Academics

Bishop McHugh Regional Catholic School prides itself in stellular academics. Using the latest editions of all subjects programs provided by Houghton Mifflin Publishing Co. and its sister companies, McDougal Littell and Great Source.   Houghton Mifflin School Division publishes resources for teachers, students, and parents for pre-K–8. The School Division's renowned author teams rely on extensive market and independent research to inform the pedagogical structure of each program. Ancillary products such as workbooks, teacher guides, audio-visual guides, and computer software provide additional support for students and teachers at each grade level.

Houghton Mifflin School Division publishes science, reading, language arts, mathematics, and social studies textbooks, as well as an integrated pre-K curriculum.

Grades K-5, Website for students and parents: www.eduplace.com

McDougal Littell is recognized for its innovation, dedication, and responsiveness to the needs of educators. The company offers a wide range of standards-driven programs that reflect the latest in educational research and address the needs of all learners, providing teachers and students with solutions for success in the classroom.

Grades 6-8, Website for students and parents: www.classzone.com

Great Source

Research-based and effective resources to help K-12 students become better writers, thinkers, and learners, including the New Generation of the popular Write Source writing programs.

Website for students and parents: http://www.greatsource.com/iwrite/

Our Religion program is also an award winner –“Faith First” Best Educational Books by the Catholic Press Association.

From the award citation: “This series for grades kindergarten through junior high (is) the “spiral” approach to learning the Catholic faith. Rather than one subject, each pillar of the Catechism is developed on every grade level in age appropriate ways.

The text is well-written, the graphics are pleasing to the eye, (and) the additional resources such as assessment tools and on-line support are most welcome. Chapter lesson plans make it easy for first-time parents (and) catechists.”