2. What We
Represent
Our mission
To provide flexible instruction to meet
the needs of diverse learners.
Motto:
“Meeting children where they are and not
where you wish they were.”
Academic Focus:
Implementing the Universal Design for
Learning approach to teaching and
learning that gives all students an equal
opportunity to succeed.
4. Classes
Students will be grouped by grade level
Kindergarten through Fifth Grade
Special Education Programs will range from
Early Childhood, Life Skills, and Instructional
Support
Flexible workspaces
Fun and flexible seating in all classrooms
enhances focus and learning. A change from the
standard desk, chairs and tables.
Outdoor learning
5. Personnel
1 principal
2 Assistant Principals
Teachers and
Paraprofessionals
Instructional
Support/Subject Specialist
Additional staff- counselors,
nurses, family engagement,
janitorial, and nutrition
Special Education Support
Team
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6. Learning
• Staff will assess students
centered on their
individual learning style.
Accommodations to
instruction will be
adjusted to learning style
and skill level.
• The use of varying
resources, differential
instruction, and universal
design learning.
• Assignment options
• Lesson goals
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Instruction
Curriculum
7. Assessment and Techology
Both Formal and Informal Assessment
Writing Samples
Projects
Portfolios
KaHOOT Quizes
Rubic Scores
Test
Computers IPADS Headphones
Recorders Speech to Text Digital Field Trips
Intergrate Social
Media
Overhead
Projectors
8. References
Rose, D.H, & Meyer, A. (2002).
Teaching Every Student in the
Digital Age: Universal Design for
Learning. Association for Supervision
and Curriculum Development.