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9th Grade Academy
ACADEMY FEATURES
Incoming first time freshmen are assigned to a house of 80 - 100 students. (A house is an organizational arrangement that assigns students and teachers to teams in a set of rooms). Self-contained special education students will continue with the same level of support. Mainstreamed students, supported by special education instructors, will be assigned to a house with the same team expectations
Each House consists of cross-curricular teams of English, math, science, and social studies teachers with one member serving as a team coordinator (Lead Teacher),
Each House has a common planning period for staff to meet.
Students remain with the teachers in their houses the entire year.
Students may participate in required and elective classes outside their house, as well as other activities such as clubs and sports.
Engaging and challenging curriculum with an integrated, interdisciplinary approach that uses academic content and skills to address real world projects and problems.
Academically rigorous education that maintains high expectations for each student
Careful monitoring of student performance and attendance
Data -driven decision making
Structured system of appropriate extra help
Intensive math and literacy instruction delivered to students who are in need of extra help.
Frequent contact between school and parents
Literacy infusion into all content areas
Ongoing recognition of accomplishments