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Agua Dulce Partnership Academy

Agua Dulce Partnership Academy. Einstein Campuses. What is a Charter School?. Are open to the public Are tuition-free Participate in State Tests Employ credentialed teachers Do not discriminate. WASC.

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Agua Dulce Partnership Academy

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  1. Agua Dulce Partnership Academy

  2. Einstein Campuses

  3. What is a Charter School? • Are open to the public • Are tuition-free • Participate in State Tests • Employ credentialed teachers • Do not discriminate

  4. WASC • Our founding school is fully accredited by the Schools Commission of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). All AEA/Endeavour schools will go through the accreditation process when eligible.

  5. Why Do We Offer More? “Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree it will live its whole life believing it’s stupid.” --Albert Einstein

  6. Einstein Model • High Academic Standards • Safe Environment • World Languages • Interdisciplinary Curriculum • S.T.E.A.M • Leadership • Community Service • Performing Arts • Parental Involvement

  7. What is our Mission? The Endeavour Academy seeks to prepare students for 21st century careers and lives as members of a democratic society through an interdisciplinary educational experience that is rich in exposure to high priority languages, which may include: Mandarin, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and/or Arabic. In addition, the academy’s curriculum will provide students with tools to develop their intellectual, artistic, physical, technological, and social competencies, allowing them to graduate with a deep understanding of the relationships among disciplines, and the ability to continuously develop their intellectual integrity and curiosity through a lifelong love of learning.

  8. Our Faculty • Highly qualified-CA credentialed • Charismatic, dynamic, innovative • Happy, caring, creative, engaging • Professional, organized, dedicated • Love learning! • Love Kids! • Passionate about education • We hand select our teachers!

  9. Campus Safety Schools should be physically secure and emotionally safe environments where learning can occur. • Visitors must sign in • Bully-free zone

  10. Theory into Practice K-12 Core Subjects:Enrichment Subjects: ● Math ● Art ● Music ● Language Arts ● Drama ● Character Ed. ● Science ● Sci. Lab ● P.E. ● Social Studies ● World Languages ● Community Service ● Field Trips ● Guest Speakers Our goal is to provide a well-balanced curriculum

  11. Elementary Requirements • Math • Language Arts • Science & Lab • Social Studies • S.T.E.A.M. – applications/projects • Visual/Performing Arts • World Language • Physical Education • Character Education • Community Service (10 Hours/year)

  12. Middle School Requirements

  13. High School Requirements

  14. Einstein Requirements for Graduation

  15. Sample Electives/Enrichment • Visual Arts:Drawing, Painting, Three Dimensional Arts, Set Design • Camera:Photography, Filmmaking, Film Aesthetics, TV production • Performing Arts:Theatre, Musical Theater, Dance, Skits • Music:Voice, Choir, Guitar, Piano • Technology:Computer Science, Web design, Video Game Design, Robotics, Animation • Communication:Journalism, Creative Writing, Speech and Debate, Yearbook, Newspaper

  16. Clubs & Extracurricular Activities • Launch Pad Spirit Club • Spirit Assembly News Reporter • Community Service Club • Cheerleading • Sports • Dance • Homework Club • Music • Girl Scouts

  17. Field Trips • Elementary • Primary Grades: • Local Trips • Zoo & Safari Park • Lego Land • Butterfly Sanctuary • Aquarium • Sea World • Intermediate Grades: • Local and Distant Trips • CA Adventure Park • Sacramento • Museums/Colleges • Biz Town • Star of India • Colonial Days in Hemet • Local Businesses • Middle and High School • Local and Distant Trips • Colleges • Museums • National and International Travel • Theme Parks • Competitions • Local Businesses

  18. Interdisciplinary Approach One concept covered over many subjects to show the interconnectedness of material Crosscutting Concepts: • Patterns • Cause and Effect • Flowsand Cycles Nothing occurs in a vacuum

  19. World Languages • Greek, Latin, Mandarin, Arabic, and Hebrew are in high demand by the US Government (FBI & CIA) • Ties in with: • Music • Visual and performing arts • History • Culture • Cultural appreciation

  20. S.T.E.A.M A Framework for Teaching Across the Disciplines Science & Technology interpreted through Engineering & the Arts, all based in Mathematical elements.  STEAM Education aims to bring FUNctional literacy to all. It promotes bridging the gap between business and educational goals to create a more productive and sustainable global culture based on teamwork. This educational framework is for all disciplines and types of learners with the goal of being more engaging and naturally successful for all members of any educational system.

  21. Performing Arts • In class performances • Readers’ Theatre • Debate • Drama class/club • School wide performance • Fundraising opportunities • Talent show • Dinner Theatre • Skits • Thespian Society

  22. Visual Arts • Art in class • Art class • Follows standards • Support curriculum • Scene and set design • Graphic art • Costume design • Film • Photography

  23. Music • Music in daily lessons • Used as a memorization tool • Choir • Music in performance art/dance • Clubs • Orchestra and band

  24. Community Service • Elementary: 10 Hours/year • Middle School: 15 Hours/year • High School: 25 Hours/year • The purpose of community service is to instill a sense of pride in the community and our role in that community. • Think globally, act locally • Paul McCarthy

  25. Sample Calendar

  26. Sample Elementary Schedule Primary Grades • 7:30-7:55 Drop off • 8:00-9:10 Language Arts • 9:10-9:30 Recess • 9:30-10:15 Math • 10:15-11:00 Rotation 1 • 11:00-11:45 Lunch • 11:45-3:15 Rotations • Science, Lab, Social Studies, Language, Art, P.E. Intermediate Grades • 7:30-7:55 Drop off • 8:00-9:30 Language Arts • 9:30-9:50 Recess • 9:55-11:15 Math • 11:15-12:00 Lunch • 12:00-3:15 Rotations • Science, Lab, Social Studies, Language, Art, P.E.

  27. Sample Middle School & High School Schedule

  28. AEA-AD Handbook • Rules • Procedures • Policies • Dress code • Behavior expectations • Academic standards • FAQ • Available online

  29. Dress Code

  30. Einstein Parent Organization • Technology Assistance • Assist teachers • Field trips • Copies, prep work, etc. • Office • Lunch Service • Fundraising • Campus Safety • Performances • Community Service • Yearbook/newspaper

  31. Enrollment and Lottery • Application online www.ealas.org • Lottery occurs when demand exceeds our capacity at a grade level and/or class. • Founding parents status: parents who donate 200 hours of community service are exempt from the lottery process. Children are guaranteed admittance. • Students not admitted will be placed on a waiting list in order.

  32. Contact aguadulce@ealas.org www.ealas.org (661)347-6360 11311 Frascatti Street Agua Dulce, CA 91390

  33. Questions and Answers

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