
Siloah's Academics
Siloah Lutheran School’s curriculum is based on the truth of God’s Word as found in the Holy Bible. The Word of God is taught daily as a core subject and informs instruction across all academic areas, fostering knowledge and a deeper understanding of faith and values.
By integrating biblical principles into lessons, we create a holistic learning environment that promotes academic excellence and spiritual growth, believing that Scripture enriches every subject.
Our educational program is implemented effectively, promotes equity, fosters high expectations for all learners, and provides a foundation for collaborative professional learning and continuous improvement.
Christ-Centered Instruction
Christ-Light®

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Daily instruction grounded in the Old and New Testaments
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Biblical truth integrated across all subject areas
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Focus on faith formation, Christian character, and service
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Students grow in knowledge of God’s Word and live out their faith
Knowledge-Rich Academics
Core Knowledge
Curriculum Series™
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Content-rich curriculum in language arts, history, science, and the arts
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Builds strong background knowledge and reading comprehension
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Coherent, sequential learning across grade levels
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Encourages critical thinking and academic confidence

Standardized Testing
NWEA MAP Growth

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Throughout the school year, students in grades K5–8 take MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) assessments in the following subject areas:
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Reading (Grades K5–8), Math (Grades K5–8), Language (Grades 2–8), Science (Grades 2–8)
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MAP tests are administered three times a year: Fall – beginning-of-year baseline, Winter – mid-year progress check, and Spring – end-of-year growth measure. MAP scores are reviewed with families during parent-teacher conferences and, along with classroom assessments and observations, used to inform instruction and create individualized learning plans tailored to student needs

Wisconsin Forward Exam
In the spring, students in grades 3–8 take the Wisconsin Forward Exam, which measures performance in Reading and Math at all tested grade levels.
Grades 4 and 8 also complete assessments in Science and Social Studies.
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The Forward Exam is a summative assessment that provides a broad measure of your child’s achievement in the content areas tested.
While standardized tests offer essential insights, they are only one reflection of a student’s learning. At Siloah, we believe every child is uniquely created by God and consider a broad range of evidence—academic, spiritual, and personal growth—to support and nurture each learner fully.
