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Templeton District and Curriculum
The Narragansett Regional School District serves students in the towns of Templeton, Baldwinville, and Phillipston. The district strives to connect curriculum, instruction, and learning as a continuous cycle and does so on the basis of five essential questions: “What do we want our students to know?” “Are we using the best instructional methods?” “How will we know when they have learned it?” “What will we do if they haven’t learned it?” “What will we do if they already know it?” District programming further promotes student success by offering a multitude of opportunities for growth, including classroom learning, extracurricular activities, sports, and clubs.
We currently cover the following Templeton-area school district: Narragansett Regional School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Templeton District Curriculum
In the elementary and intermediate years, each teacher has his/her own webpage, and all the teachers have a webpage as a team. One of these is a page dedicated to the grade-level curriculum, which includes links to the Common Core Standards for English Language Arts, the Common Core Standards Curriculum-related information for Narragansett Regional for History and the Social Sciences, the Massachusetts Math Standards, the Massachusetts Science and Technology Standards.
The high school curriculum increases the breadth and depth of learning opportunities. There are more career-oriented electives and students are expected to take increasing ownership of their work. College and career skills like independent investigation, critical thinking, and collaboration skills are also emphasized. The Advanced Placement options allow students to engage with college-level curriculum and they have the opportunity to earn college credit upon successful passage of the end of year AP exam.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Templeton Educational News
- NRHS Vocational Horticulture Program Proves Popular - Students who are interested in horticultural and agricultural now can participate in the NRHS Vocational Horticulture Program. They work on many projects on school grounds that not only beautifies the area but also provides valuable learning experience for the participants. Students also can participate in the Envirothon Competition which is a prestigious national competition.
- Narragansett Elementary Schools Promote Financial Literacy - During the 2014-15 school year, Narragansett’s Baldwinville and Phillipston Memorial Elementary schools instituted a program to help youngsters learn about money. Specifically, Athol Savings Bank partnered with the schools to incorporate Save$um, which for 15 years has taught students the value of saving their money.
- Narragansett Student Wins 'Young Hero's Award' - A 10-year-old Phillipston Memorial Elementary student was presented with the prestigious "Young Hero's Award" for how she reacted in the wake of a family emergency. After her mother fell and suffered a severe concussion, the youngster promptly and calmly contacted emergency services. The training the young girl received from the SAFE (Student Awareness of Fire Education) program at her school surely helped her in this situation.
Templeton 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: Social Studies Electives
While students are generally required to take a combination of history courses their first three years of high school, they typically do not have to take any social studies classes during their senior year. However, the senior year is freed up to take one or more of the several social studies elective courses high schools may offer. The most common of these electives is psychology—the study of the mind and human behavior. Colleges usually offer many types and levels of psychology, and it is a very popular major and minor. Psychology concepts include dream theory, functions of different parts of the brain as well as each part of the nervous system, personality, social processes, psychological disorders and treatments. Another very popular social studies elective is economics, which relates to the production and consumption of resources. Other social studies classes include sociology (the study of social behavior), political science (related to government systems and the analysis of political activity), and anthropology (the study of humans—both past and present).
