Math class is more than just numbers—it’s about thinking, reasoning, and making connections. With Amplify Desmos Math, students dive into rich, interactive lessons that encourage problem-solving and collaboration. The curriculum helps students understand not just how math works, but why it works, building skills they can apply both in and out of the classroom. Aligned to state standards, it supports learners at all levels through thoughtful design and engaging activities.
View the Math At-a-GlanceOur school uses HMH Into Reading, a comprehensive literacy program designed to develop reading, writing, and comprehension skills while fostering a love for learning. The curriculum offers engaging fiction and nonfiction texts, personalized support for students at different levels, and tools to monitor progress. It also integrates social-emotional learning themes to promote empathy and resilience. With family engagement activities included, parents can actively support their child’s literacy journey at home.
Passport to Social Studies is the NYC DOE’s inquiry-based curriculum that helps students explore history, geography, economics, and civics through engaging lessons. It encourages critical thinking and analysis of diverse perspectives using primary sources, maps, and artifacts. The program fosters empathy and social-emotional learning while developing research, writing, and discussion skills. Through this approach, students build an understanding of their community, the broader world, and their role as informed citizens.
Amplify Science is a science curriculum that blends hands-on investigations, literacy-rich activities, and interactive digital tools to empower students to think, read, write, and argue like real scientists and engineers. It is designed to spark our elementary students’ interest and empower them to ask more questions, think more critically, and generate innovative ideas.
View the SCIENCE At-a-GlanceOur school uses the NYC Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in the Arts to guide our Fine Art program. Through close observation and sustained investigation, students develop individual and global perspectives on art, utilize the principles of art, solve design problems, and explore perspective, scale, and point of view.
Our school uses Así se dice, a standards-based Spanish curriculum that builds communication skills through real-world language, cultural connections, and engaging activities. Students develop listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills while exploring the rich diversity of the Spanish-speaking world.
