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Curriculum, the course offerings of an educational institution. Decisions about what a school should teach are usually made by school administrators and faculty.
For information on:
- ancient and medieval curricula, see Academy; Middle Ages: Curriculum; Seven Liberal Arts
- broadening of modern curricula and teacher responsibility, see New Mathematics; Teaching: Teaching in the United States; Academic Freedom: Current Issues and Trends
- counseling on student course selection, see Educational Guidance: Procedures
- contemporary thinking on core curricula, see E. D. Hirsch, Jr.; Hyman George Rickover
- private schools, see Private Education in the United States: Decentralized Governance
- Head Start programs, see Head Start: Educational Programs
- alternatives to traditional school curricula, see Charter School; Homeschooling
- accreditation of curricula, see Accreditation
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