Grades K-5: 

• • • Amplify Science, a comprehensive, standards-based science curriculum adopted by the Board of Education, top rated by EDReports.

    • NYSED Required Investigations

      • Grade 3: Circle of Life 

      • Grade 4: Light it Up

      • Grade 5: Light it Up, Circle of Life, What's in the Bag?, and Cloud in a Bottle

• OpenSciEd, a comprehensive, standards-based science curriculum, top rated by EdReports.

• NYSED Required Investigations

  • Grade 6: It's Alive

  • Grade 7: All Mixed Up, Cool It!, How is the Weather Up There?, and It's Alive?

  • Grade 8: Make-ups and review of all 4 ILS Required Investigations (It’s Alive?, All Mixed Up, Cool It!, and How’s the Weather Up There?)

• • • Regents Science: Transitioning to the New York Science Learning Standards (NYSSLS). New, NYSSLS-aligned programs are currently being selected and will be implemented in 2024 - 2025 (Biology and Earth Science) and 2025 - 2026 (Chemistry and Physics)

    • Elective Science Courses: Transitioning to the New York Science Learning Standards (NYSSLS). Life science and Earth and space science courses will be updated and implemented in 2024 - 2025, physical science courses will be updated and implemented in 2025 - 2026.

    • Regents Biology: Using the Biology BSCS Curriculum aligned to the NYSSLS – a comprehensive, standards-based curriculum with a top rating by EdReports

      • NYSED Required Investigations:

        • Structure and Function: Balancing Act

        • Inheritance and Variation of Traits: Lactose Tolerance

        • Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems: For the Birds

    • Regents Earth and Space Science: Leveraging STEMscopes curriculum with RCSD teacher input for NYSSLS alignment

      • NYSED Required Investigations

        • Space Systems: Unearthing Mars

        • Earth’s Systems: The Ripple Effect

        • Weather and Climate: The Sky is the Limit

    • Regents Chemistry and Physics: Transitioning to the NYSSLS with updated courses, curriculum and assessments in the 2025-2026 school year

    • Elective Science Courses: Transitioning to the NYSSLS