"elementary school curriculum" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when discussing a particular program or framework of education for elementary school aged children, for example: "The elementary school curriculum focuses on the key building blocks of learning, including reading, writing, and basic mathematics."
Thanks to the development of child-friendly computer environments, programming is making its way into the elementary school curriculum.
Despite having completed sex education as part of elementary school curriculum, Edward is unfortunately misinformed — as are, I've found, many of the men with whom I speak.
To make up for that difference, schools could make online tutoring programs covering the entire elementary school curriculum available, both in school and at home.
Civitas, the education thinktank, has adapted Hirsch's elementary school curriculum for English primaries and, in partnership with them, we'll be piloting it at our new primary.
The central state of Madhya Pradesh has removed English nursery rhymes like "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" and "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" from its elementary school curriculum because they are "too Western".
The device includes parental controls and educational games that line up with elementary school curriculum requirements.
To the Editor: I agree with Susan Engel's suggestion that elementary school curriculums should emphasize, among other things, class discussion and verbal expression.
Hungary has announced that a chess program created by Judit Polgar, the most accomplished woman in chess history, will be included in elementary school curriculums in the fall.
Much of the movement has focused on the educational value of play, and efforts to restore recess and unstructured playtime to early childhood and elementary school curriculums.
Leung is also still reeling from a large-scale backlash against a Beijing-backed "national education" programme proposal, which would have added a pro-Communist Party course to the region's elementary school curriculums.
Helen Vendler imagines a utopian elementary-school curriculum in which students spend all day, every day reading.
