| Hopkinton Public Schools Philosophy of Learning We believe that the goal of learning is understanding. All students must have equal access to a clearly articulated curriculum while engaging in inquiry, exploration, discovery, application, and reflection. Effective learning activities that lead to deep understanding begin with clear goals, and are designed to capitalize on strengths while addressing the needs of individual students. Learning begins as the acquisition of knowledge and skills; deep understanding requires a safe and vibrant learning community that allows risk-taking and fosters continual dialogue. The measure of learning and the evidence of understanding is the student’s ability to apply what is learned in school to authentic purposes and real life situations. | |
| Curriculum Team | |
| Assistant Superintendent Dr. Mary Ann DeMello | |
| Director of Elementary Education Merideth Ekwall | Director of Secondary Education Robert Berlo |
| Curriculum Coordinators | |
| Visual Arts Marian Strangfeld | |
| Wellness Bruce Elliott | |
| Curriculum Team Leaders | |
| English Language Arts, Grades 9-12 Jane Norton | |
| Mathematics, Grades 6-8 Catherine Anusauskas | |
| Sciences, Grades 6-8 Linda Brooks | Sciences, Grades 9-12 Valerie Lechtanski |
| History & Social Studies, Grades 6-8 Carrie Sullivan | History & Social Studies, Grades 9-12 Nancy Clark |
| World Languages, Grades 6-8 Cynthia Fiore | World Languages, Grades 9-12 Elizabeth Manning |





