Curriculum
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Curriculum
School Year 2025-2026
Core Academic Areas
From the "Class Directory" you can expect instruction in typical elementary subjects including
English Language/Literature
Fine & Perforning Arts
Physical Health/ Safety Education
Computer/Information Sciences
Special Education
Pre-Kindergarten
Grade-Level Curriculum
The official school site notes a formal Curriculum page for the 2025-2026 year, which likely outlines grade-by grade standards and progression models in all subjects. While that page doesn't detail daily lessons here, you can expect alignment with:
NYC DOE's subject frameworks:
ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Arts, Physical Education, STEM, Computer Science, and Heslth.
Special programs like Dual Language Spanish, Family English Initiative (K-2), and inclusive services for English Learners and students with disabilities.
Special & Enrichment Programs
Dual Language (Spanish/English): Bilingual instruction K-5, but entrance through a separate application; not zoned by default.
Family English Initiative: Parents and children learn English together in K-2
Special Education & Inclusion: A range of services and support are integrated, such as social-emotional learning, IEPs, and accessibility tools.
Enrichment & After-School
P.S. 44 offers a robust selection of extracurriculars led by faculty and external partners UAU & NYCID
Artts: Chours, Sun Dog Theater, Alvin Ailey dance
Athletics: Basketball, flag football, track ( "Power Play")
Student Leadership : Sudent Council, My Sisters/My Brothers Keeper
Focus on Student Development
The school emphasizes whole -child development- intellectual, social, emotional, and physical- through:
Targeted pedagogy and data driven instruction
Social-emotional learning (SEL) integration across grades
Inclusive and culturally responsive curriculums
Safe, engaging, and meaningful learning environments.
Resources & Where to Learn More
To explore grade-specific standards and curriculum maps:
- Review the Comprehensive Educational Plan and School Counseling Plan on the NYC DOE site.









