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Philosophy
It is our vision to see every student become successful in
middle grades by attaining academic achievement through
the pursuit of exceptional civic and individual responsibility.
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Grade Organization
6th, 7th and 8th Grade
4 core teachers per team
528 Students
about 176 students per grade level
approximately 88 students per team
class size: 22 students per class
Teams
Schedules
Advisors Roles
An exceptional advisor should be a LAMP for their
students and light the path to success.
Leadership
Advocacy
Mentorship
Possibilities
Advisory Topics
Character Traits
Character Building
Bullying
Global Awareness
Study Skills
Healthy Relationships
Health/Nutrition
Identity
Support Staff
Administration:
Principal is a faculty and student
resource that serves as the school
s direction guide
Assistant Principal is a more
intimate resource for students. APs
serve as school moral officer and
they will handle disciplinary
misconduct (ASD, ISS, OSS)
Guidance:
Counselors are academic advisors and
aids in emotional, disciplinary, and
cultural dilemmas. They are available
everyday to students in the Counseling
Office.
School Therapist are counseling aids
that deal with more serious issues and
deep rooted dilemmas with students.
They are available at Counselors
request.
Special Education:
AG Coordinator will structure and
aid in academically gifted
programs and courses.
EC Staff will work with students
who have special needs. They
will condition life-skills and
overview adaptive teaching.
ESL Teacher will work with
secondary English speakers and
aid in their transition to a second
language.
The Curriculum
Core Courses:
Non-core Courses:
-Advisory
-Science
-Art Education
-Exploratories
-Math
-Physical Education
-Social Studies
-Computer/Tech.
-Agriculture
-Language Arts
* Core Courses will align with state standards*
Instructional Strategies
Differentiated Instruction
Reach the needs of all learners where they are in terms of strengths and
weaknesses and allow for accommodations and modifications if needed
Implementation of Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
UDL- Creating an educational environment that makes informational material
apprehendable and adequately challenging for ALL students
Active Learning
More than just lectures, get students up and moving through purposeful activities
Student-Based Learning
Teachers allow students to make decisions related to and guide their learning
experiences, includes discussions and research
Use of Technology
iPads, laptops, SmartBoards, and Elmos will be available for students and staff to
use appropriately and in an effective manner
Grouping Practices
Students will be randomly assigned one of the two grade level teams, so
the makeup of these teams will be heterogeneous
One team will consist of four class groups
The four class groups will be divided as follows:
Class 1 - Honors Students
Class 2 - Standard Students
Class 3 - Standard Students
Class 4 - Inclusion (standard students & students with diverse abilities)
The purpose of this division is to help the teacher address students with
similar strengths and weaknesses in the same class
Exceptional Learners
Students with Diverse Abilities:
ESL teacher will support students in the classroom and work closely with them
Translation dictionaries/tools will be given to students to use at school
ESL and General Education teachers will work closely to develop supports and accommodations
Gifted Students:
Family Involvement
Community Involvement
Community partners will host Career Days within the school to introduce
students to a myriad of professional paths.
Staff
Staff