- About NHPS
- Board of Ed. Members
- Curriculum
- Demographics
- Departments
- Athletics
- Breakthrough New Haven at Hopkins School
- Career and Tech Ed.
- Comprehensive Arts
- Early Childhood Education
- English Language Learners
- Facilities Management
- Food Services
- Health Education
- Library
- New Haven Scholarship Fund
- Staff Development
- Student Services (Special Education)
- ARRA/IDEA
- Additional Contact Info
- Early Childhood Assessment Team
- Individualized Education Plan
- Indiviualized Educational Plan (IEP)
- Occupational Therapy
- Other Services
- Physical Therapy
- Planning and Placement Team Meeting (PPT)
- Psychological Services
- Social Work Services
- Specialized Instruction
- Speech and Language Services
- School Based Child Health Program
- Directories
- School Change Initiative
- Health + Wellness
- Our Schools
- Elementary/Middle Schools
- Augusta Lewis Troup School
- Barnard Environmental Studies School
- L.W. Beecher Museum School of Arts & Sciences
- Benjamin Jepson
- Betsy Ross Arts School
- Bishop Woods School
- Brennan Rogers School of Communications and Media
- Celentano Museum Academy
- Clemente Leadership Academy
- Clinton Avenue School
- Columbus Family Academy
- Conte-West Hills School
- Davis Street Arts and Academics School
- East Rock School
- Edgewood School
- Engineering and Science School
- Fair Haven School
- Hill Central School
- John C. Daniels School of International Communication
- John S. Martinez School
- King-Robinson Inter-District Magnet School: an IB World School
- Lincoln-Bassett School
- Mauro-Sheridan Science, Technology and Communications School
- MicroSociety School
- Nathan Hale School
- Quinnipiac School
- Ross Woodward Classical Studies School
- Strong School
- Truman School
- Wexler-Grant School
- Worthington Hooker School
- Transitional Schools
- High Schools
- Adult & Continuing Education
- Magnet Schools
- Elementary/Middle Schools
- Visual Arts/ Photo Gallery
- Press
- Public Information
- School Construction
- New Haven Promise
- Parents + Students
- School Climate Surveys FAQ's
- CMT/CAPT Review
- Family Resources Center
- Food Services
- Guidance
- Scholarships
- Library
- New Haven Scholarship Fund
- Parent Advocate
- Information Parents Can Use
- School Bus Transportation
- Registration
- Summer Reading 2012
- Dial-A-Teacher
- Homework Help
- Supplemental Education Services (SES)
- Safe School Environment
- Working at NHPS
- community
- Registration
Third Level Menu
New Haven Public School Science
Fri, 2009-05-01 12:22 — admin
Our goal is to ensure that all students at all levels achieve science literacy, for science is the key to their future.
- Science is for all students.
- Science literacy is a combination of concepts and skills.
- Science has practical applications in the real world.
- Learning science is an active process that students do.
- Teachers of science facilitate and guide this process.
- www.newhavenscience.org
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
Students in 5th, 8th, and high school that will be taking the CMT/CAPT Science in March, may wish to look at curriculum resources and practice tests to get an idea of the topics and questions.
Teachers will review the practice tests with students after break.
http://www.newhavenscience.org/practice.htm
http://www.newhavenscience.org/5NHPSPracticeCMT.pdf
http://www.newhavenscience.org/8NHPSPracticeCMT.pdf
http://www.newhavenscience.org/capt/CAPTPracticeReleased.pdf
Downloads
scicurrnhps.doc 373.5 KB