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Teaching and Learning

The Teaching and Learning Department at North Wasco County School District supports high-quality teaching, learning, curriculum, and assessment across our schools. Our team works alongside educators and school leaders to support curriculum development and implementation, professional learning, instructional practices, and the use of assessment information to strengthen student learning.

Our work is grounded in Oregon’s academic content standards and in our commitment to ensuring every student has access to meaningful, affirming, grade-level learning. We work to build coherence across classrooms, schools, and the district while supporting educators in meeting the diverse needs of our students.

 

Learn More About Our Programs and Resources

Explore the sections below to learn more about Oregon’s learning standards, North Wasco County School District’s adopted curriculum and instructional materials, and the tools we use to support student learning.

 

Understand what students are expected to learn.

Explore Oregon’s academic content standards and learning expectations across grade levels and subject areas. Oregon’s standards identify the knowledge and skills students are expected to develop and provide the foundation for instruction, assessment, and curriculum decisions.

See what your child is learning in class.

Explore North Wasco County School District’s adopted curriculum and instructional materials. Our adopted materials are selected to align with Oregon’s academic standards and provide educators with resources to support high-quality, grade-level instruction.

Track your child’s progress with confidence.

Learn more about how we communicate student learning and progress, including our standards-based elementary report cards. Explore what the report cards assess, what achievement levels mean, and how families can use this information to understand and support their child’s learning.

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