The Anchor Program at Gloucester High School
The Anchor Program provides a small group learning environment within Gloucester High School for students with specific social, emotional, and behavioral learning needs.
What does Anchor stand for?
Awareness: self awareness, knowing oneself, knowing our strengths and weaknesses, triggers, and knowing our best self.
Needs-based: everyone’s needs are different and they are all being addressed, understanding what students need and developing curriculum based on those needs, differentiating, giving students the opportunity to be our best self.
Community: safe place to share our ideas, questions, and fears, a place where I can grow and learn, family, connections.
Honesty: academic honesty, integrity, honest to myself and others, not lying or cheating
Overcoming: obstacles, realizing there will be setbacks and it won’t be easy but persevering, whatever stands in our way we will work to overcome it, developing skills to overcome issues that have been a problem in the past.
Respect: respecting teachers, other students, supplies, everyone’s space, myself, and my process.
Project Adventure
Anchor Staff
Kelly Karvelas
Anchor English Teacher
kkarvelas@gloucesterschools.com
Cia Dill
Anchor Math Teacher
cdill@gloucesterschools.com
Michael Cunha
Anchor History Teacher
mcunha@gloucesterschools.com
David Coleman
Anchor Science Teacher
dcoleman@gloucesterschools.com
Sharon Chianciola
Anchor Support Paraprofessional
schianciola@gloucesterschools.com
Nina Sargent
Anchor Support Paraprofessional
nsargent@gloucesterschools.com
Jess Delisi
Anchor Support Paraprofessional
jdelisi@gloucesterschools.com
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