Seventh Grade Curriculum

 

Dear Parents and Students:

The Cotati-Rohnert Park U.S.D.’s curriculum is aligned to the State Standards.

The purpose of this grade level brochure is to acquaint you with the standards that your child will study during this school year. Student progress toward meeting these standards is monitored and measured by a series of classroom, school, district, and state tests, as well as other measurements. Progress is reported to parents through report cards, testing results, and a variety of teacher contacts.

Working together with parents, the Cotati-Rohnert Park U.S.D. staff is committed to promoting excellence in all areas of study leading to academic success for all students.

Each child grows and develops individually. Children in the same grade are found to differ widely from others in their group. There are, however, general characteristics and needs which apply to many children within a certain age group.

Adapted from: Caring for Your School-Age Child: Ages 5-12, American Academy of Pediatrics.

PARENTS CAN HELP BY:

  • attending parent conferences, Back to School Night, Open House, and other school activities
  • encouraging your child to read daily
  • establishing a regular routine for completion of homework
  • providing a quiet time and place for study
  • offering encouragement and help in completing assignments as needed
  • taking your child to the library regularly
  • sharing in and helping your child pursue interests
  • listening and talking to your child
  • setting an example by reading and writing
  • reading frequently to your child
  • taking educational trips
  • providing opportunities to earn, save, and spend money
  • helping your child learn multiplication facts to 10 x 10
  • monitoring and limiting your child’s television viewing
  • notifying school when a problem is observed or persists
  • giving praise for good work and behavior
  • maintaining a positive attitude about your child’s school and teachers
  • notifying school whenever your child will be absent

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