Curriculum
Our Lady of the Assumption offers a
curriculum that follows Archdiocesan core curriculum guidelines for all students. Religious Studies form the heart of our program, and we are committed to promoting our children’s Catholic identity with daily, systematic instruction in all aspects of the Catholic Faith. Our curriculum is characterized by a focus on thinking skills, responsibility, and a vision of excellence that will offer children the chance to develop their minds, hearts and bodies. Academic subjects include Language Arts (English, Reading, Spelling or Vocabulary, and Handwriting), Math (including Algebra) Science, Social Studies, Art, Physical Education (PE), Computers, and Music. World Languages have been introduced and classes are scheduled in the computer lab using the Rosetta Stone library of interactive language-learning software.
The current textbooks are:
Religion:
- RCL “Faith First” 2006 Legacy ed.
- Harcourt “Growing in Love”
Language Arts:
- Houghton Mifflin “A Legacy of Literature” K – 5th grade. 2002 CA ed.
- Prentice Hall “Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes” 6th – 8th grade. 2002 CA ed.
- Prentice Hall “Writing and Grammar” 6th – 8th grade. 2002 CA ed.
Mathematics:
- Sadlier “Progress in Mathematics” K – 6th. 2001 CA ed.
- Holt, Rhinehart Winston “Pre-Algebra and Algebra” 7th – 8th grade 2003 ed.
- “Progress in Mathematics” Basic Pre Algebra 7th grade
Social Studies:
- Scott Foresman K – 6th grade. 2003 ed.
- Prentice Hall 7th – 8th grade 2003 ed.
Science:
- Scott Foresman K – 5th grade 2003 ed.
- Holt Rhinehart Winston 6th – 8th grade 2001 ed.
World Languages
- Rosetta Stone Ltd K-8th grade

















