Academics
Rigorous Curriculum
Greenville Public Schools is committed to providing a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare our students to compete in a global community. Focusing on specific learning standards adopted by the State of Michigan and national and regional content organizations, our teaching professionals continuously revise and improve the instructional objectives outlined in our course offerings.
Teaching & Learning Objectives
To facilitate effective communication of teaching and learning objectives, and to monitor student acquisition of skills, the Greenville Public School District has implemented a computer-based instructional management system. While the electronically stored curriculum will continue to undergo revision and refinement as guiding documents suggest, we will make available for your consideration the most current learning objectives on this site.
For more information or to ask a question about our curriculum development progress, procedures, or clarification of any resource, please contact:
Curriculum Links
School Improvement & Accreditation
To read district updates about how curriculum, instruction, and assessment activities are being implemented to continually improve student achievement, please view the files below.
Curriculum Guide for Parents
Pre-K Essential Instructional Practices in Early Literacy
K - 3 Essential Instructional Practices in Early Literacy
Notice of the Right to Request a Personal Curriculum Modifying Michigan Merit Curriculum Requirements for Graduation
What is personal curriculum?
The personal curriculum (PC) is a process to modify specific Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) high school credit requirements and/or content expectations based on a student's unique learning needs and post-secondary goals. It is designed to serve students who want to accelerate or go beyond the MMC requirements and students who need to individualize MMC requirements to earn a high school diploma.
Who may request a personal curriculum?
A personal curriculum may be requested by:
- The parent or guardian of a student for whom a personal curriculum is sought.
- The student if the student is of the age of majority.
- An emancipated minor.
- A teacher who is currently teaching the student (who currently teaches in, or whose expertise is in, a subject area proposed to be modified by the PC, or who is determined by the principal to have qualifications otherwise relevant to developing a PC).
- A school counselor or school employee qualified to act in a counseling role.
If the request for a PC is made by the student's parent or legal guardian or, if the student is at least age 18 or is an emancipated minor, by the student, the school district shall develop a PC for the student pursuant to the parameters outlines in 320.1278b(5).
When may a personal curriculum be requested?
If the student has an Individualized Education Program (IEP), the personal curriculum request may be submitted prior to 9th grade. (Note: Any resulting PC may not be implemented until the student begins/enters 9th grade.) If the student does not have an Individualized Education Program (IEP), the personal curriculum request may be submitted after the student has completed 9th grade.
For more information on the Personal Curriculum (PC), or to make a request for a PC, please contact your student's principal.