Clayton Valley Charter High School has a unique community and staff made up of alumni and involved stakeholders who are committed to offering the highest academic standards, while sustaining a nurturing and safe school environment.
The mission of CVCHS is “to unite our stakeholders, including students, teachers and staff, parents, and community members, in a common goal to diligently prepare all students for success in the 21st Century.
Bridget O'Connor has over 15 years of experience in student housing and education. She currently serves as the Residence Hall Resource Manager at New York University, where she oversees operations for 353 beds and manages a staff of 13. Previously, she worked as a Residence Hall Receptionist and Paraprofessional for the NYC Department of Education, assisting students with special needs. She is pursuing a B.A. in Social Sciences from NYU and is proficient in various software programs and social media platforms.
UWC schools provide a challenging educational experience to a diverse group of students from over 180 countries, inspiring them to create a more peaceful world. They teach the International Baccalaureate program to students aged 16-18 and embrace values like personal challenge, idealism, understanding difference, compassion, and social responsibility. With over 45,000 alumni, UWC aims to give students a transformative experience that challenges them to reach their potential within a diverse community.
Susannah Davies is a student at Kenyon College studying International Studies with a focus on Latin American Development. She has experience as a summer camp counselor and teacher's assistant. Her extracurricular activities include running on the cross country and track teams, working as a DJ for the college radio station, and holding leadership roles in environmental and social clubs.
Yew Chung International School of Beijing (YCIS Beijing) was founded in 1932 and has since expanded to multiple locations across Asia and Silicon Valley. YCIS Beijing is located in downtown Beijing near Honglingjin Park and educates over 850 students from 40 nationalities from early childhood through secondary school. The school follows a bilingual and international curriculum combining Eastern and Western educational philosophies. It has a 100% university acceptance rate and a reputation for providing students with a truly global education experience.
Malaysia is a small country with a land area of approximately 330 thousand square kilometers and a population of 23 million people comprising of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and other minority groups. The various races live together peacefully and harmoniously in the country.
The official religion of Malaysia is Islam but other religion such as Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism and other religions are practiced freely by the people.
Malay is the national languages of the country and is spoken by all Malaysians. Chinese, Tamil and other languages are also spoken among the people. English is widely spoken by most of the people in cities and big towns.
This document proposes creating a new alumni association for graduates of the USC cinema school to help bridge the gap between graduation and becoming working film professionals. It would develop an infrastructure like committees focused on social events, careers, school relations, and more to create opportunities for alumni collaboration. The association would be led by a top committee and various sub-committees to set goals and strategies to help alumni succeed in the film industry and feel like part of a lifelong USC cinema family. The ultimate goal is for the association to benefit both alumni and the school through stronger alumni connections and support.
The mission of CVCHS is “to unite our stakeholders, including students, teachers and staff, parents, and community members, in a common goal to diligently prepare all students for success in the 21st Century.
Bridget O'Connor has over 15 years of experience in student housing and education. She currently serves as the Residence Hall Resource Manager at New York University, where she oversees operations for 353 beds and manages a staff of 13. Previously, she worked as a Residence Hall Receptionist and Paraprofessional for the NYC Department of Education, assisting students with special needs. She is pursuing a B.A. in Social Sciences from NYU and is proficient in various software programs and social media platforms.
UWC schools provide a challenging educational experience to a diverse group of students from over 180 countries, inspiring them to create a more peaceful world. They teach the International Baccalaureate program to students aged 16-18 and embrace values like personal challenge, idealism, understanding difference, compassion, and social responsibility. With over 45,000 alumni, UWC aims to give students a transformative experience that challenges them to reach their potential within a diverse community.
Susannah Davies is a student at Kenyon College studying International Studies with a focus on Latin American Development. She has experience as a summer camp counselor and teacher's assistant. Her extracurricular activities include running on the cross country and track teams, working as a DJ for the college radio station, and holding leadership roles in environmental and social clubs.
Yew Chung International School of Beijing (YCIS Beijing) was founded in 1932 and has since expanded to multiple locations across Asia and Silicon Valley. YCIS Beijing is located in downtown Beijing near Honglingjin Park and educates over 850 students from 40 nationalities from early childhood through secondary school. The school follows a bilingual and international curriculum combining Eastern and Western educational philosophies. It has a 100% university acceptance rate and a reputation for providing students with a truly global education experience.
Malaysia is a small country with a land area of approximately 330 thousand square kilometers and a population of 23 million people comprising of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and other minority groups. The various races live together peacefully and harmoniously in the country.
The official religion of Malaysia is Islam but other religion such as Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism and other religions are practiced freely by the people.
Malay is the national languages of the country and is spoken by all Malaysians. Chinese, Tamil and other languages are also spoken among the people. English is widely spoken by most of the people in cities and big towns.
This document proposes creating a new alumni association for graduates of the USC cinema school to help bridge the gap between graduation and becoming working film professionals. It would develop an infrastructure like committees focused on social events, careers, school relations, and more to create opportunities for alumni collaboration. The association would be led by a top committee and various sub-committees to set goals and strategies to help alumni succeed in the film industry and feel like part of a lifelong USC cinema family. The ultimate goal is for the association to benefit both alumni and the school through stronger alumni connections and support.
Louie Sena proposes establishing a US-based nonprofit organization called Saint Joseph's School Alumni - USA to support fundraising efforts for a Philippine-based scholarship foundation and other school activities. The nonprofit would provide a centralized and organized way to collect donations from foreign and local alumni while complying with US laws. Establishing the nonprofit will require incorporating, drafting governing documents, registering as a tax-exempt organization, and opening a bank account. It will also require an ongoing commitment from an board and members. The proposal aims to better unite alumni from different graduation years under a common umbrella to achieve fundraising goals and organize annual reunions in a legal manner.
This document discusses creativity and critical thinking. It begins with fun facts and then discusses how creativity applies to many fields, not just certain people or jobs. Examples are given of creative works and companies that emphasize thinking differently, such as Apple. The document argues that applying creativity everywhere reflects one's ability to think and improve. Harnessing potential requires practice and pushing growth. The conclusion emphasizes thinking differently, asking why, and finding purpose to prove one's potential and make a difference.
Twin Falls High School - 10 Year Reunion Slide ShowJeff Brown
The document reflects on life and times in 1998 through snippets of quotes and phrases. It references returning home, college homecoming, graduation, working hard or hardly working, people who leave footprints on your heart, one person's reality TV experience, the stages of love leading to marriage and a baby, and making sacrifices for freedom. The document ends by saying "See ya in 10 more years!" implying it is looking back on 1998 from a future date.
About the manhattan high school alumni associationKarl Kandt
Karl Kandt, a graduate of Manhattan High School, co-chaired its alumni association's membership drive and has over 20 years experience in higher education. The Manhattan High School Alumni Association has members from 69 graduating classes across 33 states who support activities like refurbishing school items, building an alumni center and museum, and a wall of fame for notable students. Manhattan High School has ranked in the top 10% of American high schools for 5 years according to the Washington Post and has nearly 2,000 pupils annually since opening in 1873.
Visit: www.alumnirelationsconference.in
Presentation on Setting Up Alumni Office in School. Presented at Alumni Relations Conference held at ISB, Mohali [India] on 29th March, 2014.
This document is a response form for the 1956 high school reunion of Jerald Bell. Bell plans to attend the reunion and confirms that his contact information is correct. Since the last reunion, Bell has traveled to Hawaii, Maui, Kansas, and Vancouver and had family reunions. He notes the passing of his father at the last reunion in 2006. Bell has gained three grandchildren born in 2005, 2006, and 2007. His wife Marlene has taken up guitar and golf, while Bell remains unable to carry a tune. The document includes Bell's name and a current photo.
This document outlines the constitution of the Alumni Association of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM). It establishes the name, purpose, offices, membership, board of directors, meetings, and process for amending the constitution of the association. The purpose of the association is to promote positive relationships among NCSSM alumni and support the school's educational mission through volunteerism, financial giving, and stewardship. Voting members are NCSSM graduates and the affairs are managed by a board of directors comprising officers, at-large members, and ex officio positions.
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The document announces a 4-day cruise reunion weekend for the Buena Vista High School Class of 1991 departing from Port Canaveral, Florida on October 13, 2011. The itinerary includes stops in Nassau, Bahamas on October 14 and 15 and a fun day at sea on October 15 before returning to Port Canaveral on October 16. Stateroom prices for the Carnival Sensation cruise are provided for passengers from Saginaw and other locations. A payment schedule is outlined and contact information is provided to book reservations for the limited space available.
The document provides information about positions and committees for the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) Alumni Association board. It includes descriptions of the core responsibilities of board members and positions for the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. It also includes charters for several committees, including communications, fundraising, social, and volunteerism, which outline their purpose, responsibilities, and goals.
This document outlines a proposal for establishing an AUS Alumni Association. It discusses organizing paid membership that provides access to networking opportunities, career support, and connecting with other alumni. Specific engagement strategies are described, including an online directory, reunions, corporate partnerships, mentoring, scholarships, and use of social media and other digital channels to foster ongoing connections. A budget and agenda are proposed for a launch event to promote the Alumni Association. The overall goal is to encourage strong, lifelong ties between alumni and their alma mater.
The 2009 annual meeting of the NCSSM Alumni Association covered the following topics:
1. The president welcomed alumni and provided an agenda for the meeting which included discussing the association's mission, accomplishments, strategic goals, the alumni board, elections, and volunteer opportunities.
2. Key accomplishments over the past year included raising $164,000 for the annual fund and establishing an online social media presence. Strategic goals included publishing a monthly newsletter, raising $200,000 for the annual fund, and building a regional chapter.
3. The meeting provided an opportunity to vote for new board members and learn about volunteer opportunities with the admissions office and providing input on the campus master plan.
This document summarizes a class reunion for the Plano Senior High School Class of 1980. It lists classmates who have passed away. It also provides details about the schools attended before Plano Senior High and lists some notable classmates like valedictorian, salutatorian, class favorites, class officers, and beauty/brawn finalists. The purpose is to commemorate the 30th reunion of the 1980 graduating class.
Columbia High School Class Reunion 2011andrea-taylor
The document announces a 25 year reunion for the Columbia High School Class of 1986. It provides details about previous reunions and lists classmates' names. Additionally, it includes popular movies, music, TV shows and quotes from 1986. Prices for common items from 1986 are listed. Fashion trends and memories from that time are also noted. The class flower, colors, motto and song are provided at the end.
Arab Unity School Alumni Association 1st DAR Committee meetingManal Siddiqui
The document outlines plans for the first meeting of the Arab Unity School Alumni Association's Development and Alumni Relations committee and the first AUS Alumni Networking Night event. It provides an agenda for the committee meeting that includes discussions on the alumni association vision and roles. Details are given for the networking night event planned for September 30th, including the location, time, dress code, and eligibility. Ideas are brainstormed for initiatives like menus, name tags, photography, and cash registration. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of personally inviting alumni to ensure attendance at the first networking event.
Brownwood High School Class of '69 Reunion Background SlidesJohn A. Smith
The Brownwood High School Class of 1969 will hold its 40th reunion on October 23-24, 2009. The reunion planning committee organized the celebration. The presentation was created by one member and contains photos provided by Glenda Wade through scanning. The creator thanks the planning committee for organizing the reunion and all classmates and guests for participating.
This document outlines the bylaws of the Alumni Association of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. It describes the purpose of promoting relationships between alumni and the school in support of its educational mission. It defines the board of directors and officer positions, their terms and duties. It also describes membership categories and requirements, as well as procedures for meetings of the association.
This document discusses the creation and management of alumni associations. It begins by outlining the criteria for alumni membership and then discusses the relevance of alumni for countries and committees, providing examples of donations and referrals generated by alumni. The main steps in creating an alumni association are described, including forming an interest group, an organizational meeting to establish by-laws and officers, and follow-up. Advantages and disadvantages of management by alumni or the MCVP are considered. Finally, examples of best practices from Togo and the United States are provided.
The document discusses potential future enhancements to an alumni website project. It proposes adding functionality to allow alumni to directly contact the alumni officer and submit CVs through the website. Other suggested improvements include adding a discussion forum for each field of study, enabling users to select which contact details are public or private, including a search button, and allowing profiles to be updated after initial creation. The conclusion states that the project meets initial requirements but can be expanded with new modules as outlined.
New student orientation began in the 1600s at Harvard and has evolved into a comprehensive transition program at universities. Orientation aims to recruit and retain students through academic advising, registration, campus resources, and social programming. Clemson University and the University of Tennessee both view orientation as key to supporting their land-grant missions. Their orientation offices provide week-long summer programs and additional transition support through peer leaders and technology. National organizations like NODA provide standards and professional development for the field.
Cameron Trueman has over 25 years of experience in education, management, and leadership roles. He has a demonstrated ability to initiate projects, lead teams, and manage budgets and personnel. His experience includes roles as an Education Officer, Program Manager, Teacher, and Education Coordinator abroad. He has a Master's of Education in progress and degrees in Physical Education and Outdoor Education.
Louie Sena proposes establishing a US-based nonprofit organization called Saint Joseph's School Alumni - USA to support fundraising efforts for a Philippine-based scholarship foundation and other school activities. The nonprofit would provide a centralized and organized way to collect donations from foreign and local alumni while complying with US laws. Establishing the nonprofit will require incorporating, drafting governing documents, registering as a tax-exempt organization, and opening a bank account. It will also require an ongoing commitment from an board and members. The proposal aims to better unite alumni from different graduation years under a common umbrella to achieve fundraising goals and organize annual reunions in a legal manner.
This document discusses creativity and critical thinking. It begins with fun facts and then discusses how creativity applies to many fields, not just certain people or jobs. Examples are given of creative works and companies that emphasize thinking differently, such as Apple. The document argues that applying creativity everywhere reflects one's ability to think and improve. Harnessing potential requires practice and pushing growth. The conclusion emphasizes thinking differently, asking why, and finding purpose to prove one's potential and make a difference.
Twin Falls High School - 10 Year Reunion Slide ShowJeff Brown
The document reflects on life and times in 1998 through snippets of quotes and phrases. It references returning home, college homecoming, graduation, working hard or hardly working, people who leave footprints on your heart, one person's reality TV experience, the stages of love leading to marriage and a baby, and making sacrifices for freedom. The document ends by saying "See ya in 10 more years!" implying it is looking back on 1998 from a future date.
About the manhattan high school alumni associationKarl Kandt
Karl Kandt, a graduate of Manhattan High School, co-chaired its alumni association's membership drive and has over 20 years experience in higher education. The Manhattan High School Alumni Association has members from 69 graduating classes across 33 states who support activities like refurbishing school items, building an alumni center and museum, and a wall of fame for notable students. Manhattan High School has ranked in the top 10% of American high schools for 5 years according to the Washington Post and has nearly 2,000 pupils annually since opening in 1873.
Visit: www.alumnirelationsconference.in
Presentation on Setting Up Alumni Office in School. Presented at Alumni Relations Conference held at ISB, Mohali [India] on 29th March, 2014.
This document is a response form for the 1956 high school reunion of Jerald Bell. Bell plans to attend the reunion and confirms that his contact information is correct. Since the last reunion, Bell has traveled to Hawaii, Maui, Kansas, and Vancouver and had family reunions. He notes the passing of his father at the last reunion in 2006. Bell has gained three grandchildren born in 2005, 2006, and 2007. His wife Marlene has taken up guitar and golf, while Bell remains unable to carry a tune. The document includes Bell's name and a current photo.
This document outlines the constitution of the Alumni Association of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM). It establishes the name, purpose, offices, membership, board of directors, meetings, and process for amending the constitution of the association. The purpose of the association is to promote positive relationships among NCSSM alumni and support the school's educational mission through volunteerism, financial giving, and stewardship. Voting members are NCSSM graduates and the affairs are managed by a board of directors comprising officers, at-large members, and ex officio positions.
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The document announces a 4-day cruise reunion weekend for the Buena Vista High School Class of 1991 departing from Port Canaveral, Florida on October 13, 2011. The itinerary includes stops in Nassau, Bahamas on October 14 and 15 and a fun day at sea on October 15 before returning to Port Canaveral on October 16. Stateroom prices for the Carnival Sensation cruise are provided for passengers from Saginaw and other locations. A payment schedule is outlined and contact information is provided to book reservations for the limited space available.
The document provides information about positions and committees for the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) Alumni Association board. It includes descriptions of the core responsibilities of board members and positions for the president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. It also includes charters for several committees, including communications, fundraising, social, and volunteerism, which outline their purpose, responsibilities, and goals.
This document outlines a proposal for establishing an AUS Alumni Association. It discusses organizing paid membership that provides access to networking opportunities, career support, and connecting with other alumni. Specific engagement strategies are described, including an online directory, reunions, corporate partnerships, mentoring, scholarships, and use of social media and other digital channels to foster ongoing connections. A budget and agenda are proposed for a launch event to promote the Alumni Association. The overall goal is to encourage strong, lifelong ties between alumni and their alma mater.
The 2009 annual meeting of the NCSSM Alumni Association covered the following topics:
1. The president welcomed alumni and provided an agenda for the meeting which included discussing the association's mission, accomplishments, strategic goals, the alumni board, elections, and volunteer opportunities.
2. Key accomplishments over the past year included raising $164,000 for the annual fund and establishing an online social media presence. Strategic goals included publishing a monthly newsletter, raising $200,000 for the annual fund, and building a regional chapter.
3. The meeting provided an opportunity to vote for new board members and learn about volunteer opportunities with the admissions office and providing input on the campus master plan.
This document summarizes a class reunion for the Plano Senior High School Class of 1980. It lists classmates who have passed away. It also provides details about the schools attended before Plano Senior High and lists some notable classmates like valedictorian, salutatorian, class favorites, class officers, and beauty/brawn finalists. The purpose is to commemorate the 30th reunion of the 1980 graduating class.
Columbia High School Class Reunion 2011andrea-taylor
The document announces a 25 year reunion for the Columbia High School Class of 1986. It provides details about previous reunions and lists classmates' names. Additionally, it includes popular movies, music, TV shows and quotes from 1986. Prices for common items from 1986 are listed. Fashion trends and memories from that time are also noted. The class flower, colors, motto and song are provided at the end.
Arab Unity School Alumni Association 1st DAR Committee meetingManal Siddiqui
The document outlines plans for the first meeting of the Arab Unity School Alumni Association's Development and Alumni Relations committee and the first AUS Alumni Networking Night event. It provides an agenda for the committee meeting that includes discussions on the alumni association vision and roles. Details are given for the networking night event planned for September 30th, including the location, time, dress code, and eligibility. Ideas are brainstormed for initiatives like menus, name tags, photography, and cash registration. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of personally inviting alumni to ensure attendance at the first networking event.
Brownwood High School Class of '69 Reunion Background SlidesJohn A. Smith
The Brownwood High School Class of 1969 will hold its 40th reunion on October 23-24, 2009. The reunion planning committee organized the celebration. The presentation was created by one member and contains photos provided by Glenda Wade through scanning. The creator thanks the planning committee for organizing the reunion and all classmates and guests for participating.
This document outlines the bylaws of the Alumni Association of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. It describes the purpose of promoting relationships between alumni and the school in support of its educational mission. It defines the board of directors and officer positions, their terms and duties. It also describes membership categories and requirements, as well as procedures for meetings of the association.
This document discusses the creation and management of alumni associations. It begins by outlining the criteria for alumni membership and then discusses the relevance of alumni for countries and committees, providing examples of donations and referrals generated by alumni. The main steps in creating an alumni association are described, including forming an interest group, an organizational meeting to establish by-laws and officers, and follow-up. Advantages and disadvantages of management by alumni or the MCVP are considered. Finally, examples of best practices from Togo and the United States are provided.
The document discusses potential future enhancements to an alumni website project. It proposes adding functionality to allow alumni to directly contact the alumni officer and submit CVs through the website. Other suggested improvements include adding a discussion forum for each field of study, enabling users to select which contact details are public or private, including a search button, and allowing profiles to be updated after initial creation. The conclusion states that the project meets initial requirements but can be expanded with new modules as outlined.
New student orientation began in the 1600s at Harvard and has evolved into a comprehensive transition program at universities. Orientation aims to recruit and retain students through academic advising, registration, campus resources, and social programming. Clemson University and the University of Tennessee both view orientation as key to supporting their land-grant missions. Their orientation offices provide week-long summer programs and additional transition support through peer leaders and technology. National organizations like NODA provide standards and professional development for the field.
Cameron Trueman has over 25 years of experience in education, management, and leadership roles. He has a demonstrated ability to initiate projects, lead teams, and manage budgets and personnel. His experience includes roles as an Education Officer, Program Manager, Teacher, and Education Coordinator abroad. He has a Master's of Education in progress and degrees in Physical Education and Outdoor Education.
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Terri Rogers Cobb has over 40 years of experience in public education as a teacher, counselor, curriculum director, principal, and superintendent. She holds a Doctorate in Educational Leadership and has extensive experience increasing student achievement across multiple school districts. Her career has focused on supporting adult learners to help all K-12 students succeed. She is dedicated to providing educational leaders with tools to align resources and maintain a focus on increased achievement for all students.
These are the slides to support my State of the School's address to the Muncie Area Chamber of Commerce. The complete audio of the presentation is available at http://www.munciejournal.com/2015/10/mcs-superintendent-dr-steve-baule-gives-state-of-the-schools-report/
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The document outlines a plan called "Elevating the Learning Environments and Resources" at Jewel M. Sumner High School. The plan aims to enhance the school's education and environment through long-term investments totaling $500,000. This will be used to hire new teachers, provide new technology for classrooms, offer professional development for teachers, expand online learning resources for students, create a broadcasting service, build a multipurpose facility, and improve school safety. The goal is to better prepare students for future success through upgraded resources and learning environments.
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Quinsigamond Community College is a public community college in Massachusetts established in 1963 that offers over 40 associate degree and certificate programs. It serves over 13,000 students annually and prioritizes students' academic needs. The college culture is focused on meeting students' needs and has a relaxed campus atmosphere. The leadership of President Carberry has helped the college grow its curriculum and remain competitive through the addition of new health care and technology programs.
The Hill School 2012-17 Strategic Plan outlines ambitious goals to reimagine and redefine a liberal arts education for the 21st century. Key objectives include increasing financial aid to attract the most qualified students globally, strengthening academic and co-curricular programs, enhancing facilities for science and the arts, improving faculty compensation and housing, and ensuring students graduate with skills for lifelong success. The plan aims to position The Hill School as the preeminent family boarding school through both tradition and innovation.
Douglas Gaertner is an experienced K-12 educator seeking a position in school administration. He has over 20 years of experience as a music teacher and extracurricular involvement. He also has extensive leadership experience from positions at Interlochen Arts Camp. His areas of expertise include differentiated instruction, positive behavior supports, and using data to drive decision-making. He holds Michigan administrator and teacher certifications.
The document provides an overview of Minarets High School and Minarets Charter High School. It discusses the history of the schools, including their founding in 2008 and 2011 respectively. It also outlines the schools' mission, vision, curriculum, culture, demographics, test scores, and response to intervention model. The schools emphasize project-based, technology-centered learning in a student-oriented environment.
- The school roll has increased from 591 students in 2014 to 628 students currently.
- A variety of curricular and extracurricular programs are discussed, including the virtues program, World Vision, ICT clubs, speeches, ANZAC day commemoration, sports teams, Project Energise healthy lifestyle program, and environmental sustainability initiatives.
- The school continues to support growing numbers of ESOL students from diverse ethnic backgrounds.
- Linked visits to local historical sites have supplemented classroom learning about the school's "Past and Present" inquiry concept.
1. Thiagarajar Model Higher Secondary School was founded in 1957 in Teppakulam, Madurai by Kalaithanthai Thiru Kumuthu Thiagarajar Chettair and is currently run by the Manickavasagam Charitable Foundation.
2. The school provides education from 6th to 12th standard with both Tamil and English medium instruction, and aims to provide practical training and promote ethical values through various programs.
3. The school has over 1700 students and 53 teaching staff, and offers various extracurricular clubs and activities focused on literature, science, social sciences, arts, and community service.
Sir Jonathan North Community College is a girls' state school in Leicester that serves over 1200 students aged 11-16. It has specialized in visual arts, science, maths, and applied learning. The school was rated "good" by OFSTED in 2008 and has successful partnerships with other schools and organizations. It aims to help students achieve high standards, develop skills for employment and life, and demonstrate personal and social understanding. Recent GCSE results show over 70% of students achieved A*-C grades including English and maths.
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Senior Professional Development Leader Katy Bloom, from the National Science Learning Centre in York, outlines the implications for teachers of the move to linear assessment.
She emphasises that young teachers will have no experience of linear assessment and will have to adjust their teaching and learning strategies to fit.
Kendale Elementary is a PreK-5 school located in suburban Miami with an enrollment of around 520 students. It serves a predominantly Hispanic community and has a diverse student body. The school has received numerous awards for its academic excellence. During her service learning experience, the author shadowed 4th/5th grade teacher Ms. Melton and assisted with lessons in reading, writing, and math. She also helped students with activities like kickball and holiday celebrations. Through this experience, the author learned about developing lesson plans, monitoring student behavior and progress, and gained insight into the teaching profession.
Sarah Miller is seeking an administrative position and has extensive experience in education. She has over 8 years of teaching experience and has taken on several administrative roles on an interim basis. Miller holds a Master's degree in Principalship and is passionate about building relationships with students and staff. She is dedicated to student achievement and uses data to drive instructional decisions. Miller has experience supervising students, managing discipline, and communicating with stakeholders.
With a major focus on character development and single gender instruction, PROFECTUS will prepare the youth of Northwest Jacksonville to be SHARP- Self-aware, Humble, Appreciative, Respectful and Persistent.
PROFECTUS will offer a well-rounded, K-12 single-gender program for males that will hold itself and its students accountable for meeting self-imposed goals, Common Core State Standards and all standards associated with preparing students for success in college.
Christina Raiti is pursuing a master's degree in Special Education and Early Childhood. She has experience working with children, including as a summer camp counselor and volunteer for an after-school program for children with autism. Her goal is to become a Special Education teacher and coach high school basketball.
This document provides information about community organizations and assets in East Garfield Park, Chicago. It discusses the history of the neighborhood and current demographics. Key organizations mentioned include the YMCA, Marillac Social Center, Garfield Park Conservatory, Safer Foundation, and Inspiration Corporation. The YMCA has played an influential role partnering with Morton School of Excellence by coordinating resources and programs. Girls With A Vision is an after school program that empowers young girls at the school.
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The document provides information about Cabell County Schools in West Virginia. It summarizes the district's mission to empower all students to reach their highest potential and become lifelong learners. It describes the various academic programs, extracurricular activities, and modern facilities available to students. The document emphasizes that Cabell County Schools is committed to helping all students succeed regardless of their background or circumstances.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
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Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
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How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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1. Clayton Valley High SchoolClayton Valley High School
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
2. Welcome to Clayton Valley Charter High School!
• The mission of CVCHS is “to unite our stakeholders, including
students, teachers and staff, parents, and community members, in a
common goal to diligently prepare all students for success in the
21st Century.
• Clayton Valley currently serves more than 1900 students in the
cities of Concord and Clayton.
• Clayton Valley opened its doors to students in 1958 under the
leadership of inaugural principal Dan Della.
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
3. About Us
• The vision is clear: We will prepare our students for college
admissions equipped with 21st century skills.
• The CVCHS administration, board of directors, teachers and staff
are united with a clear vision to insure that we provide our
students with a rigorous and relevant education based upon
nurturing relationships with students.
• Clayton Valley Charter High School has a unique community and
staff made up of alumni and involved stakeholders who are
committed to offering the highest academic standards, while
sustaining a nurturing and safe school environment.
• CVCHS will serve all students within attendance area and would
like to become the school of choice for all the students in our
community.
• CVCHS will raise the bar of expectation for every student on
campus.
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
4. CVCHS Administrative Team
• Mr. David Linzey - Executive Director (Ext 3101)
• Mr. Greg Hile - Director of School Operations (Ext 3102)
• Dr. Patrick Gaffney - Director of Pupil Services (Ext 3142)
• Mr. Miguel Romo - Director of Student Services & Athletics (Ext
3103)
• Mr. Neil McChesney - Director of Administrative Services
• Mr. Dylan Perreira - Director of Curriculum and Guidance
• Mr. Greg Fister - Dean of Students (Ext 3115)
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
5. CVCHS Administrative Team
• Mrs. Amber Lineweaver - Athletic Director
• Mrs. Jackie Valdez - Guidance Counselor for students
last name A-F (Ext 3151)
• Mrs. Vel Snider - Guidance Counselor for students last
name G - N (Ext 3138)
• Mr. Steve Nares - Guidance Counselor for students last
name O - Z (Ext 3127)
• Mrs. Nancy Kahl - Executive Administrative Assistant
(Ext 3101)
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
6. Following goals for the student
achievements:
• GOAL 1: Establish a positive, professional, productive, and
innovative culture
• GOAL 2: Ensure that all students receive a challenging
curriculum that will prepare them for post; secondary education,
career training, and the workplace of the 21st Century
• GOAL 3: Increase student responsibility and respect for others
and the learning process
• GOAL 4: Establish, implement, evaluate, and revise (as needed)
grade level/subject content and performance standards
• GOAL 5: Be committed to constant improvement by taking
advantage of professional development opportunities and
implementing best practices
• GOAL 6: Maintain and improve school safety and campus
security
http://www.claytonvalley.org/
9. Contact Us
Name : Clayton Valley High School
Address : 1101 Alberta Way, Concord, CA,
United States 94521
Phone : (925) 682-7474
Fax : (925) 825-7859
http://www.claytonvalley.org/apps/contact/