The Curriculum Innovation Department's mission is to become an exemplary school system which inspires, challenges, and empowers students and staff for success in a globally competitive society. The Curriculum Innovation Department does this through the provision of resources, curriculum support, "best practice" instructional strategies, formative and summative assessment and professional development.

General Curriculum - The Curriculum Innovation Department is served by a Chief of Staff for Curriculum Innovation, Special Advisor for K-8 Curriculum Support and Digital Learning, a Senior Administrator for STEAMA Curriculum and Instruction/PD. These directors are responsible for coordinating with other specialty areas such as Federal Programs, Career and Technical Education, Technology, and Exceptional Children programs.

Career and Technical Education Department - The Office of Career and Technical Education provides support for programs in middle and high school that allow students to explore specific careers and the post secondary training necessary for successful employment. Some supported programs provide training for employment immediately after high school graduation.

Exceptional Children's Department - The Office of Exceptional Children provides support for students identified with a specific disability. Services include assistance with the evaluation process, eligibility requirements, compliance of State and Federal procedures, modification of curriculum, teacher support and training, as well as the monitoring of student and parental rights.

Federal Programs Department - The Office of Federal Programs provides oversight and support for areas such as Title I, Title I Parent Involvement, Migrant Education, and English as a Second Language. The Federal Programs Department also provided targeted assistance for at-risk populations through its various programs, supplies, and human resources support.