The Importance Of Educational Facilities And Programs

Principal Mark Burge is the leader of Blanding Elementary in San Juan School District. Mr. Burge has been in this leadership role the past 4 years. Blanding Elementary School (BES) has an enrollment of 575 students Pre K thru fifth grade. The student population is 44% Native American, 55% Caucasian, with 65% of the students are free and reduced lunch.

Beacon Hill Public School accommodates children from their playful and sponge-like learning abilities years between Kindergarten and Year 6.

This school serves a range of disability students as well as their typically developing peers. This school shot through the roof, the school was filled almost immediately. Some parents even moved states just have their child put into Arizona Autism Charter School. The school uses applied behavior analysis

Despite the fact that these women are limited in employment opportunities, it seemed hopeful to some that advancement was

This requires the students with ASD to learn independence in order for them to succeed.

The school is located in suburban Springdale, South Carolina just outside of Columbia. The school consists of five hundred fifty four students. Of these five hundred fifty four students two are American Indian/Alaska Native, seven are Asian, nineteen are classified as two or more races, eighty four are African American, one hundred eight are Hispanic/Latino, and three hundred thirty four are Caucasian. There are seven grade levels ranging from four year old kindergarten to fifth grade. In the four year old program there are two classrooms, the kindergarten grade level has

The school I chose to research is the Florida Autism Center of Excellence, more commonly referred to as FACE. FACE comes under the umbrella of schools dedicated to providing for the special education needs of students who have been diagnosed as being on the Autism Spectrum. It is an institution dedicated to focusing on the distinctive educational needs of autistic students in the age range of three to twenty-two (3-22) years old. FACE is a public charter school in Hillsborough County that is operated by a private board of directors. What this means for students is that they are guaranteed the same quality education that they would receive at a county school. It also ensures that the curriculum they are taught will meet all the requirements

Hayes Primary School is located in Bates, Tennessee. The school currently enrolls students for preschool through 5th grade. The average class size for the school is 18. There are 50 faculty members that support education at Hayes Primary School. Outside of core instruction, special subject areas are offered in art, music, physical education, and library. Children attend a special subject for 45 minutes per day. They receive an additional 45-minute period per week period of special subjects on a rotating basis.

• Providing guidance for transitional living circumstances. • Offering observable reports of client independence and guidance through assistance programs. ADMINISTRATOR-AUTISM Denver Public Schools; Denver, Colorado The Denver Green School 2006-2012 • Assisted teachers

An IEP includes objectives, goals, present levels of functioning, and multiple techniques for the child to use. The Individualized Education Program consists of a yearly review and is based specifically on the child with autism’s needs. Furthermore, parental involvement aided IDEA to change the strategies that were previously used in public schools. It is tragic that various incidents had to take place in order for necessary changes to take place within the school system (Raiti

I began teaching in Briggsdale during the 2014-2015 school years. As Briggsdale is a small rural school, I taught all the science grades from 7th to 10th grade. Over the past two years, the mean scores of my students have improved when compared to the Ed. Performance Testing Results from the year before I began teaching at this

I am very fortunate to be employed with Columbia Public Schools in Columbia, Missouri. Our city is located in the middle of the state of Missouri about 2 hours away from Kansas City, Missouri and 1.5 hours away from St. Louis Missouri. I am currently on assignment at Battle High School (BHS) the newest of three high schools in our city. The building completed construction three years ago and only has academic data for one year. Our high school services 1,400 students from grade 9 to 12. Our staff have an average of 8 years of experience, with more than half with an advanced degree. The teacher – student ratio is 1:18, total teachers are approximately 78. The demographic of students include 5% Hispanic, 30% Black, and 56% White. The other 8% include Indian, Asian and those whom are bi-racial and choose not to identify with only one group. The overall attendance rate of our students is 76% and 48% of our students are eligible for Free or Reduced lunch.

Looking back on my own High School experience, I can safely say that my school was effective. The various characteristics of an effective school include, strong leadership, a clear school mission, a safe climate, monitoring student progress, high expectations, and so on. I witnessed these elements that make a school effective, and thus received a quality education. When I compare my high school to my field observation, I see many negative differences. The school is chaotic and does not function well in providing a good high school experience. I believe that to make Clay an effective school, a safe and orderly climate, high expectations, and parental involvement would need to be enacted.

There are a lot of ideas and concepts that have caused me to rethink my assumptions regarding educational facilities as well as the teaching processes. I must admit that I have gained an extreme amount of knowledge in a lot of areas from the courses readings and the different lectures. I have become aware of the leaks that affect the education system. The statistics from the Chicano students were quite expected. Before, I thought that the number of kids in school would increase they will notice the importance of these educational centers. The statistics show that only a few of the admitted students will manage to graduate a degree. Solorzano and Yasso clearly brought up the conditions that tend to affect the

I am at Dennis Lab School in Decatur, IL for my internship. Dennis Lab School has grades ranging from pre-school to eighth grade. I observed in a self-contained fourth grade classroom with the teacher Mrs. Phillips. The school is organized based on grade level. There