The approach to curriculum at New Frontiers Charter School is twofold: a traditional academically enhanced component and a component that provides for self development as well as character development of the student. The basis of the curriculum is as follows:
The Academic Requirements · Grade Level Specific TEKS/TAKS Requirements · Second Language Acquisition · Computer Literacy · Fine Arts Appreciation · Physical Education The Enrichment Component · Character Education · Self-Development Exploration · Service Learning Activities · Project-Based Learning Activities · Parental Involvement Activities
The New Frontiers Charter School provides a learning environment that contributes to student success by encouraging parents to play an active role in decision-making, character building, and providing a home environment that encourages academic success. In turn, the school will provide a rigorous curriculum, effective and supportive teachers, and state-of-the-art materials and technology to ensure that we are on the cutting edge and that your child receives the greatest benefit. This "Partnership in Success" will ensure a well-rounded and successful student who is a lifelong learner and productive citizen.
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Written by Webmaster
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Parent involvement is a major initiative for our school and student improvement.We’re excited about your devotion to your family and our school family.Thank you for volunteering your time and wide participation to meet the needs of our school community.
In addition, New Frontiers Charter School and representatives from community businesses collaborate for the success of our students.FirstMark Credit Union, “Our Body of the Universe” exhibit at the Witte Museum and Family Hair Dresser identified and discussed topics in areas of financial management, human organ systems, and hair styling.
Our students embraced the educational context with specific curriculum and business questions. They have gained a better understanding for future endeavors.
Thank you to our community partners for integrating their organizational content with our educational goals.
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Written by Melissa Oviedo
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Spring has brought us a renewed sense of energy in the elementary school. We are anxiously awaiting our TAKS testing day taking place the last week of April so we can show off our skills. Speaking of showing off our skills, we were so happy to welcome a large crowd of parents and students to our “Are you smarter than a 5th grader?” Math Night. The students prevailed and proved that they know their stuff when it comes to Elementary Math! Our next academic night will be held on Tuesday, May 6th. Our students will present their Science Fair projects in the main hallway at 6pm that evening.
We have been working diligently with our 5th grade Science curriculum and I would like to welcome Ms. Susan Rivera to our team. She is assisting our students and teachers with their scientific inquiries and provides intervention to our 5th graders. We also have a guest scientist, aka Mr. Sonic, visit and provide lessons to our students on various science topics throughout the year.
As always, if you have any questions to your child’s education, please feel free to contact me at 889-6242 or come by my room in 105a. Thank you for being an instrumental part of our success at New Frontiers.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, April 22 2008 )
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