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Cook County School District 130

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Students and teachers gather in a classroom, with one holding up a learning chart.

The Department of Curriculum and Instruction provides leadership and support to fulfill the District's mission to "provide a well-rounded educational foundation that supports our children's academic, physical, and emotional growth; success; and commitment to others."  We are focused on providing student-centered instruction through purposefully designed learning experiences that effectively engage, appropriately challenge, and maximize the continuous growth and development of every student.

The Cook County School District 130’s curriculum is designed and developed in collaboration with teachers and administrators and is aligned to the Illinois Learning Standards.  The Department of Curriculum and Instruction is committed to supporting the academic, behavioral, and personal growth of all students, including those who qualify under Section 504, the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA), or as English-language learners.

    • Oversees Curriculum and Instruction Department
       

    • Professional Development
    • Instructional Programs Evaluations
    • Instructional Practice Observation
    • Supervise Instructional Coaches

    • Curriculum and Instruction Issues
    • S.I.P Day Information
    • Teacher Institute Days
    • Student enrollment
    • Textbooks

School Improvement Plans

Additional Information

  • Click here to access the Cook County School District 130 PaCE Framework for Middle School 

  • Projects or programs funded in whole or in part with federal grant money must credit the federal government for the federal government's portion of the financial support.

    This web page citation informs the public that the use of federal dollars in Cook County School District 130 meet the Stevens Amendment requirement. Various instructional material purchases, tutoring programs, staff professional developments, software licenses and online subscriptions, summer learning programs, homeless student outreach, transportation services, and parental engagement opportunities have been funded in whole or in part with Federal entitlement dollars.