Mott Hall Curriculum

The Mott Hall School is dedicated to the academic and personal development of students who will become tomorrow’s leaders. In the classrooms and corridors of Mott Hall, a dynamic educational process-shared by innovative teachers and eager students-reflects the dedication to empowerment and love of learning that underlie the school’s mission and spirit.

By offering academic and life skills training for the whole child, Mott Hall graduates independent and inquisitive young people on the path to be life-long learners and doers. Here are few samples that exemplify such commitment by both teachers and students. You may also witness previous achievements by visiting our Archives department.

Ancient Latin American civilizations Students researched the Ancient Latin American civilizations, like the Mayans, Aztecs, or Incas. Using a variety of sources of information, students researched the history, geography, government, religion, culture, and achievements of their civilization.		Environmental Education ♦ 7th graders visit Frost Valley YMCA Enviromental Education Center ♦ Frost Valley Environmental Education Adventure 2006 ♦ Health risk factors of a high-calorie diet
S.T.A.R.S. The Mott Hall-CCNY STARS (Student Apprenticeships in Research) is a collaboration between Mott Hall and The City College of New York in which some 8th graders spend three hours each week in science and engineering research labs.		Mathematics ♦ Pi Day
		Technology ♦ Mr. Salcedo's Japanese CultureQuest ♦ Mr. Munoz's NYC Institutions

Archives For many years Mott Hall has been involved in national and international curriculum development. In recent years Mott Hall has had the privilege of working with schools across the world. Here are links to some of our most fascinating events.
♦ Mott Hall S.T.A.R.S ♦ CultureQuest Manga ♦ Education in Japan ♦ Japan Visits Mott Hall ♦ Mott Hall Meets Japan