Who Will
Teach Me?

As we continue our learning journey, it is good remind to ourselves of the destination. Our goal is to prepare each student for the career of his or her choice. For most students this means they will need to continue on to college after high school. When students graduate from college they will usually have either a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree or a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree.

The names don't exactly mean what you think when hear the words 'science' and 'art'. A BS degree is focused on a particular topic and indicates a great depth of knowledge. The BA degree indicates a focus of knowledge on a topic with other related areas included. The holder has a breadth of knowledge. The BA is often split into a distinction between the humanities and the arts.

The distinctions made below are typical, but not absolute. People do have a BS in a field that others have a BA degree, it depends on how the college designs its program where the degree is earned.

You will be notified which section your child will be assigned to in September.

2.1 - Section Enrollment Deferred

2.2 - Ms. Crawford

2.3 - Sra. Menchon (Bilingual Program)

Math: Same as the homeroom teacher

Science: Same as the homeroom teacher

Technology: Mr. Jones

Physical Education (PE): Mr. Acevedo

Health: Same as the homeroom teacher

Focus on Humanities

ELA (Reading and Writing): Same as the homeroom teacher

Social Studies: Same as the homeroom teacher

Focus on the Arts

Art: Ms. Porto

Music: Ms. Van Hoven

Learning is not easy. Life is not easy. Sometimes we need extra help and that's ok. We all learn in our own unique ways on our own time schedule. The trick is not to compare your progress with others and to ask for help when you need it. In addition to your teachers, you can also seek out help from:

If you are feeling sick: Nurse Kathy

If you are upset or having a bad day: Ms. Cavallo, our guidance counselor

These assignments are highly dependent on enrollment and will be determined in September.

If math is very confusing: TBD

If ELA is very confusing: TBD

If you are having trouble pronouncing words or communicating with others: TBD