Math and science incorporated in other parts of the curriculum by developing interdisciplinary teaching units designed to increase hands-on learning in all subjects. Paisley reflects the themes of Forest Park, Griffith and Jefferson elementary schools. Through interdisciplinary curriculum and problem-based learning, students develop a greater capacity for critical, creative, scientific and ethical decision making. Traditional academics, integrated technology and relationships with community institutions help students build real-world skills to become productive citizens. In a climate of respect, Wiley students, teachers, parents and the community work together to foster a lifetime love of learning.
Instruction addresses students' various learning styles.
Community service projects at all grade levels to build awareness of the importance of contributing to society. Programs designed to develop responsibility and leadership to build character and self discipline. Interdisciplinary instruction used to teach concrete concepts and provide experiences for exploring personal potential. The science of flight is an interactive unit across grade levels. Other interdisciplinary units incorporate studies of geography, history and world cultures, culminating with an annual schoolwide festival.