Dearborn Public Schools is offering a chance for parents and community members to explore two new curriculum resources the District is recommending for next year- one for elementary English Language Arts and the other for some high school math.
Both curriculums provide extensive digital resources that are available for school and home use. Interested parents can view some of the materials online and then learn more about the resources during online meetings on Monday for the elementary program and Tuesday for the math program.
Both curriculum resources have gone through extensive evaluation by Dearborn teachers and have been recommended by the District’s curriculum committee. This is part of the District’s regular process to update and implement a new curriculum. Please note, these changes have not yet been approved by the Board of Education.
Secondary Math
Parents also are invited to learn more about the enVision AGA math program that is recommended for adoption for use for Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry instruction. enVision AGA is a highly rated program and has been researched and piloted in Dearborn classrooms over the last two years. Textbooks, workbooks and an extensive collection of digital resources, including interactives, mathematical modeling and adaptive practice are part of enVision’s high-quality program.
Parents can view enVision materials using the link to a pallet: enVision Math
In addition to previewing the materials online, parents are invited to attend a Google Meet with envision/Savvas representatives for more information and for a Q & A session on Tuesday, June 2 from 4 to 5 p.m.
Please email communications@dearbornschools.org for information on accessing the Google Meet event.
For more information about the possible curriculum changes, contact Dr. Ross Groover, K-12 Consultant for Curriculum & Professional Development, at groover@dearbornschools.org.