ELEMENTARY SOCIAL STUDIES
The Elementary Social Studies program introduces students to important concepts from history and social science through integrated study of children and their families, homes, schools, neighborhoods and the communities where they live. Students explore cultural differences and similarities and learn tolerance within the context of the classroom and school environment.
NJ & US HISTORY
Elementary students examine the regions of New Jersey and the United States by investigating geography, history, economics and culture. Students gain knowledge that culture, both past and present, is influenced by many factors including geography and natural resources. Students are introduced to the foundation of government and civics. They learn to be productive citizens by identifying the basic skills of conflict resolution, which are necessary for solving and resolving daily conflicts.
MIDDLE SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES
The Middle School Social Studies program focuses on the study of ancient civilizations of the world and United States history from colonization to 1870. Students complete learning activities embedded in the program, which include oral and written presentations, media research, field trips, distance learning, composition writing and the discussion of current events. Students continue to develop techniques in conflict resolution and learn to constructively express opinions.
HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES
The High School Social Studies program explores American History, World History and Economics. Students become historically literate, learn to think critically, develop an informed opinion and enhance cultural awareness.