Our Middle school curriculum help students delve more deeply into subjects introduced in elementary school and expose them to more information about the world. Maimonides Middle school teachers specialize in a specific subject, such as English, Hebrew, Mathematics, History, or Biology, Science or art. They teach subjects that children can visualize as real world information.

Our teachers may use the latest technology in teaching, including telecommunication systems, and video discs. Use of computer resources, such as educational software and the Internet, exposes students to a vast range of experiences and promotes interactive learning. Through the Internet, Maimonides students can communicate with students in other countries. Teachers design classroom presentations to meet student needs and abilities. They also work with students individually. Teachers plan, evaluate, and assign lessons; prepare, administer, and grade tests; listen to oral presentations; and teach classroom order. They observe and evaluate a student's performance and potential, and increasingly are asked to use new assessment methods. For example, teachers may examine a portfolio of a student's artwork or writing to judge the student's overall progress. They then can provide additional assistance in areas where a student needs help. Teachers also grade papers, prepare report cards, and meet with parents and school staff to discuss a student's academic progress or personal problems.

In addition to classroom activities, teachers also oversee study halls, supervise extracurricular activities, and accompany students on field trips. They identify physical or emotional problems and refer students to the proper resource or agency for diagnosis and treatment. Teachers also participate in education conferences and workshops.