Hoover Middle School provides educational classes to students in grades six through eighth. Located in Albuquerque, N.M., the school offers a variety of academic programs in subjects, such as English, math, science, social studies, arts and technology. It provides various clubs and activities, such as audio visual, stage crew, jazz ensemble, musical theater and newspaper. The school provides physical education and offers a variety of sports programs, such as baseball, softball, swimming, track, cross country, football, cheerleading and basketball. Additionally, Hoover Middle School offers music classes and after school tuitions. The school provides common planning time and a flexible schedule to address student needs and curriculum development. Additionally, it offers a variety of parent and community involvement programs.
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Taylor Middle School, governed by Albuquerque Public Schools, serves students in grades six through eight. The school offers classes in language arts, social studies and math. Its curriculum also includes art, orchestra, drama, computer technology, band, chorus, and health and physical education. Taylor Middle School provides several sports activities, such as basketball, football, soccer, tennis, volleyball, and track and field. The school s parent-teacher organization sponsors various welfare programs and fundraising events. It offers after-school programs in tae kwan do, dance, poetry, and arts and crafts. Albuquerque Public Schools also operates several elementary, middle, high, alternative and charter schools for students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12.
John Adams Middle School serves students in grades six through eight. It offers a variety of academic programs in language arts, mathematics, science and social studies. The school also offers classes in technology education. Its library provides books, journals and magazines, as well as access to the Internet. The school s athletics department offers various sports activities, such as basketball, volleyball, soccer and track. John Adams Middle School additionally offers programs in health and physical education. The school provides a range of extracurricular activities and has various after-school clubs. It is part of Albuquerque Public Schools and is located in Albuquerque, N.M. John Adams Middle School, in addition, supplies students with pencils, erasers, glue sticks and pocket folders.
Bosque School is an accredited college preparatory school, for grades 6-12. Offering a rigorous academic curriculum while emphasizing the arts, community service and science in the Bosque. The school opened in 1995 and now sits on a beautiful 45 acre campus along the Rio Grande bosque. We offer many ammenities for our students, such as: Students in grades 6-12: 535 Average class size: 16 Student/Teacher ratio: 9:1 Teaching faculty: 61 (master's-34, doctorate-6, DVM-1) Full and part-time staff: 35 Bosque School Mission StatementTo prepare young men and women to become lifelong learners with the highest character values and academic goals in a natural New Mexico setting with strong family and community involvement.Bosque School provides 42% of the students with need-based financial aid.Call us today for financial aid information and to schedule a personal visit and tour!
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Located in Albuquerque, N.M., Rio Grande High School has been operational for more than 20 years. The school enrolls more than 500 students in the grades nine through 12. Rio Grande High offers a wide variety of learning procedures and methodologies, including readalouds, shared and guided reading, word study, mini lessons, spelling program, poetry sessions, interactive writing, writer s workshop, special handwriting classes, reading buddies, Houghton-Mifflin math program and programs using cubes, number cards, number lines and pattern shapes. The school s teachers utilize full-inclusion model, ongoing assessments, individualized lesson plans, modified materials and class arrangements, grade-level conferences and parent communication. It employs more than 20 support staff, including counselors; diagnosticians; speech, physical and occupational therapists; special education personnel; reading teachers; custodial staff; community volunteers; nurses; and office personnel.
South Valley Academy is an educational institute that provides a variety of academic programs and services for students of various age groups. The academy administers the Service Learning program, which provides students with a variety of learning and development opportunities while meeting real community needs. Its students offer more than 16,000 hours of service through partnerships with more than 80 schools, agencies and businesses. South Valley Academy provides works to develop personal and life skills in its students. The academy additionally administers individualized Personal Learning Plans, which includes students goals in academics, physical fitness, service learning, career development, character issues and personal interests. It also offers counseling and coaching services in the areas of learning style, attendance and self discipline. South Valley Academy is located in Albuquerque, N.M.
Collet Park Elementary School is an education institution that offers a range of academic and enrichment programs. The school enrolls more than 390 students. It offers lessons in science, English, mathematics and social studies. The school also offers reading skills development classes. Collet Park Elementary School is governed by Albuquerque Public Schools, which operates several elementary, middle, high, alternative and charter education institutions. Albuquerque Public Schools is also known as APS and serves over 86,000 students throughout Albuquerque in New Mexico. The district s schools serve a variety of food items and beverages for lunch. Albuquerque Public Schools education institutions offer student support services.
Our mission is to lead children to Christ by providing quality learning experiences that will enrich children's lives in a loving and nurturing environment. Children are a precious gift from God. All children are important and have the desire to learn. Our job is to determine how they learn best and provide that opportunity for them. Children learn by doing and by seeing what we, as adults, do. So, we will live each day with them in a manner that fosters their Christian development as well as their cognitive/language, motor, physical, psychological, and emotional development. All areas of learning are best integrated throughout the curriculum. We feel children learn best in an environment where they are involved in developmentally appropriate practices, as set by guidelines developed by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
