Curriculum, Instruction & Assessment
The Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment team is responsible for the development, implementation, assessment and ongoing revision of all courses of study within Centerville City Schools.
The department promotes instructional practices that empower, challenge and support students' academic, intellectual, social and emotional needs. They also administer and interpret state and local testing requirements, and this data is used to monitor growth and inform instructional decision-making.
The following services and programs are coordinated by the Department of Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment to support students, staff and families:
- English Learners
- Gifted Services
- Literacy Support
- Math Support
- Library & Media Services
- School Counselors
- Testing
- Federal Grants Administration
- District Fine Arts Programs
Resources for K-5 Families
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Resources for 6-12 Families
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Curriculum News
Math test scores for grades 3-8 exceed pre-pandemic performance, according to study published in New York Times.
Centerville City Schools earned an overall rating of five stars – the highest possible mark school districts can achieve.
Colin Seale, founder and CEO of ThinkLaw and author of Tangible Equity, shared practical instructional strategies that boost students’ critical thinking skills with more than 200 of our educators on Aug. 9.