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Title: Vista Magnet Middle School


1
Vista Magnet Middle School
  • Engage. Achieve. Belong.

2
Housekeeping
  • Restrooms
  • Handouts
  • Student Packet
  • Students Released to pick a mascot!

3
  • Facilities use

4
Remodeling begins
  • Painting is ongoing
  • Roof work
  • Asphalt in eating area
  • Carpet and tile installation begin June 4th

5
City of Vista
  • City of Vista Engineers and the Fire Departments
    Administration will use the 700 wing.
  • They will provide a fence around the front of the
    campus.
  • Provide internship/job shadowing in field of
    engineering.

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  • Who are we at VMMS?

8
Students are from
  • Alamosa
  • Beaumont
  • Bobier Breeze Hill
  • Calvary Christian
  • Casita
  • Coastal Academy
  • Crestview
  • Empresa
  • Faith Lutheran
  • Foothill Oak
  • Grapevine
  • Hannalei
  • Home School
  • LA county
  • Lake
  • Maryland
  • Mission Meadows
  • Monte Vista
  • North Star Academy
  • Olive Temple Heights
  • VAPA

9
  • Our teaching approach will be modeled after the

10
IB MYP
  • We have been granted the International
    Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme
  • We will be in a campus wide IB MYP school. It
    will take approximately three years to earn the
    official certification.

11
IB MYP, What does it look like?
  • The MYP is for all students. It is a teaching
    philosophy that is designed to suit students of
    all abilities and to challenge students to
    achieve their personal best.
  • Our program will prepare students to qualify for
    the IB Diploma Programme at our high schools.

12
IB MYP
  • Encourages students to be active learners
  • Well-rounded individuals
  • Engaged world citizens

13
Five Areas of Interaction
Approaches to learning Community and service
Homo faber Environment Health and social
education
14
Approaches to Learning
  • Address how to study
  • We will be a binder school
  • We will be an AVID school
  • We will expect our students to use Cornell notes
    method
  • The Interactions Portfolio (TIP) provides a seven
    year academic, personal and career plan.

15
Community Service
  • Emphasizes community service to promote
    international understanding and responsible
    citizenship
  • Kiwanis Builders
  • Club

16
Math, Science and Technology
  • Homo Faber (Latin)
  • Environment
  • 6th grade Earth Science curriculum
  • impact of technology on our environment
  • man the maker
  • inventions
  • technology
  • Project Lead the Way

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Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
  • Our pre-engineering program PLTW will be taught
    through our science class.
  • Design and Modeling
  • Magic of Electrons
  • The Science of Technology
  • Automation Robotics
  • Flight and Space

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Project Lead the Way
  • Summer Camp
  • 15 students were randomly selected through a web
    based randomizer
  • The camp date is July 16-20

20
Mission for VMMS
  • Students will be literate, reflective and
  • critical thinkers in all areas of
  • interaction who transfer knowledge and
  • embrace diversity within a global
  • society. Multiple opportunities for
  • success utilizing differentiated
  • instruction, technology, assessment and
  • analysis of data will support academic
  • achievement in a safe learning
  • environment.

21
Vision of VMMS
  • We envision a school community
  • where all members are respected,
  • valued and empowered to be
  • socially responsible decision
  • makers in the 21st Century.

22
  • Response to
  • Intervention/
  • Acceleration (RTIA)

23
RTIA
  • VMMS is using the district RTI model (next slide)
    to accommodate our students needs
  • State test results from the past three years are
    being used to identify needs and create each
    students learning plan

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School Wide Grading
  • Common school wide grading philosophy
  • Use Doug Reeves research
  • Grades will reflect standard mastery

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Sample Students Schedule
  • 1st Period Language Arts/Soc Sci
  • 2nd Period Pre-Algebra/6th Math
  • 3rd Period Every 3rd day wheel
  • Day 1--Digital Art
  • Day 2--Spanish
  • Day 3--PE
  • 4th Period Science/PLTW

28
Orientation
  • Tuesday, August 14, 2007
  • Camp (Get to know each other )
  • Pick up ID
  • Assessment
  • Get your schedule

29
Parent Groups
  • Parent Teacher Association
  • School Site Council
  • English Learner Action Committee
  • Dress Code Committee
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