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Einstein – Agua Dulce Partnership Academy (K-5). Einstein Campuses Einstein Academies Valencia 7-12 San Diego K-12 Santa Clarita K-6 Agua Dulce K-5 Westlake,
Einstein Campuses Einstein Academies Valencia 7-12 San Diego
K-12 Santa Clarita K-6 Agua Dulce K-5 Westlake, Ohio K-12
Huntington Beach K-5
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What is a Charter School? Open to the public Tuition-free
Participate in State Tests Employ credentialed teachers Do not
discriminate
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WASC Our founding school is fully accredited by the Schools
Commission of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges
(WASC). All AEA/Endeavour schools will go through the accreditation
process when eligible.
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Why Do We Offer More? Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a
fish on its ability to climb a tree it will live its whole life
believing its stupid. --Albert Einstein
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Einstein Model High Academic Standards Safe Environment World
Languages Interdisciplinary Curriculum S.T.E.A.M Leadership
Community Service Performing Arts Parental Involvement
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What is our Mission? The Endeavour Academy seeks to prepare
students for 21st century careers and lives as members of a
democratic society through an interdisciplinary educational
experience that is rich in exposure to high priority languages,
which may include: Mandarin, Latin, Spanish, Hebrew, and/or Arabic.
In addition, the academys curriculum will provide students with
tools to develop their intellectual, artistic, physical,
technological, and social competencies, allowing them to graduate
with a deep understanding of the relationships among disciplines,
and the ability to continuously develop their intellectual
integrity and curiosity through a lifelong love of learning.
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Our Faculty Highly qualified-CA credentialed Charismatic,
dynamic, innovative Happy, caring, creative, engaging Professional,
organized, dedicated Love learning! Love Kids! Passionate about
education We hand select our teachers!
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Campus Safety Schools should be physically secure and
emotionally safe environments where learning can occur. Visitors
must sign in Bully-free zone
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Theory into Practice K-6 Core Subjects: Enrichment Subjects:
Math Art Music Language Arts Drama Character Ed. Science Sci. Lab
P.E. Social Studies World Languages Community Service Field Trips
Guest Speakers Our goal is to provide a well-balanced
curriculum
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Elementary Requirements Math Language Arts Science & Lab
Social Studies S.T.E.A.M. applications/projects Visual/Performing
Arts World Language Physical Education Character Education
Community Service (10 Hours/year)
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Sample Electives/Enrichment Visual Arts: Drawing, Painting,
Three Dimensional Arts, Set Design Camera: Photography, Filmmaking,
Film Aesthetics, TV production Performing Arts: Theatre, Musical
Theater, Dance, Skits Music: Voice, Choir, Guitar, Piano
Technology: Computer Science, Web design, Video Game Design,
Robotics, Animation Communication: Journalism, Creative Writing,
Speech and Debate, Yearbook, Newspaper
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Sample Clubs & Extracurricular Activities Launch Pad Spirit
Club Spirit Assembly News Reporter Community Service Club
Cheerleading Sports Dance Homework Club Music Girl Scouts
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Sample Field Trips Elementary Primary Grades: Local Trips Zoo
& Safari Park Lego Land Butterfly Sanctuary Aquarium Sea World
Intermediate Grades: Local and Distant Trips CA Adventure Park
Sacramento Museums/Colleges Biz Town Star of India Colonial Days in
Hemet Local Businesses Middle and High School Local and Distant
Trips Colleges Museums National and International Travel Theme
Parks Competitions Local Businesses
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World Languages Spanish, Latin, Mandarin, Arabic, and Hebrew
are in high demand by the US Government (FBI & CIA) Ties in
with: Music Visual and performing arts History Culture Cultural
appreciation
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Interdisciplinary Approach One concept covered over many
subjects to show the interconnectedness of material Crosscutting
Concepts: Patterns Cause and Effect Flows and Cycles Nothing occurs
in a vacuum
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S.T.E.A.M A Framework for Teaching Across the Disciplines
Science & Technology interpreted through Engineering & the
Arts, all based in Mathematical elements. STEAM Education aims to
bring FUNctional literacy to all. It promotes bridging the gap
between business and educational goals to create a more productive
and sustainable global culture based on teamwork. This educational
framework is for all disciplines and types of learners with the
goal of being more engaging and naturally successful for all
members of any educational system.
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Performing Arts In class performances Readers Theatre Debate
Drama class/club School wide performance Fundraising opportunities
Talent show Dinner Theatre Skits Thespian Society
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Visual Arts Art in class Art class Follows standards Support
curriculum Scene and set design Graphic art Costume design Film
Photography
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Music Music in daily lessons Used as a memorization tool Choir
Music in performance art/dance Clubs Orchestra and band
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Community Service Elementary: 10 Hours/year Middle School: 15
Hours/year High School: 25 Hours/year The purpose of community
service is to instill a sense of pride in the community and our
role in that community. Think globally, act locally Paul
McCarthy
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Sample Calendar Work Days: August 4-14 Labor Day: September 2
Student Orientation: September 3 Start Date: September 4 Veterans
Day: November 11 Thanksgiving: November 27-29 Winter Break:
December 23, 2013 January 3, 2014 Martin Luther King: January 20
Presidents Day: February 18 Cesar Chavez Day: March 31 Spring
Break: 14-25 Memorial Day: May 26 Last Day of School: June 12 180
Days of instruction No minimum days Fall, winter, and spring
break
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Sample Elementary Schedule Primary Grades 7:30-7:55 Drop off
8:00-9:10 Language Arts 9:10-9:30 Recess 9:30-10:15 Math
10:15-11:00 Rotation 1 11:00-11:45 Lunch 11:45-3:15 Rotations
Science, Lab, Social Studies, Language, Art, P.E. Intermediate
Grades 7:30-7:55 Drop off 8:00-9:30 Language Arts 9:30-9:50 Recess
9:55-11:15 Math 11:15-12:00 Lunch 12:00-3:15 Rotations Science,
Lab, Social Studies, Language, Art, P.E.
Einstein Parent Organization Technology Assistance Assist
teachers Field trips Copies, prep work, etc. Office Lunch Service
Fundraising Campus Safety Performances Community Service
Yearbook/newspaper
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Enrollment and Lottery Application online
www.ealas.orgwww.ealas.org Residency in California is the only
requirement for admission. Applicants are accepted by lottery when
demand exceeds capacity at any grade level. Students not admitted
via lottery are placed on a waiting list in the order they are
selected via the lottery.
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Contact [email protected] www.ealas.org (661)347-6360
(661)666-3676 Dr. Sean Ramsey Director of Schools Reyna Smith Site
Director