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Elementary Curriculum

Strasburg Elementary School

At Strasburg Elementary School, we are committed to providing every child with a strong academic foundation while inspiring curiosity, creativity, and a lifelong love of learning. Our research-based curriculum is carefully selected to challenge students, foster critical thinking, and prepare them for success in school and beyond.

Students receive high-quality instruction in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies using nationally recognized instructional resources. Our curriculum includes:

  • English Language Arts: Amplify CKLA
  • Mathematics: SAVVAS enVision Mathematics
  • Science: Discovery Education, STEMscopes/Gizmos, SAMM Center, and hands-on scientific exploration
  • Social Studies: Scholastic Let's Find Out, Scholastic News, and Gallopade

To ensure every student reaches their fullest potential, we provide a comprehensive system of academic supports and enrichment through programs including Boost Learning, mCLASS, Heggerty, IXL, Flocabulary, Wilson Reading System, and Amplify supplemental resources. These tools allow teachers to personalize instruction, accelerate learning, and provide targeted intervention when needed.

Beyond our core academic program, every elementary student benefits from a well-rounded educational experience through specialized instruction in:

  • Physical Education
  • Choir & General Music
  • Technology & Keyboarding
  • Library & Information Literacy
  • Visual Arts
  • Spanish

These opportunities help students discover their passions, develop creativity, strengthen communication skills, build healthy lifestyles, and prepare for an increasingly connected world.

At Strasburg, we believe an exceptional education extends beyond textbooks. Our students are encouraged to ask questions, solve problems, collaborate with others, and grow as confident, compassionate leaders. Every classroom, every lesson, and every opportunity is designed to help our students become the very best version of themselves.