Instruction
Curriculum Design/Development
Curriculum development shall be guided by:
A. Needs assessments and information concerning the education of district students;
B. Range of student abilities, aptitudes, and interests;
C. Aspirations of school district residents for students;
D. Mobility of district population;
E. Avoidance of discrimination;
F. Reduction of duplication of effort and repetitive curricula among various school levels and coordination of courses of study and syllabi;
G. Provisions of negotiated agreements.
(cf. 6121 Nondiscrimination: Instructional Program)
Legal Reference: Connecticut General Statutes
10-16b Prescribed courses of study.
10-16c et seq. re family life education.
10-17 English language to be medium of instruction.
10-17 et seq. re Bilingual instruction.
10-18 Courses in United States history, government and duties and responsibilities of citizenship.
10-18a Contents of textbooks and other general instructional materials.
10-18b et seq. re Firearms safety programs.
10-19 Effect of alcohol, nicotine or tobacco and drugs to be taught. Training of personnel. Evaluation of programs by alcohol and drug abuse commission and department of education.
10-19a et seq. re Substance abuse prevention team.
10-24 Course in motor vehicle operation and highway safety.
10-21 et seq. re Vocational education and cooperation with business .
Policy adopted: 6/8/09