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Curriculum Overview by Academic Level
Elementary Science Curriculum Overview
At the elementary level, teachers in grades K-5 provide instruction in earth, life, and physical science each year through the use of locally developed and nationally recognized units of study. Members of the Science Cabinet monitor the delivery of the instructional program and addresses related factors such as materials support and professional development.
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Intermediate Science Curriculum Overview
At the intermediate level, in our Middle School, students study earth science in sixth grade, life science in seventh grade, and physical science in eighth grade. All programs are aligned to the state intermediate-level science standards.
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high school science Curriculum Overview
At the commencement level, in our High School, students study earth, life, and physical science in programs that meet the state commencement-level science standards while often pursuing many opportunities to go beyond these standards provided by elective and Advanced Placement courses of study.
Beginning with the class of 2005, all students will need to successfully complete three years of science and pass one Regents science assessment to receive a High School diploma. One of the years of study must be based on the state's earth science, chemistry, or physics curriculum. A second year of study must be based on the state's living environment curriculum.