Middle School

WYNOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MIDDLE SCHOOL

709 St. James Ave.
PO Box 157
Wynot, Nebraska 68792-0157

Richard M. Higgins
K-12 Principal
rhiggins@esu1.org

There may be no other single aspect of our school district that is more critically important than the curriculum we offer. The Wynot Public School District strives to provide the best educational experience possible for each and every student, firmly grounding them in the fundamentals of the core course areas as well as providing the opportunities to explore a wide range of interests.

The programs, classes and material or content in these classes as well as instructional techniques and any other factors related to the educational experience are continually under the study and revision process. With the adoption of State Standards, the process is even further scrutinized. Aligning our local standards or objectives with the State Department, and identifying how we will assess and report these results again refocuses us on the curriculum we use.

Listed here you will find the programs, courses and descriptions for those classes we offer to your students. This is not the complete picture, as our students also have available to them the opportunity to take classes from several other non-traditional arenas such as correspondence classes, internet and distance learning.

WYNOT PUBLIC SCHOOLS MIDDLE SCHOOL 709 St. James Ave. PO Box 157 Wynot, Nebraska 68792-0157 Richard M. Higgins K-12 Principal rhiggins@esu1.org ADMINISTRATIVE CALENDAR There may be no other single aspect of our school district that is more critically important than the curriculum we offer. The Wynot Public School District strives to provide the best educational experience possible for each and every student, firmly grounding them in the fundamentals of the core course areas as well as providing the opportunities to explore a wide range of interests. The programs, classes and material or content in these classes as well as instructional techniques and any other factors related to the educational experience are continually under the study and revision process. With the adoption of State Standards, the process is even further scrutinized. Aligning our local standards or objectives with the State Department, and identifying how we will assess and report these results again refocuses us on the curriculum we use. Listed here you will find the programs, courses and descriptions for those classes we offer to your students. This is not the complete picture, as our students also have available to them the opportunity to take classes from several other non-traditional arenas such as correspondence classes, internet and distance learning.	NEWS School Bulletin Quarterly Newsletter
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