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Curriculum & Instruction

The Hondo ISD Curriculum and Instruction Department coordinates the development of curriculum on all campuses and provides resources for teachers to improve instruction.

The curriculum for all subjects at all grade levels is reviewed and monitored for  success. The department coordinates the progress monitoring in STAAR/TAKS preparation.

 

Recognizing the Good!

Look what's going on in the academic world at Hondo ISD!

 

McDowell students join forces to problem solve! (April 2013)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Woolls environmentalists! Students create windsocks in their study of the environment. (April 2013)

 

The Gallon Man takes on a new look at Woolls! Fourth grade students demonstrate the conversions of liquid measurement. (April 2013)

Watch out Shark Tank! Third grade student today -
entrepreneur tomorrow!  (April 2013)

Meyer Elementary students are 21st century learners! (April 2013)

 

6th grade students "tug" for gains and losses as they work through math integer lesson.  (September 2012)

6th grade chefs learn to add fractions through cooking. Have you doubled your recipe lately? (June 2012)

 

Kindergarten students - building a better future!
(May 2012)

 

6th Graders soar to new heights in math!
(May 2012)

 

Fourth Grade chefs created solar ovens to determine if air temperature affects cooking efficiency.  (May 2012)

 

McDowell students collaborate on research.  (April 2012)

 

 

5th Graders are no Eggheads! The students partnered with "eggheads" to learn about organisms and evironments in science classes. (April 2012)

 

Hondo High School Robotics students learn the value of working as a team. (February 2012)

 

McDowell Middle School historians collaborate on game projects.
(February 2012)

Woolls Intermediate third grade mathematicians in the making!  Students explore area and perimeter as they measure polygons in the hallways.  (January 2012) 

Meyer Elementary scientists conduct an experiment to hypothesize how many water droplets will fit on a coin.  (January 2012)