activities · 22
what they do
direct service · 21
- Academic Progress ReportingDistributes quarterly academic progress reports and report cards to parents to keep them informed of student performance.
- English Language Development (ELD) Program English Language Learning ProgramsProvides instruction in English language development, including listening, speaking, vocabulary, reading, writing skills, and grammar. The program evaluates students for English language proficiency using the Arizona English Language Learner Assessment (AZELLA) and annually re-evaluates identified English Language Learners (ELL) to monitor progress.
- English Language Development (ELD) Program English Language Learning ProgramsProvides instruction in English language development, including listening, speaking, vocabulary, reading, writing skills, and grammar. The program evaluates students from kindergarten through grade 12 for English language proficiency and annually re-evaluates identified English Language Learners (ELL) to monitor progress.
- English Language Development (ELD) Program English Language Learning ProgramsProvides instruction and evaluation in English language development, including listening, speaking, vocabulary, reading, writing skills, and grammar, for English Language Learners (ELL) from kindergarten through grade 12, and annually re-evaluates their progress.
- Homeless Education Services (McKinney-Vento Program) Support for Homeless and At-Risk StudentsProvides educational services and support for students experiencing homelessness, ensuring immediate enrollment, access to programs and services, and transportation. This includes a dispute resolution process for disagreements and specific provisions for unaccompanied homeless youth.
- Homeless Education Services (McKinney-Vento) Support for Homeless and At-Risk StudentsEnsures immediate enrollment and equal access to educational opportunities for students experiencing homelessness, including unaccompanied youth, by removing barriers, providing transportation, and offering a dispute resolution process.
- Homeless Education Services (McKinney-Vento) Support for Homeless and At-Risk StudentsProvides educational services and support for students experiencing homelessness, ensuring immediate enrollment, access to programs, and transportation. This includes a dispute resolution process for disagreements and ensuring unaccompanied homeless youth can enroll without proof of guardianship.
- Impact Aid Program Participation Student Enrollment & Awareness CampaignsParticipates in the Impact Aid Program, which provides federal funds to school districts that have lost property tax revenue due to the presence of tax-exempt federal property.
- Impact Aid Program Participation Student Enrollment & Awareness CampaignsParticipates in the Impact Aid Program, which provides financial assistance to school districts affected by federal activities.
- K-8 Education Program Charter & Alternative School OperationOperates classrooms for kindergarten through eighth grade, providing instruction and preparing students for college, trade school, or the workforce. This includes providing all necessary school supplies to students.
- K-8 Educational Instruction Charter & Alternative School OperationOperates classrooms for kindergarten through eighth grade, providing instruction with specific teachers for each grade level and preparing students for college, trade school, or the workforce.
- Parent Communication and Enrollment SupportDistributes quarterly academic progress reports and report cards to parents and provides enrollment forms and support for families seeking education services in Globe-Miami.
- Public Board Meetings Public Board Meeting Notices & Transparency ComplianceHolds regular public board meetings and posts notices on its website and at the Globe Public Library to ensure transparency and community engagement.
- School Meal Program School-Based Meal ProgramsOperates a National School Lunch Program, offering free breakfast and lunch to all students every school day. This includes providing a specialty menu for students with allergies.
- School Nutrition Program School-Based Meal ProgramsOperates a National School Lunch Program, offering free breakfast and lunch to all students every school day, including a specialty menu for students with allergies.
- Special Education and Child Find ProgramProvides special education services and participates in the Child Find program to identify and support students with disabilities.
- Special Education and Child Find ProgramProvides special education services and participates in the Child Find program to identify and evaluate children who may have disabilities.
- Special Education and Child Find ProgramsProvides special education services and participates in the Child Find program to identify and support students with disabilities.
- Student Support Services School-Based Meal ProgramsProvides essential school supplies, free breakfast and lunch through the National School Lunch Program, and specialty menus for students with allergies.
- Title I Program ServicesProvides services related to Title I programs, which aim to provide financial assistance to local educational agencies and schools with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.
- Title I Program ServicesProvides services related to Title I programs, which aim to help disadvantaged children meet challenging state academic standards.
research · 1
- Wellness Policy Assessment Community Needs Assessment & ResearchAssesses its wellness policy at least every three years to determine compliance, compare with other policies, and measure progress towards goals.
strategies · 10
how they think
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- Ensuring Educational Access and Equity for Homeless Students homeless_student_supportThe organization is committed to the educational rights of children and youth experiencing homelessness, appointing a Homeless Liaison to ensure they are enrolled and have equal opportunities to succeed in school, in compliance with the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.
- Ensuring Educational Access and Equity for Homeless Students mckinney_vento_complianceThe organization is committed to the educational rights of children and youth experiencing homelessness, ensuring they have access to free and appropriate educational opportunities and appointing a Homeless Liaison to facilitate enrollment and equal opportunities.
- Ensuring Educational Access and Equity for Homeless Students homeless_student_supportThe organization is committed to the educational rights of homeless children and youth, appointing a Homeless Liaison to ensure they are enrolled and have equal opportunities to succeed in school, in compliance with the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.
- Integrated and Hands-on Academic Core Subject Instruction integrated_hands_on_learningThe organization focuses on academic core subjects using a hands-on approach that emphasizes discipline, self-reliance, and self-motivation, while integrating language and literacy development with content instruction aligned with Arizona standards.
- Integrated and Hands-on Academic Instruction integrated_curriculumThe organization focuses on core academic subjects using a hands-on approach that emphasizes discipline, self-reliance, and self-motivation, while also integrating language and literacy development with content instruction aligned with Arizona standards.
- Leveraging Federal and State Funding for Enhanced Educational Opportunities funding_diversificationThe organization utilizes Arizona state tax credit donations and applies for federal Impact Aid grant funds to support extracurricular activities and assist schools enrolling federally-connected students, thereby enhancing educational opportunities and resources.
- Promoting Student Health and Well-being through Nutrition and Physical Activity school_wellness_policyThe organization believes that healthy students are more successful and therefore establishes a school environment that promotes student health, well-being, and ability to learn through comprehensive wellness policies, adherence to healthy eating regulations, and provision of nutritious meals to all students.
- Promoting Student Health and Well-being through Nutrition and Wellness Policies school_wellness_policyThe organization believes that healthy students are more successful and therefore implements comprehensive wellness policies, including Smart Snack regulations, healthy food environment standards, and a Local Wellness Policy, to promote healthy eating habits and physical activity within the school environment.
- Structured English Immersion for Accelerated Language Acquisition structured_english_immersionThe organization accelerates English language acquisition for English Learners by providing all English Language Development (ELD) instruction exclusively in English, separating English Learners from mainstream students for explicit and targeted language instruction, and integrating language and literacy development with content instruction.
- Structured English Immersion for Accelerated Language Acquisition structured_english_immersionThe organization provides English Language Development (ELD) instruction exclusively in English, separating English Learners from mainstream students for targeted language instruction based on Arizona English Language Proficiency standards, to accelerate language acquisition and comply with state regulations.
named programs · 9
what they call their work
English Language Learner (ELL) Program / English Language Development (ELD)
Provides instruction in listening, speaking, reading, and writing in English for students whose primary language is not English, with the goal of achieving English fluency.
Food & Nutrition / School Lunch
Provision of school breakfast, lunch, and after-school snack programs adhering to USDA and Arizona Department of Education nutrition standards.
Homeless Education
Support and services for students experiencing homelessness.
Impact Aid
A federal program designed to assist local school districts that have lost property tax revenue due to the presence of tax-exempt federal property, or that have experienced increased expenditures due to the enrollment of federally connected children.
Nutrition Education
Education focused on healthy eating habits and making good food choices for students.
Online Instruction
Provision of educational content and learning through online platforms.
Special Education
Services and support for students with special educational needs.
Title 1 Program
A program likely providing financial assistance to local educational agencies and schools with high numbers or high percentages of children from low-income families to help ensure that all children meet challenging state academic standards.
Wellness Policy
A policy focused on improving health and preventing childhood obesity by creating a school environment that includes healthy food choices and encourages physical activity.
relationships · 9
who they work with
- AZ Find Partner — Partner organization linked in enrollment resources, likely supporting student identification or outreach.
- Arizona Department of Education Government — Follows the Arizona Department of Education’s language framework and English Language Proficiency Standards (ELPS).
- Arizona Department of Education Government — Refers to the Arizona Department of Education Homeless Education Program for more information and contact.
- Arizona Department of Education Child Nutrition Programs Government — Adheres to nutrition standard guidelines for vending machines.
- Globe Public Library Partner — Posts notices of public meetings at the library.
- Globe Public Library Partner — Posts public meeting notices at the library.
- U.S. Department of Agriculture Government — Adheres to nutrition standard guidelines for vending machines and participates in its Child Nutrition Programs.
- USDA Government — Implements USDA Food and Nutrition Programs and adheres to USDA civil rights regulations and policies.
- United States Department of Education Government — Qualifies to apply for Impact Aid through this department and submitted an application.