SALT Curriculum

CLASSES

SUBJECT

Elementary Junior High Senior High
ELA
Mathematics
Science
Social Studies
Art
SPBL
Korean
Music
Physical Education
Show & Tell
Character Studies
Worship
ELA
Mathematics
Pre-Algebra
Algebra 1
Science
Social Studies
Technical English
SPBL
Korean/ Music/ Art
Physical Education
Character Studies
Worship
ELA
Algebra 1, Algebra 2
Geometry
Biology/ Chemistry
Ethics/ Bible & World View/
World Religion/ Christianity
World History
US History
AP Subjects
Chinese
Art Portfolio or Musical History & Arrangement
Physical Education
Worship

PROGRAM

                                    Academic Test
                                    Physical Test
                                    Fire Drill

                                    Reading Buddy
                                    SALT Family Day
                                    Sports Day

                                    SALToween
                                    Special Guest
                                
                                    Thanksgiving Day
                                    Christmas Celebration

                                    Valentine’s Day
                                    Science Fair

                                    Theatre Day
                                
                                    House Missions
                                    Weekly Chapel Challenges
                                    Parent’s Night Out
                                    Teacher’s Day
                                    End of Exam Celebration
                                
                                    Field Learning
                                    Spring Trip

                                    Student of the Month
                                    Student of the Semester
                                    Student of the Year
                                
                                    Inter-Department Collaborations
                                    Volunteer Work & Trips
                                    Speech Competitions
                                    Sports Leagues
                                    School Collaborations
                                    Cultural Exchanges
                                

ELEMENTARY

  • Get to know your community #1, #2, #3
  • BREAKFAST DAY
  • PARENT’S NIGHT OUT
  • Elementary United
  • Monthly Events

JUNIOR HIGH

  • Junior High Spirit Day(Camping & Career)
  • Math Golden Bell
  • Social Studies Fair
  • PLOGGING
  • SMUN
  • Foster Animal Volunteer

SENIOR HIGH

  • ART Lumos
  • Human Anatomy
  • SALT Model United Nations
  • Plant for Planet
  • Plant for Earth
  • Stageway
  • PRISM
  • Syntax Savants Association
  • Plogging Ambassadors
  • SALT Gardening
  • Mother Earth
  • Love Rwanda
  • Offroad Running
  • TUZ
  • For Our Family
  • Our Environment is in your Hands
  • Cool Down
  • Upcycling
  • Poiema
  • Dear Future Me
  • Dear Past & Dear Future
  • SALT Art Competition
  • Anabada
  • Mission Possible
  • Helping Hands Service
  • Re: Markers
  • SALT Camera
  • SALT Exam Celebration
  • Teacher Assistant
  • IT Trainer
Department Credits Courses Minimum Requirements
English Language Arts 4.0 ELA 9, 10, 11, and 12; enrolled in English all four years
Mathematics 3.0 Three of the following: Algebra l, Geometry, Algebra ll, Precalculus, or higher
Science 3.0 Biology, Chemistry, plus one additional Science credit
Social Studies 2.0 World History, U.S. History
Religion 4.0 Ethics, Bible&World View, World Religion, Christianity
Foreign Language 2.0 Chinese 1 and 2, or higher
Arts 1.0 Art Portfolio or Musical History&Arrangement
Physical Education 2.0 Two Physical Education credits
Capstone 1.0 All 12th graders must complete a capstone service project
Electives 2.0 To be selected from any department beyond the above requirements
Total Credits Required 24.0

SPBL (SALT PROBLEM BASED LEARNING)

                        WHAT IS IT?

                        Did you notice that our society is becoming smarter every year in knowledge and in technology?

                        How do you think the world is changing “smarter” every year?

                        As our 21st century society becomes "smarter" and "technological" every year, we, too, need to be ready and be equipped with our own set of skills to thrive in this fast changing world.

                        Now, you are probably wondering, WHAT SKILLS??!
                    

21ST CENTURY SKILLS

  • Able to Make Plans
  • Able to Make Choices and Decide
  • Think Clearly on What to Do or Believe
  • Understand Ideas and Make Connections
  • Solve Problems
  • Choosing the Right Tools for a Task
  • Knowing How to Use Technology for a Task
  • Communicate Well with Others
  • Work Well with Others: “Teamwork”
  • Understanding Different Culture
  • Having Creativity
  • Visualizing (draw ideas in my head)
  • Having Personal Responsibility (to take care of myself)
  • Having Social Responsibility (to take care of others)
  • ... AND many more, of course

PROJECT

  • Can be done alone
  • About the Product About the Process
  • Not too much real world connection
  • Happens after “real” learning
  • All projects have the same goal

SPBL

  • Needs team work and teacher’s guidance
  • Teacher leads Students lead
  • Based on real world problems and experiences
  • Real learning happens during the project
  • Student choices control the outcome