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Middle School Resources

Below are the resources that either teachers or students utilize throughout the school day. Click on the picture to learn more about each resource.

Middle School Curriculum

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Amplify

Teacher & Student Resource for English Language Arts

**Access through ClassLink**

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Vista

Resource for Exploring Spanish and Heritage Spanish Classes

**Student access through Canvas**

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Wayside

Resource for Spanish 1

**Student access through ClassLink**

iReady

Teacher & Student Resource for 6-8 Math

**Student access through ClassLink**

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Project Lead the Way

Resource for Middle School Computer Classes

**Student access through ClassLink**

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Second Step

Our Social Emotional Resource for both teachers and students. 

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The Kansas Journey

Teacher & Student digital resource supporting 7th grade Social Studies.

**Student access through ClassLink**

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Newsela

Teacher & Student digital resource supporting Social Studies. 

**Student access through ClassLink and Canvas**

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Xello

College & Career Readiness Resource. 

**Student access through ClassLink**

Open Educational Resources (OERs) are learning, teaching and research materials in any format and medium that reside in the public domain or are under copyright that have been released under an open license, that permit no-cost access, re-use, re-purpose, adaptation and redistribution by others. A

Guaranteed and Viable Curriculum (GVC) is a mechanism through which all students have an equal opportunity (time and access) to learn rigorous standards. They ensure content alignment from one grade level to the next, with pacing guides helping identify when each standard is addressed in the curriculum. These guides help support educators with standards-based planning, which, when paired with research-based instructional strategies from the KCK Model of Instruction, promotes equity. This gives all children an equal opportunity to learn rigorous, essential content.