected of their learning experience.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Stow Educational News
- Nashoba Students Receive Scholastic Art Awards - Five students from Nashoba Regional High were honored at the state-wide Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. Four of the students won Silver Keys in their categories, while one exceptional artist was awarded a Gold Key for digital art. Students' work in categories such as painting, digital art, and drawing and illustration were judged on the basis of originality, technical skill, and evidence of personal voice.
- Nashoba Tennis Star Draws Crowds - A Nashoba High tennis player plays in prestigious U.S. Tennis Association (USTA) regional tournaments but says playing in high school matches is the most enjoyable of all. Classmates and teachers come to the courts to watch the talented tennis player, who is coached by her father. Her goals are to rank in the top 30 in New England and to continue playing tennis at the college level.
- Reality Hits Nashoba Sophomores - During Nashoba Regional High's third annual Reality Fair, 260 sophomores engaged in an interactive learning activity about finances. Students researched a career and its usual salary, and after being given a monthly pay stub, had to purchase several necessities such as housing and utilities based on their net earnings. The Reality Fair was organized by the community's Rotary Club, the high school guidance department, and the Clinton Savings Bank and involved about 50 volunteers from local businesses.
Stow 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: Preparing for School
When it becomes the time of year for the school buses to come around, the worries about preparedness also come to light. To help alleviate this fear, there are a few things parents can do. At least one week before school begins, parents should make sure their children go to bed, and wake up, at the time they will when school starts. Next, help them to get into routines which will lead to success. With the children, create a list of tasks that need to be done each day before school, such as eating breakfast, brushing hair and so on. If the child is attending a new school, make an appointment to meet their teacher and the classroom. If they ride the bus, parents should walk with the child to the pick-up point and then walk from the drop off point home. If they are walkers, walk with the child and discuss rules they need to be aware of.
