Academic Expectations
Grade-Level Learning ExpectationsFrom Kindergarten through 5th Grade, students build strong foundations in reading, writing, math, and social skills. Each year focuses on growth in knowledge, independence, and responsibility, preparing students to meet key academic goals and transition confidently to the next grade level.
Click a grade to view the end-of-year learning goals and expectations
Kindergarten
Students build early literacy and numeracy foundations, learn classroom routines, and develop independence and cooperation.
First Grade
Students strengthen phonics and early reading, write complete sentences, and grow number sense and fact fluency.
Second Grade
Students expand reading comprehension, write organized paragraphs, and develop addition/subtraction fluency and problem-solving.
Third Grade
Students read to learn across subjects, write with evidence, and master multiplication/division basics and multi-step problems.
Fourth Grade
Students analyze texts, write multi-paragraph pieces, and apply fractions/decimals in real-world math tasks and projects.
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Fifth Grade
Students synthesize information, write with clear structure and voice, and prepare for middle school math with fractions, ratios, and data.
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