ll schools in the Clark County School District have a district and a state mandated course of study. This course of study is call the Curriculum Essentials Framework (C.E.F.). This important "framework" describes the most appropriate grade level skills that expected to be taught during lessons for the Kindergarten to Fifth-grade student. The C.E.F. is the basis for all lesson planning in our district and at our school and is an important resource for our teachers. The C.E.F. is a large volume of grade-level expectations, course-of-study materials and standards. We have provided .pdf file links of the Curriculum Overviews which are brief descriptions of a very lengthy set of standards.

We have also included, on this page, the K-8 Power Standards. The Power Standards are those skills in Language Arts and Mathematics that students are expected to be taught and master at each grade level. The Power Standards are considered to be the most important skills that student should be able to perform as they complete each grade level. We hope that this information will helpful to those that want to learn more about our curriculum.

Finally, we have provided links to various other programs that will be utilized at Goynes to increase student mastery of curriculum and Power Standards. If you have Acrobat Reader you can check out an online copy of the K-5 Curriculum Overviews and Power Standard .pdf file links below. Thank you!

Curriculum Overview
Clark County Curriculum Essentials Framework

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