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Wilton District and Curriculum

Wilton students attend school in the South Glen Falls Central School District. The South Glen Falls Central School District operates four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. South Glen Falls schools have a total enrollment of 3,200 students. Wilton schools offer students math and English Language Arts classes that are based on objective based standards. Wilton schools’ classes in core and elective subject areas such as science, social studies, the fine arts, and theater are based on the New York State Learning Standards.

We currently cover the following Wilton-area school district: South Glen Falls Central School District.

Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Wilton District Curriculum

Instruction in Wilton schools’ math classes is based on standards that develop students’ understanding of core mathematics concepts such as problem solving, numeracy, and pattern recognition. The standards introduce students to these concepts in the earliest grades, and then go on to further develop students’ knowledge of the concepts as students move up grade-by-grade. Mathematical literacy is also emphasized and students are expected to be adept at working with word problems and explaining their own mathematical thinking.

Instruction in Wilton schools’ English Language Arts classes is based on standards that require students to be capable of both reading and comprehending fiction and non-fiction texts. After students master these basic literacy skills, the standards require them to develop higher-level literacy skills such as research, textual interpretation and analytic criticism, and communicating both verbally and in writing.


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Keeping Informed: Recent Wilton Educational News

  • Invention Convention - South Glen Falls students recently participated in the annual Invention Convention, which took place at the miSci Musuem in Schenectady. Students from Oliver W. Winch Middle School and Ballard Elementary School were named among the convention’s top 25 participants.
  • Field Hockey Play Day - Students from all South Glen Falls elementary schools recently took park in the annual Field Hockey Play Day. Members of South Glen Falls High School field hockey teams helped the younger students work on their games. Mary Ponda, South Glen Falls teacher and field hockey coach, organized the event.
  • District Report Card - The school district provides an annual report card on the schools performance that covers many different aspects of the educational environment. For parents who want to have a clear view of graduation rates, attendance rates, assessment scores and many other indicators, they can be found in the District Report Card.

Wilton 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: Encouraging Writing at Home

These days there are few parents who do not take an interest in their children’s reading education. They make sure kids read books that are on the right reading level for the kids. But what about writing? Do parents make sure that kids do the right kind of writing, and that they write things that are on their writing level? Parents should encourage kids to write more at home. Parents can encourage them to take a few minutes to write a silly story, or to take a little longer and write about their day. When children are first learning to read, they can dictate a story to the parent and then illustrate the final product. To develop reflective and self-analytic skills, children can journal, which gives them time to write and will be when they have a natural desire to learn more about writing or language. Whatever the kids do, they will be practicing writing, and a little writing practice will make a big difference in later years.