The English Language Arts Curriculum that SUPER School has chosen for Grades K-5 is called: Bookworms. Bookworms is a Reading and Writing program that teaches grade-level standards. Students are exposed to authentic, whole book texts that provides them with extensive background knowledge, which helps them read and comprehend more challenging texts. There are three separate segments of Bookworms: Shared Reading, ELA, and Differentiated Instruction. Each day, Shared Reading involves choral and partner reading a fiction or non-fiction story, learning about text structure, answering comprehension questions, and completing a written response. In ELA students are either getting direct writing instruction or completing an interactive read-aloud, with a grammar and vocabulary component, concluded by a written response. Differentiated Instruction is the component that works with students at their personal level. This is a time where students who are excelling can continue to work above grade level or if a student is struggling, they will receive structured support to fill in any needs. 

The English Language Arts Curriculum for grades 6-8 is called: EL Education. EL Education also focuses on grade-level standards and reading authentic, whole book texts that provides students with extensive background knowledge. Students are encouraged to complete many writing assignments throughout each lesson, which always has them refer to the text to explain their thinking - a skill needed for statewide testing and higher academia. Each unit has a theme and big ideas intertwined throughout the lessons. Lessons are cross-curricular, and the curriculum is focused on equity for all students. Students complete a culminating task at the end of each unit, representing the learning made during that quarter. The curriculum also has a strong focus on many peer-to-peer interactions with the texts, learning and challenging each other's thinking. 

The Mathematics program that SUPER School has adopted K-8 is called: Eureka. Eureka is a rigorous math program that doesn't just encourage the right answer, but really focuses on the why behind the answer. We want students to have a deep understanding of mathematic concepts and be able to explain their thinking. The same models and problem-solving methods are used year after year, giving the students plenty of time to deepen their skills and knowledge base about number sense. The program is embedded with real-world application problems that helps students understand how math will be used day-to-day.