Compass Program
Elementary English Language Arts programs promote a balanced literacy approach which includes instruction in phonological and phonemic awareness, phonics, comprehension, vocabulary, fluency, writing, and speaking and listening. Our curriculum includes a variety of research-based best practices to meet the needs of a diverse group of learners. ELA instruction aligns to Washington State Standards and is designed to build independent readers and writers with strong foundational skills to prepare our students for success in college, career, and life.
- Washington State K-12 ELA Learning Standards
- Curriculum: Odysseyware
Atlas Program
In 7th and 8th grade ELA, students read and analyze a wide range of texts in genres including poetry, novels, plays, biographies, nonfiction narratives, speeches, and films. They also learn to write in forms including essays, personal narratives, argumentative texts such as editorials, and research papers. Each grade level is structured around a theme, such as “Challenges” or “Coming of Age.”
- Washington State K-12 ELA Learning Standards
- Curriculum: Odysseyware
High School
In 9th through 11th grade, ELA students continue to read and analyze a wide range of texts in genres including poetry, novels, plays, biographies, nonfiction narratives, speeches, and films. They also learn to write in forms including essays, personal narratives, argumentative texts such as editorials, and research papers.
- Washington State K-12 ELA Learning Standards
- Curriculum: Odysseyware
