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Curriculum & Assessment

Esther Martin

Assistant Superintendent for Teaching and Learning

847-464-4809 | 847-464-5867 | Fax 847-464-6021
Leslie Stoner, Administrative Assistant

 

Curriculum by Grade or Subject Professional Development

Kindergarten

1st grade

2nd grade

3rd grade

4th grade

5th grade

6th grade

7th grade

8th grade

9-12 grade

K-12 Curriculum [subject]

 

Professional Growth Activity Program (P-GAP) is a subcommittee of the Curriculum Coordinating Council (CCC).  The purpose of this program is to provide quality professional development to all District #301 certified staff.  Courses are offered based on the needs of District staff members.  Participants are given the option of receiving PGAP credit or a stipend for every successfully completed PGAP hour.

To access PGAP staff development opportunities:

Click PGAP to view course list and deadlines.

 

Curriculum Coordinating Council School Improvement Plans State School Report Cards

CCC

Bylaws

CCC Members

District 301 Approved Curriculum

Common Core State Standards

 

 

Central High School

Central Middle School

Prairie Knolls Middle School

Country Trails Elementary

Howard B. Thomas Grade School

Lily Lake Grade School

Prairie View Grade School

2012

District State Report Card

Central High School

Central Middle School

Prairie Knolls Middle School

Country Trails Elementary

Howard B. Thomas Grade School

Lily Lake Grade School

Prairie View Grade School

 

REGULAR SCHOOL HOURS HALF DAY DISMISSAL K-12

EARLY RELEASE K-12

 

High School: 7:30 am - 2:30 pm

Middle School: 7:43am - 2:35pm

Elementary: 

Grades 1 - 5  ∼  9:00am - 3:15pm

Morning Kindergarten  ∼  9:00am - 11:40am

Afternoon Kindergarten  ∼  12:35pm - 3:15pm


 


High School                      10:50 a.m.
Middle Schools                 11:00 a.m.
Elementary Schools          12:00 p.m.

High School                      12:50 p.m.
Middle Schools                   1:00 p.m.
Elementary Schools  (*except Kdg)   1:50 p.m.

 

Learning Resources
Popular web sites for Parents!

 

This website offers many recommended favorite books for primary grades through adult.

 

www.kidsreads.com

 

Looking for an interactive website to motivate young children to learn to read?  This site uses a systematic phonics approach, in conjunction with phonemic awareness practice and is perfect for Pre-K through Second grade, special education students and English Language Learners.

www.starfall.com

This website is loaded with hundreds of website links for families ranging from pre-school through high school. Many of the links are free and include a plethora of educational activities, games, art projects, holiday projects as we as social-emotional topics.  

www.sitesforparents.com

Reader girlz was awarded a "Reading Innovators" Award this year from the National Book Foundation. Designed to help teen girls connect with their favorite authors and other readers, it has lots of fun features like playlists of favorite tunes from writers:

www.readergirlz.com 

Jon Scieszka's fabulous site Guys Read has been revamped and recharged so it is more useful and fun than ever.  We've featured the site before, but you might want to revisit, scroll down, and read through the new categories of books for guys.  My favorite is books with "At Least One Explosion."   His picks are bound to appeal to even the most reluctant boy readers:

 www.guysread.com

 

 

Disclosure of Federal Participation (Stevens Amendment)

Projects or programs funded in whole or in part with Federal grant money must credit the Federal government for the Federal government’s portion of the financial support. This web page citation informs the public that the use of Federal dollars in Central Community Unit School District 301 meets the Stevens Amendment requirement. Staff development opportunities, resource purchases and personnel have been funded in whole or in part with Federal entitlement dollars.

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