Upper Elementary
(9 to 12 years; Grades 4 – 6)
Students of the upper elementary level transition from learning by hands-on-experiences to the abstract understanding of concepts. New thinking brings a growing sense of membership in society. Work on group projects, use of community resources (such as libraries and museums) and an expansion in field study become important new elements in the curriculum.
Children go on fossil digs, study lifestyles of ancient peoples in cultural anthropology experiences, and tour early American historical sites.
 Music and art classes occur weekly with enough time to complete projects and research. The introduction of homework teaches social skills in monitoring work, meeting dead-lines responsibly, and using textbooks efficiently. Mastery learning assumes a new dimension in the upper elementary class with 95% accuracy required in math testing before students can progress.
Upper elementary students provide service to others by aiding younger children in their lessons and sharing research results with other classes.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS
Lower Elementary
Students widen their horizons through an expanding curriculum. Abundant materials foster optimum development of reading, spelling and writing skills.
Upper Elementary
Students of the upper elementary level transition from learning by hands-on-experiences to the abstract understanding of concepts.
Middle School
Seventh and eighth grade students are emerging into adolescence, a time of rapid personal growth and change. To guide our students through this critical period, Continuum has created a unique program.
High School
The Continuum High School courses of study reflect an integration of the Florida essential elements (Next Generation Sunshine State Standards (NGSSS)/Common Core State Standards (CCSS))
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