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Louisville Elementary (New K-5) 21st Century Model

Page history last edited by eric.lowe@beaverlocal.org 12 years, 5 months ago

A group of representatives recently visited the new Louisville Elementary school which houses grades K-5.  They brought back lots of great information.  The school has a lot of the same elements we are looking at in our new school with shared and flexible space, learning communities, and active collaboration among the teachers.

 

This is just some of the images that were brought back and those teachers who attended feel free to add any pertinent information to this page.

 

computer lab ipad 125.MOV

 

The movie link above shows the flexible space, and learning community in action 

 

The following three images are snapshots of the learning communities, and you can see the flexible walls, and the instruction in action.  It seemed that our staff found that this was successful and worked but did mention it took a lot of time training students on procedures so that it would operate successfully.

 

Flexible Wall that allows for classroom flexibility

Image of Reading Pit located in library for student

 

 

Playground

 

 

 

Elementary Gym-They elected to invest local monies for bleachers in the gymnasium

 

Responsibility Respect Sign

 

 

Daily 5 Chart

 

Language Cafe Activities

 

Lunch Organization

 

MAC Lab

 

Elementary Cubbies

 

 

Comments (2)

Jackie Dunnigan said

at 10:35 am on Feb 11, 2013

This was a wonderful experince to see that the direction we have chosen for our schools is working. All the classrooms we observed were student centered. The students were in groups or abililty groups. The whole school does the daily five as their reading program. The walls were open especially in the fourth and fifith grade units. It was quite for the most part and the students were all actively engaged. It did take a lot of planning between staff since they came from different buildings but it is working. Also the students needed directon because of the change. Their scores are very good. They had a lot of great ideas. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. It was very exciting to see the school day in action.
Jackie Dunnigan

Jayson Yeagley said

at 2:57 pm on Mar 15, 2013

I just sent the link to this to the HS staff! Great work!

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