•   Graduated from FAU
•   Bachelors In Education
•   ESOL Endorsement
•   Teaching For 6 Years
•   Private Tutor For 3 Years
•   Going Back To School For Gifted Endorsement
•   Intend To Get A Masters In Leadership
•   Principal
     Brenda Cummings, Ed.S.
•   Assistant Principal
     Ivy Benardo
•   Academic Dean
     Madelyn Hernandez
•   Director of Operations
     Scott Sznitken




                              Our Mission
  The mission of Franklin Academy is to develop critical thinking
 skills and attain high levels of academic achievement in students
 meeting the benchmarks of a standards-based curriculum through
   a single-gender educational program utilizing varied research-
based technologies and media. It is the intent that all students will
engage in a rigorous curriculum promoting project-based learning,
  inquiry, technology, creativity, and teamwork while addressing
      each individual’s learning style. Through a sustained and
 integrated program of character development, Franklin Academy
      students will explore a sense of community, integrity and
                  obligations to self and our world.
• Arrival
  – 7:00 Students may be dropped-off.
  – 7:20-7:40 Breakfast will be offered in the cafeteria.
  – 7:55 Warning Bell
  – 8:00 All students are to be in their classrooms ready to
    start the school day.
  – Students arriving after 8:00 are considered tardy.
    Parents must escort students to the front office.
• Dismissal
 – No child will be dismissed from the classroom after 2:00pm
   for early release.
 – Elementary students are dismissed at 2:45pm. Carpools may
   enter the campus at 2:20 pm. All other cars may not enter the
   campus until 2:30.
 – Any Elementary student who has a Middle School sibling will
   be held “free of charge” until second dismissal. Parents will
   not have a need to come to both dismissals.
 – Middle School students are dismissed at 3:30pm. Do not
   arrive prior to 3:20pm.
 – Walkers & Bike riders will dismiss through
   our downstairs lobby.
 – Buses
    • A1A Transportation
 – Late Pick-ups
No cash payments!



All checks made payable to Franklin Academy.

Make credit card payments on-line.
  • Lunch Accounts
  • Field Trips
  • Book Fair
  • Dress Down Days

   For every $10 donated to the classroom you will receive 1
   volunteer hour. (Gift Cards, Wish list Supplies)
• Students MUST wear uniforms.
• Shirts must be tucked in at all times.
• Boys 2nd Grade and up MUST wear a belt. Belts
  must be plain brown or black. (No holes or studs.)
• Socks must be solid white, navy, or black.
• P.E. uniforms on P.E. days.
• Please label your child’s uniforms.
Math
Go Math Florida Series

• Place Value, addition and subtraction with
  regrouping, measurement, geometry, money and
  time.
• Math learning centers for remediation and
  enrichment.
• Unit booklets and workbooks.
• Review pages before each unit test.
• Manipulatives
• Number Concepts
Language Arts, Reading & Handwriting

• Phonics and Phonemic Awareness
• Spelling
• Reading Comprehension
• Fluency
• Love of Literacy
• Accelerated Reader
• DEAR Time
• Grammar skills will be focused on during each anthology
  story.
• Guided Writing
• Handwriting
   • Reinforce proper letter formation.
   • Proper handwriting technique.
   • Proper spacing between words.
Science
Fusion Series

• The Nature of Science
• Earth and Space Science
   • Soil
   • Weather
• Physical Science
   • Matter
   • Energy
   • Force
• Life Science
   • Life Cycles
   • Environments
Social Studies
“Who We Are As Americans” Series

• Living in a Community
• Our Government
• Learning About People
• Our Past
• Economics
   • Goods & Services
• Research Projects
• Vocabulary
• Gives children a chance to make their own
  choices.
• Allows children to work at their own pace;
  a more individualized education.
• Provides a whole variety of activities for
  completion.
• Includes small group as well as
  individual activities.
• Allows me to work with groups and
  individuals.
•   7:45-8:05      Morning Work
•   8:05-9:45      Reading Block
•   9:45-9:50      Brain Break
•   9:50-10:10     Recess
•   10:10-10:30    Writing
•   10:30-10:55    Social Studies
•   10:55-11:00    Clean Up/Get Ready For Lunch
•   11:00-11:30    Lunch
•   11:35-12:35    Math
•   12:35-12:40    Brain Break
•   12:40-1:15     Specials
•   1:15-1:45      Science
•   1:45-2:05      Story Time Or D.E.A.R./Snack
•   2:05- 2:25      Handwriting
•   2:25-2:35      Pack Up/Agenda
•   2:40           Dismissal
Mondays: Music​

Tuesdays: Spanish (Sketch Book
Needed)

Wednesdays: PE (PE Clothes &
Sneakers Required)

Thursdays: Media

Fridays: Art
Franklin Academy has a no homework policy.

However…

• Students will be given extra work at times for
  remediation or enrichment.
• Incomplete classwork will be sent home for
  students to finish.
• Studying for tests is a must at home!
• Reading every night is encouraged.
A – 90-100
B – 80-89
C – 70-79
D – 60-69
F – 59 & below
ESE Coordinator: Sonia Aleman
   aleman.sonia@franklin-academy.org

ESOL Coordinator: Teresita Fernandez
   fernandez.teresita@franklin-academy.org

Parent Service Coordinator: Tamera Gibson
   parents@franklin-academy.org

Elementary School Guidance Counselor: Betty Brath
   brath.betty@franklin-academy.org

Middle School Guidance Counselor: Tirza Clarke
   clarke.tirza@franklin-academy.org

Nurse: Melissa Geisser
   geisser.melissa@franklin-academy.org

Cafeteria Manager: Karen Tomarchio
   tomarchio.karen@franklin-academy.org
The best way to reach me is through my e-mail:
cordeiro.laura@franklin-academy.org

Agendas
I expect parents to check AND sign their child’s agenda every
night.
The students will write important information about what they
did that day in class or important upcoming events.
Students will also color in their color for the day (green,
yellow or red) on their calendar.
We can also communicate through the
agendas. I might write a note for you so
it’s very important for the agendas to
get checked every night.
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Ms. Cordeiro's Open House 2012

  • 2.
    Graduated from FAU • Bachelors In Education • ESOL Endorsement • Teaching For 6 Years • Private Tutor For 3 Years • Going Back To School For Gifted Endorsement • Intend To Get A Masters In Leadership
  • 3.
    Principal Brenda Cummings, Ed.S. • Assistant Principal Ivy Benardo • Academic Dean Madelyn Hernandez • Director of Operations Scott Sznitken Our Mission The mission of Franklin Academy is to develop critical thinking skills and attain high levels of academic achievement in students meeting the benchmarks of a standards-based curriculum through a single-gender educational program utilizing varied research- based technologies and media. It is the intent that all students will engage in a rigorous curriculum promoting project-based learning, inquiry, technology, creativity, and teamwork while addressing each individual’s learning style. Through a sustained and integrated program of character development, Franklin Academy students will explore a sense of community, integrity and obligations to self and our world.
  • 4.
    • Arrival – 7:00 Students may be dropped-off. – 7:20-7:40 Breakfast will be offered in the cafeteria. – 7:55 Warning Bell – 8:00 All students are to be in their classrooms ready to start the school day. – Students arriving after 8:00 are considered tardy. Parents must escort students to the front office.
  • 5.
    • Dismissal –No child will be dismissed from the classroom after 2:00pm for early release. – Elementary students are dismissed at 2:45pm. Carpools may enter the campus at 2:20 pm. All other cars may not enter the campus until 2:30. – Any Elementary student who has a Middle School sibling will be held “free of charge” until second dismissal. Parents will not have a need to come to both dismissals. – Middle School students are dismissed at 3:30pm. Do not arrive prior to 3:20pm. – Walkers & Bike riders will dismiss through our downstairs lobby. – Buses • A1A Transportation – Late Pick-ups
  • 6.
    No cash payments! Allchecks made payable to Franklin Academy. Make credit card payments on-line. • Lunch Accounts • Field Trips • Book Fair • Dress Down Days For every $10 donated to the classroom you will receive 1 volunteer hour. (Gift Cards, Wish list Supplies)
  • 7.
    • Students MUSTwear uniforms. • Shirts must be tucked in at all times. • Boys 2nd Grade and up MUST wear a belt. Belts must be plain brown or black. (No holes or studs.) • Socks must be solid white, navy, or black. • P.E. uniforms on P.E. days. • Please label your child’s uniforms.
  • 8.
    Math Go Math FloridaSeries • Place Value, addition and subtraction with regrouping, measurement, geometry, money and time. • Math learning centers for remediation and enrichment. • Unit booklets and workbooks. • Review pages before each unit test. • Manipulatives • Number Concepts
  • 9.
    Language Arts, Reading& Handwriting • Phonics and Phonemic Awareness • Spelling • Reading Comprehension • Fluency • Love of Literacy • Accelerated Reader • DEAR Time • Grammar skills will be focused on during each anthology story. • Guided Writing • Handwriting • Reinforce proper letter formation. • Proper handwriting technique. • Proper spacing between words.
  • 10.
    Science Fusion Series • TheNature of Science • Earth and Space Science • Soil • Weather • Physical Science • Matter • Energy • Force • Life Science • Life Cycles • Environments
  • 11.
    Social Studies “Who WeAre As Americans” Series • Living in a Community • Our Government • Learning About People • Our Past • Economics • Goods & Services • Research Projects • Vocabulary
  • 12.
    • Gives childrena chance to make their own choices. • Allows children to work at their own pace; a more individualized education. • Provides a whole variety of activities for completion. • Includes small group as well as individual activities. • Allows me to work with groups and individuals.
  • 13.
    7:45-8:05 Morning Work • 8:05-9:45 Reading Block • 9:45-9:50 Brain Break • 9:50-10:10 Recess • 10:10-10:30 Writing • 10:30-10:55 Social Studies • 10:55-11:00 Clean Up/Get Ready For Lunch • 11:00-11:30 Lunch • 11:35-12:35 Math • 12:35-12:40 Brain Break • 12:40-1:15 Specials • 1:15-1:45 Science • 1:45-2:05 Story Time Or D.E.A.R./Snack • 2:05- 2:25 Handwriting • 2:25-2:35 Pack Up/Agenda • 2:40 Dismissal
  • 14.
    Mondays: Music​ Tuesdays: Spanish(Sketch Book Needed) Wednesdays: PE (PE Clothes & Sneakers Required) Thursdays: Media Fridays: Art
  • 15.
    Franklin Academy hasa no homework policy. However… • Students will be given extra work at times for remediation or enrichment. • Incomplete classwork will be sent home for students to finish. • Studying for tests is a must at home! • Reading every night is encouraged.
  • 16.
    A – 90-100 B– 80-89 C – 70-79 D – 60-69 F – 59 & below
  • 17.
    ESE Coordinator: SoniaAleman aleman.sonia@franklin-academy.org ESOL Coordinator: Teresita Fernandez fernandez.teresita@franklin-academy.org Parent Service Coordinator: Tamera Gibson parents@franklin-academy.org Elementary School Guidance Counselor: Betty Brath brath.betty@franklin-academy.org Middle School Guidance Counselor: Tirza Clarke clarke.tirza@franklin-academy.org Nurse: Melissa Geisser geisser.melissa@franklin-academy.org Cafeteria Manager: Karen Tomarchio tomarchio.karen@franklin-academy.org
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    The best wayto reach me is through my e-mail: cordeiro.laura@franklin-academy.org Agendas I expect parents to check AND sign their child’s agenda every night. The students will write important information about what they did that day in class or important upcoming events. Students will also color in their color for the day (green, yellow or red) on their calendar. We can also communicate through the agendas. I might write a note for you so it’s very important for the agendas to get checked every night.
  • 19.