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ACADEMIC ACADEMY

Academic Academy is a program designed to assist students who need additional support in essential skills or who have not completed sufficient work to determine their level of learning. Teachers will identify students and provide re-teaching or supervised study hall as needed.

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ACADEMIC ACADEMY

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  1. ACADEMIC ACADEMY Presenters: Rennie Finck Nicole Hildebrand Anna Robinson

  2. Objective • Academic Academy is an academic assistance program targeted to students in two categories: • Those who didn’t learn essential skills as diagnosed by their classroom teacher. • Those students who did not complete sufficient work to determine their level of learning.

  3. Teacher Responsibilities • Each day before Academic Academy teachers should identify students and prepare accordingly. • Teachers will coordinate within subject area and grade level PLC meetings essential skills needed to be re-taught. • Teachers of math, reading, language arts, social studies, and science will identify students for “RT” or “LE.” Each student identified will have a stamp in their planner.

  4. Student Responsibilities • Students will fall under one of the following categories on Academic Academy days: • 1.“LE” - lack-of-effort. • 2.“RT” - re-teach. • 3.“Open Academy.” • 4.“No Planner.”

  5. Open Academy • Open Academy- any student that is not identified as an LE or RT. • All teachers will receive students for “Open Academy” that are students of record for that teacher, unless the teacher has a full academy class. • Any core teacher should have students coming to them for re-teaching or enrichment. • Every teacher should have students in their room.

  6. LE- Lack of Effort • Work for students identified needing supervised study hall for lack-of-effort will be placed in a folder. • The folder will have the teacher’s name on it. The work that needs to be done will have the student and teacher’s name on it. • The folder will be given to the “LE” administrator prior to end of school on the day before Academic Academy.

  7. No Planner Students • Students without a planner will be sent to the cafeteria where they will be assigned work detail. • If you have a student without a planner, but you know where they need to go, you may write the student a pass to that teacher.

  8. Re-teach (RT) • If students are coming to you for RT, you should be re-teaching a skill that has already been taught. • Re-teaching is not teaching louder, slower, or over and over again! • When re-teaching, you should use a different strategy. • Please do not be possessive of your kids. Share them with your colleagues!

  9. Club Meetings • Clubs can meet if the sponsor sends passes to the students’ homeroom teacher. • If a student’s planner is signed for LE or RT, he/she will not be allowed to attend the meeting and the homeroom teacher should not give out the pass.

  10. Priority of Subjects Matrix

  11. Schedule • Academic Academy will be conducted on Thursdays for 50 minutes immediately following homeroom. Other class periods will be reduced by 10 minutes and homeroom will be reduced by 5 minutes. • First session will be held on September 24th!!

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