Corryville Catholic School's instructional program is based on the State approved Graded Course of Study provided by the Education Office of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
Pre-school – Academic skills are presented. The emphasis is on developing social, emotional, mental, and physical skills through varied and stimulating experiences.
Grades K-3 – The main focus of these years is learning to read. Students acquire basic skills in reading, writing and mathematics.
Grades 4-5 – The main focus of these years is reading to learn. The language arts program supports the integration of reading, writing, listening and speaking skills.
Grades 6-8 – Students continue developing skills and understanding in the core subjects. Classes are departmentalized.
Religious Education
Religious education is the essence of Catholic schools. Through instruction in Catholic doctrine and Christian living, the school aims to assist parents in their task of fostering the moral and religious development of their children. Religion classes are required for all students enrolled in the school.
Assessment
- IOWA Test of Basic Skills, grades 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
- Ohio Achievement Assessment, all of grade 3
- Religion ACRE Test, grades 5, 8
- Title I testing in K, grade 1 and all new students
- Ohio Achievement Assessment, Ed Choice students, grades 3 through 8
Homework
Homework is an extension of class work and is assigned to reinforce the understanding of the material taught in class.
Students need to complete assignments accurately, promptly and neatly. Students should spend time everyday on homework and/or reading.