Curriculum

American Renaissance School
follows the North Carolina
Standard Course of Study.

At American Renaissance School, we focus on the WHOLE child. In grades K-8 we use Illustrative Mathematics and 3-8 Get More Math as a supplemental resource. In K-2 we use Heggerty Words and K-8 EL Education for ELA. In K-3 Mystery Science and 4-5 Discovery ED are used to support science curriculum. We strive to deliver a curriculum that allows students to become proficient in their grade level academic standards while working to meet the social and emotional needs of our students. To support instruction we offer many supplemental learning tools such as IXL, STAR, Accelerated Reader, Learning A to Z, Get More Math, and Discovery ED. All students at ARS have Art, Music, Spanish, PE and K-3 Theater.

RESOURCES:

IXL English Spanish

Get More Math

Illustrative Mathematics

North Carolina Department
of Public Instruction-
Parent's Corner

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

EL Education (K-8)

NEWS AND UPDATES

School Nurse Newsletter – April 2025

Germs There are four types of germs: Bacteria- strep throat, meningitis, urinary tract infections Viruses- flu, covid, colds Fungi- ringworm, athlete’s foot, yeast infection Parasites- pinworms, giardia, malaria Ward off Germs and Infections cover your cough and sneezes avoid touching your face stay home if you’re sick disinfect surfaces that are touched often wash hands often take vitamins to boost immunity (vitamin C, vitamin D, Zinc, elderberry, probiotics) Stay up-to-date on vaccines Prevent Disease make healthy food choices get your

American Renaissance School Hosts Family-Friendly Car & Talent Show Fundraiser on May 3

American Renaissance School (ARS) is excited to invite the community to its Car Show and Talent Show Fundraiser on Saturday, May 3, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. This event will be held in the heart of downtown Statesville and is open to ARS families and the greater community. Designed as a celebration of creativity, community spirit, and student talent, the event will feature a lively car show alongside a showcase of local talent. Guests can also enjoy a

Intermediate and Middle School News

Uniform Policy Please ensure that your child is following our Dress Code Policy. Many students change upon arriving at school and/ or arriving out of uniform. Students must wear an ARS jacket once inside the school building. In addition, sneakers only are required. Boots, Crocs, slides, and other shoes are prohibited as they are safety concerns. If a student receive 3 violations by Thursday, families will receive a ClassTag message notifying parents that the student that violated the dress code