Museum Studies program provides a non-traditional but highly effective lens through which students can view, experience, and learn about the world. Students learn how museums operate and create grade-level exhibitions. This framework applies to traditional subjects like reading, writing, social studies, science, technology, art, music, and media.

Students work with collections focusing on observation, collecting data, sorting, and classifying. Learn about different types of collections.

Students demonstrate appropriate mounting methods in exhibitions, understand conservation requirements, and learn how curators select objects to create narratives.

Students write museum labels and informative texts, understand spatial planning, design, and physical presentation appropriate to exhibitions.

Students convey exhibition information clearly with appealing titles, coherent ideas, discernable patterns, and attractive presentations.

Students understand exhibition content integrity by presenting appropriate objects, using suitable formats, expressing ideas clearly, and creating visitor interest.

Students demonstrate audience awareness by basing decisions on content, design exhibitions for various engagement levels, and provide information in multiple formats.

Elementary reading instruction aligned with state and county standards

Elementary writing instruction aligned with state and county standards

Elementary mathematics instruction aligned with state and county standards

Elementary science instruction aligned with state and county standards

Elementary social studies instruction aligned with state and county standards