ELA

“I see your uncomfortable faces, and you should be uncomfortable, because this is embarrassing,” said CHS student Izzy Sandoval to BOE members.

Students produce, promote, and perform in the annual day-long celebration of William Shakespeare, free and open to the public.

District will continue to use a revised Teachers College curricula to teach reading, but is no longer “tied” to the program, ELA Supervisor explains.

Josh Enyeart’s advocacy saved Journalism as a full-year, graduation-credit course. A new hire will be teaching the revamped course, which only has 1 section.

“We know the pandemic did impact our students, but not every student was impacted in the same way or to the same degree,” said Asst. Supt. of Curriculum & Instruction Ann Bodnar. She explained that academic support was provided to students via a “layered” system of interventions, instead of in a one-size-fits-all approach.

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A resolution to transform 8th grade English Language Arts in the South Orange-Maplewood School District…