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6th Grade Science – Weather Words Flashcards
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air pressure
the weight of the air pressing down in one place.
altitude
the height from sea level
anemometer
a device to measure wind speed
atmosphere
the air surrounding the Earth
barometer
a device to measure air pressure
Celsius
a temperature scale where water freezes at zero degrees and boils at 100.
cirrus
Thin, wispy clouds which form at the upper layer of the atmosphere and are composed mostly of ice
climate
the average weather for a place.
condensation
the changing of a gas to a liquid.
conduction
heat energy transferred through a solid.
convection
heat energy transferred by liquid or gas.
cumulus
Puffy clouds, often described as “cottonballs”.
cumulonimbus
a dark, tall cloud that produces thunderstorms
cyclone
An area of low pressure around which winds blow.
density
the amount of mass in a volume. A liter of oil has greater density than a liter of smoke.
dew point
the temperature at which condensation occurs.
evaporation
the process by which a liquid changes to a gas or vapor.
A cloud at ground level.
freezing rain
precipitation that falls as rain and freezes when it hits the ground or other surfaces
the boundary between two different air masses.
a precipitation of ice balls falling from a cumulonimbus cloud.
humidity
the amount of water vapor in the air.
hurricane
the name for a cyclone above the equator. Cyclones are known as typhoons below the equator.
ionosphere
the outer region of the Earth’s atmosphere.
the amount of matter in something
mesosphere
The layer of the atmosphere located between the stratosphere and the ionosphere, where temperatures drop rapidly with increasing height.
meteorologist
a person who studies weather.
nimbus
A type of cloud that produces rain.
occluded front
An area where warm air is pushed upwards as a cold front overtakes a warm front and pushes underneath it
ozone layer
The protective layer in the atmosphere, about 15 miles above the ground, that absorbs some of the sun’s ultraviolet rays, thereby reducing the amount of potentially harmful radiation that reaches the earth’s surface.
precipitation
the falling to earth of any form of water (rain or snow or hail or sleet or mist)
psychometer
a device to measure humidity
radiation
heat energy transferred by waves. Can occur in empty space.
water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere
Precipitation of small transparent ice pellets
precipitation of ice crystals
stationary front
a front between warm and cold air masses that is moving very slowly or not at all.
stratosphere
region between the troposphere and mesosphere, extending from 10 to 30 miles above the Earth’s surface.
stratus
Meaning “layer. ” A low, gray cloud layer with a rather uniform base whose precipitation is most commonly drizzle.
temperature
the average amount of molecule movement in a substance.
thermometer
a device to measure temperature
thermosphere
The outermost layer of the atmosphere, where gas molecules split apart into ions.
tornado
A violently rotating column of air that forms at the bottom of a cloud and touches the ground, and lasts less than one hour.
troposphere
The layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth’s surface.
volume
an amount of space
water vapor
The colorless, odorless, invisible, gas form of water in the atmosphere.
weather
the condition of the troposphere at a given time.
wind (or weather) vane
a device to measure wind direction
Vocabulary words for grade 6.
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aircraft industry,
autopilot,
scuba,
careful,
antidemocratic,
apolitical,
atmosphere,
grateful,
bliss,
burgundy,
far away
impress,
geology,
ninety,
dismantle
cruelty,
green,
zoological,
from afar,
interest,
skillful,
blue-black,
cornice,
distort,
microphone,
rhinoceros,
appeal,
parody,
patriotism,
landscape,
birdie,
to appear
policy,
despise,
charm,
crawl
privilege,
come in handy
adventure,
try on
close the door
nice,
progressive,
professional,
religious,
rehearsal,
salad,
symphonic,
as,
theatre,
printing house,
hurried,
three hundred,
respect,
common,
centner,
eucalyptus,
emblem
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Best Danville, CA Public Schools (2023)
School (Math and Reading Proficiency)
Location
Grades
Students
Rank: #11.
Monte Vista High School
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3131 Stone Valley Rd. Danville, CA 94526 (925) 552-2800
Grades: 9-12
| 2,441 students
Rank: #22.
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501 Danville Blvd. Danville, CA 94526 (925) 552-3000
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What are the top ranked public schools in Danville, CA?
The top ranked public schools in Danville, CA are Monte Vista High School, San Ramon Valley High School and Charlotte Wood Middle School.
How many public schools are located in Danville, CA?
14 public schools are located in Danville, CA.
What percentage of students in Danville, CA go to public school?
85% of all K-12 students in Danville, CA are educated in public schools (compared to the CA state average of 90%).
What is the racial composition of students in Danville, CA?
Danville, CA minority enrollment is 43% of the student body (majority Asian), which is less than the California public school average of 78% (majority Hispanic).
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The best top ranked private schools in Danville, CA include The Athenian School, San Ramon Valley Christian Academy and St. Isidore School.
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25% of private schools in Danville, CA are religiously affiliated (most commonly Catholic and Christian).
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What are the top ranked private schools in Danville, CA?
The top ranked private schools in Danville, CA are The Athenian School, San Ramon Valley Christian Academy and St. Isidore School.
How many private schools are located in Danville, CA?
8 private schools are located in Danville, CA.
How diverse are private schools in Danville, CA?
Danville, CA private schools are approximately 32% minority students, which is lower than the California private school average of 49%
What percentage of students in Danville, CA go to private school?
15% of all K-12 students in Danville, CA are educated in private schools (compared to the CA state average of 10%).
What percentage of private schools are religiously affiliated in Danville, CA?
25% of private schools in Danville, CA are religiously affiliated (most commonly Catholic and Christian).
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The Athenian School, Danville, USA
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The Athenian School campus, covering over 30 hectares, is located in Danville, on a hilly, centuries-old oak-covered area bordering Mount Diablo Park, an hour’s drive from San Francisco and the famous Silicon Valley. Danville is a small, safe town on the coast of the San Francisco Bay with over 42,000 residents.
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The school facilities include modern classrooms, comfortable residences for boys and girls, an arts center, a research laboratory, an administration building, a library, a meeting room, a robotics store, gardens, an outdoor pool, golf courses, softball, football, baseball, tennis courts and a multifunctional sports hall.
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– school registration form
– questionnaire for parents
– diplomas and awards for participation in olympiads, competitions, competitions, exhibitions, concerts, scientific circles
– report card for the last 2 academic years (including the current academic year)
– testimonials from teachers of mathematics/history/biology/physics/chemistry and English from the previous school
– Skype interview with school representative
– entrance test in subjects
– certificate TOEFL (42) / IELTS (5) (submit the results to the school administration by February 15)
Perspectives
Graduates of The Athenian School enter prestigious US universities: University of California, University of Southern California, University of California-Berkeley, Stanford University, New York University, Harvard University, Swarthmore College, Yale University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Princeton University, University of Chicago, Pennsylvania State University and others.
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US High School Diploma 14-18 years
The US High School Diploma is an American high school diploma. To receive it, students study for 4 years, from grade 9 to grade 12 (14-18 years old). This qualification opens the doors of universities throughout North America, Canada and is widely recognized by international universities around the world. Students plan their own lesson plan by choosing subjects from a range of compulsory and elective subjects. The available subjects have different levels of difficulty, and the student himself can choose which subjects he will study at the standard level of difficulty, and which – in depth. The choice of subjects and the degree of difficulty must be approved by the student’s curator, taking into account academic performance. At the end of the last year, students take exams in all subjects studied.
The Athenian offers a choice of more than 50 AP (Advanced Placement) and honors courses (Honors) in areas such as mathematics, literature, science, humanities, foreign languages, and art. These courses prepare students for higher education as they are taught at the first-year university level.
Students undergo 4 years of academic preparation, which is adapted to their interests. It is worth noting that the graduation requirements of The Athenian School exceed the entrance requirements of the University of California, but most students in the learning process achieve much greater results than the school requires from them.
US High School Diploma Requirements at The Athenian School:
English: 4 years History/Humanities: 3 years Mathematics: 3 years Biology/Chemistry/Physics: 3 years Foreign Languages: 3 years Art: 2 years Physical Education: 3.5 years of study Community service: 30 hours/year Athenian Wilderness Experience: completed before graduation.
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US High School Diploma 14-18
76 8005 908 40172 76164 320104 61772 277
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Training
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Meals full board
Mentor Program
Some cultural events
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Registration fee 150 USD
Study materials, trips and excursions, out-of-pocket expenses 1,000 – 1,300 USD/year
The Athenian Wilderness Experience (Grade 11 students) $2,750
Intensive English course for international students 1,720 USD/year
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The Athenian School pays great attention to the aesthetic development of its students and emphasizes the importance of art for the comprehensive education of students. Therefore, the school offers many programs in various arts: drama, music, dance, painting, sculpture and other creative disciplines. For creative work, the school took care of the appropriate high-quality equipment, in addition, seminars, master classes are held, the educational institution invites musician teachers, artists, including artists from the Berkeley Repertory Theatre, the California Shakespeare Festival (California Shakespeare Festival) , the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, etc. In addition, there are other clubs and interest clubs at the school, for example, an applied science club, a book club, a business club, a debate club, an engineering and robotics club, a fashion club, an international hip-hop club, journalism club, latin culture and spanish club, UN model, parkour club, etc.
The school has a unique Athenian Wilderness Experience program, in which students receive extensive mountaineering experience, as well as rock climbing and independent survival experience in the wilderness (choosing the right route, providing first aid so that the trip is safe). Students also learn responsibility, caring for each other and appreciating the environment and making group decisions. The AWE program contributes to the development of leadership skills, improving physical fitness.
Physical fitness is also of great importance for The Athenian School students. It is represented by such sports as baseball, basketball, football, volleyball, softball, tennis, cross-country running, swimming, golf and wrestling. As a member of the North Coast Section, the California Interscholastic Federation, and the Middle School Sports League, the school participates in sports activities with other student teams throughout Northern California.
School description
The Athenian School was founded in 1965 by Dyke Brown, a Yale graduate and former vice president of the Ford Foundation. Brown’s interest in educating youth grew in connection with the education of his own children, as well as his youth development and juvenile delinquency prevention work at the Ford Foundation.
The basis of the philosophy of the school, its founder put the principle of Pericles of Athens on comprehensive education, therefore the main mission of The Athenian School is not only to prepare students for successful admission to the best universities in the country, but also to develop the analytical and creative abilities of students. In addition, Dyke Brown was heavily influenced by Kurt Hahn, the German educator who founded the Outward Bound and the prestigious Gordonstoun School in Scotland. For many years, The Athenian School was the only member of the international educational organization Round Square (based on the ideas of Kurt Hahn) in the United States. Both students and teachers of schools that are part of the Round Square network believe that the approach to secondary education should be based on the six ideas of “IDEALS”: Internationalism (Internationalism), Democracy (Democracy), Environment (Environment), Adventure (Adventure ), Leadership (Leadership), Service (Service). The school is also a member of the National Association of Private Schools (NAIS) and the Association of Boarding Schools (TABS).
The complex curriculum is aimed at the realities of university life, so the school has a developed mentoring system, as well as a sensitive and attentive attitude towards students on the part of school staff and teachers. The school has small classes and each student can count on individual attention and support. Education at the school takes place through practical training with a broad empirical laboratory program in biology, chemistry, physics and environmental science. There is also a unique course in applied science for advanced students who are passionate about science. In addition, The Athenian offers a choice of over 50 AP (Advanced Placement) and Honors courses in Literature, Mathematics, Science, Foreign Languages and Fine Arts.
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Elementary school marks a life-changing experience for children. Regardless of their preschool experience, on the first day of kindergarten, each child walks into a new world — a world that excites growing minds, a world that can intimidate, and a world that fundamentally forms a child’s impression of learning and education.
We believe the schools in this ranking exemplify the very best in elementary education. The aim of this ranking is to showcase just how good US education at the elementary-level can be. This is an American success story!
Some schools on this list may seem to have unfair advantages (better resources, more money, etc.). The common denominator, however, is that all schools listed here, working with what they have, create environments that are highly effective at stimulating learning and fostering personal growth.
We paid attention to aspects of the schools that we believe help create such effective environments. The schools on this list are not solely concerned with academics. In addition, these schools pay attention to variety, innovation, fun, and strong parental and community involvement.
This is a ranking article, sure, but we hope the take-away lesson is not whether a school was #20 or #41, #1 or #50. Every high-performing school on this list deserves your attention! These schools show what highly-motivated faculty, staff, parents, and students can achieve by raising expectations, rewarding hard work, and building character.
Top 10 Best Elementary Schools
Aukamm Elementary
Mason-Rice Elementary
Little Harbor Elementary
Bay Head Elementary
Frost Elementary
Marion Cross School
Merion Elementary
Marais des Cygnes Valley Elementary
Hawk Ridge Elementary
Crawford Elementary
1. Aukamm Elementary School
Wiesbaden, Germany
Some of the most overlooked people in the military are the children who travel with their military parents from base to base, even if it is in a foreign country. The Department of Defense understands the special challenges that children in these circumstances face and provides education on the base when local schools are not available.
Currently, there are 250 elementary students in grades K through five attending Aukamm Elementary on the Wiesbaden Air Base. The base was originally an air base for the German Luftwaffe during World War II.
One of the classrooms at AES is a four and five multi-grade class. The other ten classes comprise kindergarten through fifth grade single grade classes. Students participate in P.E., music, art, Spanish, media center instruction, and technology instruction.
Students also participate in a Host Nation program, which provides cultural instruction and language acquisition opportunities so that students can truly develop an appreciation for their host country. Host Nation classes and activities are taught by host nation teachers. It is a unique feature of the Department of Defense Dependent Schools elementary program.
The 102nd Signal Brigade volunteers as mentors and computer club support. They also volunteer at many activities held at or by the school. Students can participate in student council, sewing and crafting, art club, gardening club, drama club, cooking club, and music club.
While the school is part of the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), the school is supported by the Kaiserslautern School District.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
2. Mason-Rice Elementary
Newton Centre, Massachusetts
In the 90’s, Massachusetts set out to reform public education to bring about a student population that was better educated and performed better on achievement tests. Nowhere is this appreciated more than at Mason-Rice Elementary (MRE) where the third, fourth, and fifth graders outperformed all of the peers in their state.
In addition to managing almost perfect scores in math and reading in all grades, a large percentage of those passing also scored high enough to be considered advanced. Furthermore, MRE met all goals for the year, achieving adequate yearly progress.
Serving students between Kindergarten through fifth grade, students enjoy art, music, P.E., and instruction in instrumental music. Students have the opportunity to feature the books they are reading, record what they have learned from a book, and record discussions they have had about books they have read. Students can also sign up for a lunch on Fridays in which a book will be discussed.
Group instrument lessons are offered to fourth graders who present one formal concert at the end of the year. Teachers schedule other informal performances as the students progress.
Ranked 25th of the Best 100 Schools in the US by Neighborhood Scout
Rated the 3rd best elementary school in the Northeast by Neighborhood Scout
Rated 10 out of 10 by Education.com
Given a grade of A+ by K12.Niche.com
Given a grade of A+ by LocalSchoolDirectory. com
3. Little Harbor Elementary School
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Approximately 400 students in grades K through five attend Little Harbor Elementary School. 23 teachers provide instruction that includes both reading and writing workshops, word study, and regular academic classes based upon Common Core objectives, and the Follow the Child framework.
Students demonstrate their work through portfolios, projects, competitions, and artwork displays. Students attend field trips including one to the Living History Museum. Students and parents enjoy extra activities throughout the year, such as a spaghetti supper, Fall Festival, Halloween Parade, a Book Fair, and a Barn Dance for students.
Elementary students receive tutoring from high school students through a program called Amigos. Students have a student council, chess club, and a school store. Fifth graders get to attend an Environmental Camp and all grades have intramural sports.
Students in New Hampshire are tested in reading and math in 3rd through 5th grades. They are tested in writing in fifth grade, and science in fourth grade. All of Little Harbor’s grades taken together give them the second highest average of all schools in the state.
Given a grade of 98 by FindTheBest.com
Given a grade of A by K12.Niche.com
Given a grade of A- by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Ranked number four out of 227 schools by SchoolDigger.com with a five star rating
4. Bay Head Elementary
Bay Head, New Jersey
Designated by the state as a Reward School based upon superior academic excellence, Bay Head Elementary serves students in grades K through 8. Students have the opportunity to play on several sports teams in basketball, softball, soccer, and tennis. Additionally, students can participate in a garden club, aviation club, safety patrol, magic club, student council, art club, Kid Fit Club, chess club, and homework club.
Students receive peer tutoring in a program called Positive Partners where older students are paired with younger students. Partners participate in activities together throughout the year. All students take classes in Spanish, P.E., music, and art.
All classes go on two or more field trips per year. Students of elementary age have access to lap top computers for individual work, and teachers have Smart Boards and Smart Responders for learning through group engagement.
Out of district students are accepted, but students must apply and pay tuition. An aftercare program is provided on regular school days. Students can receive academic help at that time or just relax with friends or play games. There is a charge for the after school program, but parents only have to pay for days their children stay after school and utilize the program.
Ranked #1 of New Jersey Schools by JerseyCAN
State of New Jersey Department of Education Reward School
Given a grade of A by LocalSchoolDirectory. com
Rated nine out of 10 by Education.com
Ranked 120 out of 1229 Schools by SchoolDigger with a five star rating
5. Frost Elementary
Frostburg, Maryland
The EPE Research Center, who rates state educational systems based upon how well the state does across all its districts, gave to Maryland alone a B+; all other states were given a lesser grade. Frost Elementary had the fourth highest test average combining all state assessment scores in math, reading, and science, for grades three through five. Frost serves students in grades K through 5.
Students at Frost Elementary enjoy more than just academic classes and the accolades of those who rate schools. The Parent Teacher Organization partners with Frost to provide students with enrichment activities including pumpkin decorating and a trunk or treat event complete with a D.J. For Veterans Day, local veterans came to the school, read a book to classes and shared some of their experiences with the students. The choir, comprised of 3rd through 5th grade students, performed a concert in their honor.
Looking to the community, students at Frost celebrated the Kids-Helping-Kids campaign during the week of October 27 through October 31 to raise awareness about others in need and to collect canned goods to benefit the Frostburg Food Pantry.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
Ranked 17 out of 813 Schools by SchoolDigger with a five star rating
Given a grade of B+ by K12.Niche.com
Rated 10 out of 10 by Education.com
6. Marion Cross School
Norwich, Vermont
Frequently schools get caught up in the need for high scores on math and reading and give less attention to other subjects which may be tested, but that are not used to determine a school’s adequate yearly progress. This is not true at Marion Cross School where fourth and fifth graders did very well on the science and writing tests, respectively, narrowly outperforming other top schools in the state.
Students study the normal academic courses, but also take lessons in French, health, environmental education, technology, P.E., music, art, and library. Students have several innovative art projects to complete throughout the year. Many of these projects are featured on a special art website, displaying a wide array of creativity and talent. From insect drawings from first graders to group projects in fifth grade where each group is assigned a national park to depict in their drawings, art is integrated into other subjects in the curriculum, especially science.
Through the LEEEP (Learning about the Environment through Experiential Education Projects) Program, students complete outdoor projects to teach them about, and give them an appreciation for, the natural world through environmental inquiry.
Ranked two out of 112 out of schools with a five star rating by SchoolDigger.com
Rated 10 out of 10 by Education.com
Given a grade of A by K12. Niche.com
7. Merion Elementary School
Merion, Pennsylvania
Merion Elementary School has a history of excellence. The school has over 500 students in grades K through five in a campus that spans over eight acres with specialized learning support classrooms, an auditorium, gym, cafeteria, playground, playing fields, and a library/media center.
There are 23 classroom teachers and additional teachers for special education, P.E., art, library, music, and the gifted and talented program. The school also employs two literacy specialists and all students second grade and over take Spanish lessons every week with one to two language teachers.
Students at Merion are accustomed to using technology in the classroom and are given multiple opportunities every week to use wireless technology and/or the computer lab. Additionally, students in fourth and fifth grade may participate in band, orchestra, and/or choir. There are also after school athletics for interested students.
Although the school first opened its doors in 1925, the school has undergone several changes. Major renovations took place in 2003 so that the school was updated and modernized.
In the summers there are camps for young writers and readers. During the school year, the school district provides a subscription to DreamBox, which allows students to develop skills in STEM subjects both at school and at home. Parents are encouraged to have their children use the program at home and parents are given tips and ideas on how to work with their children in math to make it engaging and fun.
Students at Merion have helped raise over four thousand pounds of food for Philabundance, a charity providing food to the needy.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching
Given a grade of A+ by K12. Niche.com
Given a grade of A by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Ranked four out of 1415 schools with a five star rating by Schooldigger.com
8. Marais des Cygnes Valley Elementary
Quenemo, Kansas
The Marais des Cygnes Valley School District has an elementary school and a middle/high school. The elementary school serves students in grades K through 5. Some teachers work in both schools such as the music teacher who recently acquired five acoustic guitars for use in music classes, giving students exposure to new and different types of music in both the upper and lower schools.
Fourth grade science students received a perfect score on the Kansas State Assessment of Science. Third and Fourth graders received perfect scores on the Kansas State Assessment of Math. Third and Fourth grade students received a perfect score on the Kansas State Assessment of Reading. All other scores were in the high 90s.
It is of little surprise, then, that Marais des Cygnes Valley Elementary received National Recognition from the US Department of Education as a 2014 Blue Ribbon School as well as an additional award as an exemplary school for closing the gap in achievement.
Every week, each grade elects a student of the week. Parents of students given this honor are then invited to come to the school and have lunch their children to celebrate this honor.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
Given a grade of B- by K12.Niche.com
Ranked number seven out of 563 schools by Schooldigger.com with a five star rating
Ranked nine out of 10 by Zillow.com
9. Hawk Ridge Elementary
Charlotte, North Carolina
Because of their almost-perfect achievement on state-administered standardized tests, Hawk Ridge has been named an Honor School of Excellence from the state of North Carolina.
Students are given the opportunity to participate in activities such as the Movie Making Club, the Fishing Club, Reader’s Theater, the Instrumentation Club, the Math Olympiad, Sports Broadcasting, as well as many other activities that are parent-sponsored.
Nearly fifty percent of the teachers have master’s degrees and almost fifty percent are National Board-certified. Weekly newsletters from the principal also include parent tips. Parents are a vital part of Hawk Ridge. In the 2013–14 school year, they raised over $30,000 to buy smart boards for the classrooms. Their efforts not only make extracurricular activities possible, but they also volunteer for many other activities such as Night of the Arts, the Science Fair, and the annual Multicultural Celebration.
Hawk Ridge is not satisfied with an ordinary curriculum. To enhance learning, the curriculum is being buoyed by the Seven Habits of Happy Kids. These are listed on the technology tools website along with several links to helpful websites and projects created by students. Also, for each grade there is a list of links that are tailored to the students of that grade to help them in a variety of skills and subjects.
Given a grade of A+ by LocalSchoolDirectory.com
Ranked number three out of 1033 schools with a five star rating by Schooldigger.com
Rated 10 out of 10 by Education.com
Given a grade of 99 by City-Data.com
2005 Blue Ribbon Award Winner
10. Crawford Elementary School
Fairbanks, Alaska
Located on Eielson Air Force Base, the majority of students are military dependents, but students from Moose Creek also attend. There are approximately 300 students in grades three through 6. The school opened in 1997 and was named after Robert McArthur Crawford who penned the Air Force song, best known by the first line: Off we go into the wild blue yonder.
The Crawford library has an online search engine by keyword, title, author, subject, or series. The library also provides online links for homework help and links to the Accelerated Reader Program and the ThinkCentral website where students can access coursework in social studies, world languages, reading and language arts, math, science, and health.
Students have lessons in music and one teacher is dedicated to an extended learning program. There is a special education program and intervention specialists for academics and behavior.
2014 Blue Ribbon Award/Exemplary High Performing School
1999 USAF Award for Design Excellence
Ranked number one out of 116 schools with a five star rating by Schooldigger.com
Given a grade of 90 by City-data.com
Methodology
Only schools that included grades three through five were considered for this list. Moreover, we focused on the scores and achievements of only the third, fourth, and fifth grades. When looking at state assessment scores, all state-administered tests were considered in a school’s overall average for grades three through five.
Many schools on this list earned Blue Ribbon awards from the Department of Education. Schools have to apply and qualify in order to be chosen for this award. Schools cannot reapply for five years, so obtaining this award is a significant achievement no matter the year in which it was received. America has approximately 70,000 public elementary schools, and thousands of these schools apply annually for the award. But each year only about 300 receive the coveted Blue Ribbon.
This list of schools includes a few not located in America’s 50 states (Alabama through Wyoming). All out-of-country schools on this list are run by the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA). They are located on military bases and operated by certified teachers. The schools have AdvanceEd accreditation and are recognized by the US Senate as American schools.
Life for military children can be challenging because they must frequently move from base to base. Correspondingly, teachers and administrators at these schools face the challenge of an ever-changing student body. Yet such challenges also present unique opportunities, such as linguistic and cultural enrichment through a Host Nation Program. This is why a DoDEA school is ranked number one on this list.
These 10 Cities In Southern California Have The Best Schools
Posted in Southern California
March 28, 2016
by Angela
If you are raising children in Southern California, or plan to at some point in the future, it’s important to know where the best schools are in this region. Based on data compiled by Niche.com, we have put together a list of cities that have some of the best school districts in Southern California based on such factors including test scores, academic strength, diversity, parent/student experience, educational outcomes, health and safety, student culture, and extracurricular activities. If you want to reference the original article and learn more about the ranking methodology used by Niche, you can check out more information here. Here are some of the cities that made the list for having the best schools.
10. Manhattan Beach Unified School District
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There are 8 schools in the Manhattan Beach Unified School District serving close to 7,000 students. The entire district has received a high score on the API (Academic Performance Index) making it one of the top performing districts in all of California.
9. Beverly Hills Unified School District
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Serving the city of Beverly Hills, this district has close to 5,000 students in attendance across 6 schools in the district. A+ ratings in academics, teachers and educational outcomes make this district stand out with its top schools. However, it has received lower marks in sports/fitness and culture/diversity.
8. Los Alamitos Unified School District
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This school district based in Los Alamitos includes 10 schools with approximately 10,000 students in Seal Beach, Rossmoor, Los Alamitos, and parts of Cypress. A+ ratings in multiple areas including teachers, academics, sports/ fitness, educational outcomes and administrative policies put this district on the top schools list.
7. San Dieguito Union High School District
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This school district based in Encinitas has approximately 12,500 students attending the 10 schools in the district. The district includes the cities of Encinitas, Solana Beach, Del Mar and surrounding areas. With A+ ratings for teachers, academics, educational outcomes and administrative policies, this district ranks high on the top schools list.
6. Redondo Beach Unified School District
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There are 13 schools in the Redondo Beach Unified School District with approximately 9,000 students attending these schools. With A+ ratings across most all measured categories, this school district consistently receives recognition for being a top performing district.
6. Poway Unified School District
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This school district in San Diego county serves approximately 35,500 students across 38 schools in the Poway Unified School District. With A+ ratings for teachers, academics, educational outcomes, administration and policies, it’s no wonder the schools in this district are consistently rated as the top schools in San Diego County.
4. Irvine Unified School District
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This school district in Orange County includes 36 schools in the city of Irvine with approximately 30,000 students in attendance. The schools in Irvine consistently receive recognition as having some of the best schools in SoCal. This district has received the California Distinguished Schools label 48 times since 1986.
3. Arcadia Unified School District
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There are 11 schools in the Arcadia Unified School District with approximately 9,700 students in attendance. This district ranks highly in academic excellence with an overall A+ rating. However, it receives lower marks in student/parent surveys in regard to extracurriculars and sports/fitness.
2. Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District
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There are 19 schools in the Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District with approximately 11,700 students attending these schools. With an A+ rating for teachers, academics, and educational outcomes, this district ranks high on the top schools list.
1. San Marino Unified School District
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There are four schools in the San Marino Unified School District with approximately 3,100 students attending these schools. Based on API scores, this is the top performing school district in Los Angeles.
Any surprises by the school districts that made the list? It’s no wonder that most of the cities that received some of the highest ratings for schools are also some of the most affluent areas in Southern California.
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Six Toronto Elementary Schools Top Fraser Institute Rankings – RussianWeek.ca
Posted on Sunday, January 20, 2019 – 10:21 by romtim in Canada, News, Education
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The Fraser Institute has released its annual ranking of Ontario elementary schools. Six Toronto schools top the list. There were eight last year.
In total, the Institute evaluated the situation in 3,000 schools on nine different parameters, including test scores in reading, writing and math. nine0003
Sixteen elementary schools achieved perfect scores of ten.
Avondale Alternative, Havergal College and Islamic Institute of Toronto topped the list of schools in Toronto. Northmount, Sathya Sai and St. Sebastian also made it to the top.
Al-Risala Private Academy in Mississauga is back at the top of the list.
Critics of this ranking say it focuses too much on standardized tests and doesn’t really help students succeed in the classroom. nine0003
Proponents of these annual reports comparing the levels of different schools believe that this helps the process of improving schools.
The full ranking of Ontario elementary schools can be found here.
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Ecole Nouvelle de la Suisse Romande
country:
Switzerland
age:
3-18 (boarding from 10 years old)
minimum age of foreign students:
10
location:
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Lausanne
language of instruction:
English French
school type:
private school
classes:
5-12
program type:
elementary school, high school
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number of students:
560 people
composition of students:
51% – Swiss, 49% – students from 42 countries (including 4% from Russia)
teacher/student ratio:
1:15
accommodation type:
boarding house, other
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duration:
academic semester, academic year, 1+ years
start date:
autumn winter
school website:
www. ensr.ch
Ecole Nouvelle de la Suisse Romande is an international private school for girls and boys. It is widely known not only in Switzerland for its impeccable reputation, which has been preserved for a century in unchanged quality.
The school was founded in 1906, is located in the French part of Switzerland, has a convenient location in the fashionable area of Lausanne. Located in the upper part of the city, on the shores of Lake Geneva, the school attracts children from all over the world.
Ecole Nouvelle de la Suisse Romande benefits:
graduates enter prestigious universities in Europe and North America
is a member of the Swiss Association of Private Schools
in high school the possibility of choosing a study program: Swiss Maturity Diploma or International Baccalaureate Diploma
highly qualified teaching staff
the curriculum is tailored to the individual needs of each student
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Parents are provided with a monthly report on their child’s progress
communication with peers from different countries – children of politicians, diplomats, big businessmen – gives invaluable experience and connections
safe environment, beautiful campus with all facilities
School specialization: sports
Ranking in the country: the school is in the list of the best schools in Switzerland
High School Program: IB, Matura
Academic results:
The quality and rigor of teaching allows students to achieve excellent exam results. This allows students to choose and enter the best universities around the world.
Colleges where graduates go:
Bond University
Business School of Lausanne (BSL)
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European Institute of Business Administration (INSEAD) à Paris
Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne (EPFL)
Higher Institute of Design (LISAA) in Paris
Imperial College London
International University Geneva
King’s College London,
London Metropolitan University
London School of Economics (LSE)
Loyola University New Orleans (CA)
Lund University
McGill University
Royal Polytechnic Institute in Stockholm
Stanford University (CA)
Universities of Barcelona
Universities of Berlin
University College of London (UCL)
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University of applied sciences in management (HEG) Geneva
University of Art and Design (HEAD) Geneva
University of California
University of Florida (FL)
University of Melbourne
University of Miami (FL)
University of Montreal,
University of Technology in Sydney
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University of Victoria etc.
Famous Alumni:
Ananda Mahidol, 8th King of Thailand
Bumibol Abu Ladesh, 9th King of Thailand
David Schama, Swiss photographer
Geraldine Chaplin, actress
Joseph Prut, Russian screenwriter
Mohamed Reza Pahvali, Shah of Iran
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Fernand Auberjonois, journalist and foreign correspondent
Fouad Farouk, last king of Egypt
Programs:
Until the 10th grade, all students of the school are engaged in one program, after which they must determine their future path, depending on future plans. Depending on the university of which country the child wants to enter, you can choose one of the high school programs:
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the Swiss Maturite program, upon completion of which graduates receive the Swiss Maturité certificate, with which they can enter the university. The pre-university program involves the study of 13 compulsory subjects (French + 2 other languages, mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, history, geography, introduction to economics and law, art and music), as well as several additional ones to choose from. Examinations for this program include written and oral tests and are conducted in 2 stages (6 subjects in the first year of study and 6 subjects in the second). nine0143
international bilingual program International Baccalaureate (English and French) – involves passing a 2-year course, which makes it possible to obtain a certificate that is recognized by most universities in the world. As part of the International Baccalaureate program, students choose 6 subjects: 3 of them are studied at the standard level and 3 at the “advanced” level. They also complete 3 mandatory IB blocks (studying a course in the theory of knowledge, writing an essay (4000 words) and recruiting the required number of hours in events in the areas of Creativity, Action and Service). Since the program is bilingual, 4 subjects are taught in a specialized language, for example, in English, the rest in French (or vice versa). nine0143
There are summer programs (June-July). National composition in summer courses: approximately 40% – Swiss, 25% – Europeans, 20% – Asians, 10% – Russian speakers.
Accommodation:
About 40 people live in the pension. In total, the boarding house can accommodate 45 children. Accommodation in a boarding house is allowed from the age of 10 and can be arranged for 5 or 7 days a week. Girls and boys live in rooms for 1-2 people, depending on age, and are under the constant supervision of school staff. A truly family atmosphere provides a sense of security, care and support.
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Technical equipment of the school:
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Dear Mr./Ms. [Name],
Thank you for taking the time to interview me [state when the interview took place], it was a pleasure speaking with you and learning more about the [insert the title of the job you applied for] position.
I was very interested to learn about [mention an insight or something you learned about the company or role during the interview that impressed you]. I am very excited about the prospect of [describe how you would add value to the company or how your experience and interests align with the position and company].
Please advise on the next steps and whether there is anything you need from me in the meantime. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
[Your name]
[Your contact information]
Sending a follow-up email after an interview is often expected and can benefit your application in several ways. For one, it gives you the opportunity to reaffirm your interest in a position and to underline the value you would add to the company you are interviewing with. Moreover, it helps you to make a good impression on the hiring manager, showing that you are thoughtful and appreciative.
Use our step-by-step guide to write a clear, simple follow-up email after an interview.
Key points to keep in mind:
Be short and clear.
Keep it professional.
Proofread and spell-check before sending.
The first follow-up email after an interview should be sent within 24 hours, expressing thanks and inquiring as to the next steps.
If you have not received any feedback in over a week after your first follow-up email, you can send a second follow-up email as a gentle reminder that you are waiting on feedback. This should be just as friendly, enthusiastic, and professional as the first follow up email, but shorter.
1. Subject line.
Rather than composing a new message with a different subject line, continue with the existing email thread that contains your first follow-up email.
2. Salutation.
Use the same salutation as you did in the first follow-up email.
3. Body.
The structure of the body should be shorter and more concise than in your first follow-up email but maintain the same degree of friendliness, enthusiasm, and professionalism. State that you are just following up on the interview, reaffirm that you are still very interested in the position, and ask for an update.
4. Sign off.
Use the same formal or semi-formal tone used in your first email.
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Dear Mr./Ms. [Name],
I trust you are well. I was just following up on the [position for which you interviewed] position. I enjoyed meeting with you [indicate when the interview took place] and learning more about [company name] and [the position]. I am still very interested in the position and will gladly provide any additional information you may still require of me.
If you could provide me with an update regarding the process that would be much appreciated. I look forward to hearing back from you.
Thank you,
[Your name]
[Your contact information]
Follow-up Email After an Interview: 10 Templates & Examples
After a job interview, it’s a good idea to send a thank-you email. It’s an opportunity to make your job application stand out from other job seekers, reinforce why you’re a good fit for the position, and provide any critical additional information to the potential employer.
This article shows you:
How to write a follow-up email after an interview
What to write in your follow-up email based on your specific situation
Provide templates and sample follow-up emails you can use to make your job search easier.
The importance of sending a follow-up email
It’s essential to send a follow-up email because it reinforces why you’re a good fit, allows you to answer any additional questions they have, and will enable you to stand out from job candidates who don’t send a follow-up.
Following up with your interviewer during each stage of the hiring process shows that you’re grateful for the interviewer’s time and excited about the position.
If you include anecdotes from your interview, it shows you were actively listening and have strong soft skills. Soft skills are difficult to teach in a work environment, so they are highly sought after by employers.
How to write a follow-up email
In general, there are three types of follow-up emails you send after an interview:
Immediately after the interview
A follow-up email if you haven’t heard back
A check-in email to stay in touch for networking purposes’
Ideally, you’ll only need to send one email – the thank-you note after your interview that expresses your enthusiasm for the job and thank the interviewer for their time. However, you may need to send a second follow-up email if you don’t get a response from a potential employer.
Below is a step-by-step guide that’ll help you write a follow-up email after an interview:
1.
Use a strong subject line
The best subject lines are clear, concise, and memorable. Here are the best interview follow-up email subject lines:
Thank you for your time today!
Thank you for the opportunity!
Appreciate your time!
I enjoyed meeting with you!
Thank you, [insert interviewer’s name]
Great talking with you!
Enjoyed our conversation!
Excellent speaking with you!
Following up regarding [insert position title]
2. Start with thank you
In the first paragraph, mention the specific position you’re applying to, thank the interviewer for their time, and express your passion for the job and company.
3. Talk about your interview
In your second paragraph, choose a specific topic you enjoyed talking about in your interview or one that seemed essential to the hiring manager. Connect that to your experience, interests, and skills. Use the STAR method to structure a compelling story that is short and to the point.
4. Reinforce your value
In your final paragraph, reinforce why you’re the best candidate for the job. Invite them to ask you any additional questions and close by saying that you’re excited to hear back.
5. Include your contact information
End your email with a professional and friendly closing like “Best,” “Sincerely,” “Thank You,” or “Cheers.” Be sure to include your contact information in your signature.
Follow-up email templates
Below are several follow-up email templates you can use during your interview process.
Follow-up email after an interview template
Subject line: Following up regarding [insert position title]
Hey [interviewer’s name],
Thank you so much for taking the time to interview me for [the position you’re applying for] at [Company Name]. It was great to learn more about your [strategy / challenges / company values / insights].
I really enjoyed our conversation and it reaffirmed my interest in the job. I think I could make a real contribution to [specific goal or issue the interviewer raised]. In my role as a [insert current or most relevant position], I [insert STAR method answer that proves you can help with the goal or issue].
My experience and values really align with [company name] and I’m excited by the prospect of joining your team. Please feel free to contact me on [phone number] or [email address] if you need any additional information. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks, [Your name]
Follow-up email after phone interview template
Subject line: Thanks for the phone call
Hey [interviewer’s name],
Thank you so much for taking the time to talk to me on the phone today. It was great to learn more about [the position you’re applying for] and [company name]. I love the way you’re thinking about [strategy / challenge / company values / insights].
I look forward to meeting you for an in-person interview and providng any additional information you need. Please see my attached resume and cover letter that outline my work experience in detail.
Thanks, [Your name]
Follow-up email after the second interview template
Subject line: Great to meet you again, [interviewer’s name]
Hey [interviewer’s name],
Thank you for the opportunity to come and chat about [the position] at [company name]. It was great to meet [new peoples’ names]. It’s reaffirmed my desire to work with [team name].
I’ve been thinking about [strategy / challenges / company values / insights] that we discussed and I have some ideas which I’ve attached to the email. Please let me know what you think, I’d be happy to flesh out any details you think are missing.
Thanks again for your time and advice and I look forward to your final decision on the job offer.
Thanks, [Your name]
Follow-up email after no response template
Subject line: Checking in about [position] at [company name]
Hey [hiring manager’s name],
Just checking in as you said in our last interview that you’d be making a final decision for the [position] by [established deadline].
I think I’m a great fit for the position and would love to come work with you and the team. Please let me know if you have an update or need any additonal details from me to help with the decision-making process.
Thanks, [Your name]
Follow-up email after receiving competing offer template
Subject line: Following up on [position] at [company name]
Hey [hiring manager’s name],
I wanted to let you know I’ve received an offer for a [position] at [other company name]. My deadline for accepting the offer is on [date].
I’d be happy to turn down that offer if you choose to hire me as your new [job title]. Please let me know if you’re likely to reach a final decision before the deadline I’ve established with [other company name].
I think I’m a great fit for the position and would love to come work with you and the team. Please let me know if you have an update or need any additonal details from me to help with the decision-making process.
Thanks, [Your name]
Follow-up email examples
Below are several examples of follow-up emails you can use during the interview process.
Follow-up email after an interview example
Subject line: Following up regarding Senior Software Engineer position
Hey Dan,
Thank you so much for taking the time to interview me for the Senior Software Engineer position at Atlassian. It was great to learn more about Atlassian’s company values. I particularly love don’t #@!% the customer.
I really enjoyed our conversation and it reaffmired my interest in the job. I think I could make a real contribution to reducing the loading time of Jira. In my role as a Software Engineer, I tasked with reducing the time to first byte by 20%. To do this, I taught myself how to use Edge Functions which give you the benefits of static with the power of dynamic. By using Edge Functions we were able to reduce our code execution time by 100x.
My experience and values really align with Atlassian and I’m excited by the prospect of joining your team. Please feel free to contact me on 202-555-0147 or [email protected] I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks, Joe
Follow-up email after phone interview example
Subject line: Thanks for the phone call
Hey Sam,
Thank you so much for taking the time to talk to me on the phone today. It was great to learn more about the SEO manager position and Canva. I love the way you’re thinking about growing international traffic.
I look forward to meeting you for an in-person interview and providng any additional information you need. This is my dream job so I’m super excited to hear from you. Please see my attached resume and cover letter that outline my work experience in detail.
Thanks, Jon
Follow-up email after the second interview example
Subject line: Great to meet you again, Clarence
Hey Clarence,
Thank you for the opportunity to come and chat about Product Designer position at Eight Sleep. It was great to meet Sam and John. It’s reaffirmed my desire to work with the product team.
I’ve been thinking about how you said you wanted to improve the first user experience and I have some ideas which I’ve attached to the email. Please let me know what you think, I’d be happy to flesh out any details you think are missing.
Thanks again for your time and advice and I look forward to your final decision on the job offer.
Thanks, Samantha
Follow-up email after no response example
Subject line: Checking in about Product Manager position at Cointracker
Hey Josephine,
Just checking in as you said in our last interview that you’d be making a final decision for the Product Manager position by Monday.
I think I’m a great fit for the position and would love to come work with you and the team. Please let me know if you have an update or need any additonal details from me to help with the decision-making process.
Thanks, Chloe
Follow-up email after receiving competing offer template
Subject line: Following up on Marketing Manager position at GitLab
Hey Eric,
I wanted to let you know I’ve received an offer for a Marketing Manager position at Webflow. My deadline for accepting the offer is next Friday.
I’d be happy to turn down that offer if you choose to hire me as your new Marketing Manager. Please let me know if you’re likely to reach a final decision before the deadline I’ve established with Webflow.
I think I’m a great fit for the position and would love to come work with you and the team. Please let me know if you have an update or need any additional details from me to help with the decision-making process.
Thanks, Patrick
Tips for writing a follow-up email or letter
Send an email: While handwritten notes can be great, time is of the essence during an active hiring process, so send an email within 24 hours of your job interview.
Show your enthusiasm: Hiring managers love to hire passionate people who care about the role and company. A good follow-up email is one of the best ways to reinforce our passion and emphasize that you’re a good fit for the position within their organization.
Include additional information: If you forgot to share an important related experience or said that you could provide additional information after the interview, your thank-you email is the perfect place to do this. You can also use it to clarify anything you feel didn’t come across as well as it should have in the interview.
Don’t send it without proofreading it: Regardless of whether you send your thank-you note by email or mail, be sure to read the message out loud before sending it. Reading your email aloud will help you catch any grammatical errors or typos. You’re still trying to make a good impression, so a well-written letter is vital. If you’re sending an email, be sure to send a copy to yourself first so you can check the formatting.
How to write a follow-up email for a job application
So you’ve successfully completed another phase of your job search: a full day of interviews for your ideal job. You nailed it as far as you are interested!
You are sure that you are the best fit and will soon receive an offer from them. After a few weeks, you start to get the awful feeling that the job interview wasn’t as easy as you thought.
At this point, you might think it’s best to cut your losses and move on. But don’t do it!
Contact the company before leaving this interview in the past. Of course, keep looking for a job until you get and accept a job offer, but there can be many reasons why you haven’t heard from the hiring manager.
There will likely be several other candidates and the process may take some time. There are many other factors that can cause a response delay.
Perhaps the person who is to approve your proposal letter has dealt with a personal crisis. Or the whole organization had to work on an important project.
The head of the department you applied for may have resigned unexpectedly and the organization needs to replace him first.
You have no idea what’s going on on the other side, for whatever reason. Worrying about it won’t help, but talking to your contact might.
Although you don’t want to be seen as obnoxious, you must do your best to stay in the employer’s memory.
Here’s how to write a follow-up email after a job application without sounding like a pest.
When should you follow up on a job application
It is usually acceptable to send a follow-up email one to two weeks after you have applied, unless the job posting has a set deadline for the recruitment process.
This gives employers enough time to review your resume, cover letter, and any other documents you send. If you continue to communicate after the interview, you should do so as soon as possible – within three to five days.
As a general rule, you should contact the team reviewing your application one to two weeks after you submit it to give them time to process your application. However, you can contact him earlier if you have a job offer.
In this case, contact the hiring manager and tell him that you have received an offer from another organization, but this is your first option. This can speed up the interview process and move you forward.
What do you say when you answer a job application?
After applying for a job, you can send an email or thank you note. This should be done after
How do you follow up on a job application?
Double check and make sure the next steps are correct before sending an email or making a phone call.
Read the job description again
Review the job description again before doing anything else. Tony Frana, career consultant for FlexJobs, advises: “Look out for any deadlines or schedules that may be in the ad.”
The corporation can indicate when the application window closes in a job posting.
You do not want to follow up until this date if you apply. Instead, take the opportunity to apply for another job!”
Be Respectful
On rare occasions, the job description may state that applicants should not call or email to inquire about their status.
If so, you must respect the employer’s wishes and refrain from contacting them. Even if it is difficult to wait, you should not continue – no matter how much you want to.
If you ignore the request, the recruiter will assume that you either didn’t read the job description carefully or didn’t follow the instructions well.
Although employers are hiring despite the pandemic, the hiring process has slowed down.
Keep this in mind as you work on your application. Hiring managers may not have any information to share with you, or they may find that they cannot hire you for the position you are applying for.
Remember that everyone is going through hard times right now and supervisors may not have valuable information for you.
Timing is important
While you may be tempted to respond to your job application immediately after you submit it, you should usually wait a few days.
“Wait about a week or two before considering applications,” advises Fran, “unless the job posting explicitly states an application close window, in which case that gives you a target date for follow-up review. ”
In general, this gives hiring staff sufficient time to review submitted applications.”
Pick a better day
Monday and Friday are the two days you should avoid talking to anyone. Monday is usually a busy day of transition when people return to work.
If the recipient doesn’t read your email by Friday, it could be buried under a mass of emails over the weekend. Tuesday to Thursday are the best days to process job applications.
Use your network
Perhaps one of the leaders of the new company you want to work for knows one of your previous colleagues (or Aunt Marty).
Research your professional and personal connections to determine if you know anyone who can help you get a job or get your resume in the top spot.
Explain the position you want and everything that qualifies you for it, including your education, skill set and work experience. But don’t stop there; don’t forget to offer the person your help as well. They might be more willing to help you if you did it that way.
You can also use online networking platforms such as LinkedIn to find out if anyone in your network knows someone who works for the company you want to work for.
If you do, you can always contact the person to see if they have any inside information about the job. You may be able to ask for a recommendation or ask the person to put in a good word for you, depending on your relationship with them.
Make sure you properly follow up on your job application once you have demonstrated that you can and should.
Professionalism Matters
It doesn’t mean you’re best friends just because you applied or chatted with a recruiter. It is a mistake to be too personal or informal.
Recruiters and hiring managers are nice people, and it’s their job to discuss the job with all sorts of people. On the other hand, they don’t have time to befriend everyone they interview.
When responding to job applications, be professional and respect personal limitations, even if your initial conversation was fantastic.
Find the right email address
When applying for jobs by email, if at all possible, send your email directly to the hiring manager, not to the broad email address “[email protected]” .
If you’re lucky, the email address will be on the original job posting, but if not, you’ll have to do some more detective work to crack it. Try going to the company page on LinkedIn and selecting People.
You can then search for the hiring manager (or someone with a similar position if you don’t know their name) and see if they have the email address listed on their profile.
Be concise
Before following up a job application, it’s a good idea to think about what you’re about to say. So, whether you’re calling a hiring manager, sending an email, or posting on LinkedIn, try to keep your communication short.
“It’s important to keep your correspondence short because hiring managers and recruiters are likely to be inundated with emails and notes from dozens of other candidates, so brevity is important. ”
“You should communicate two things in your email or note: your continued interest in the job and when potential clients can expect to hear about the next steps,” Fran suggests.
Then ask a follow-up question
Of course, all you want to know is whether you got the job. However, you can ask the employer a question to justify your next steps.
If they are still accepting applications, you can find out when they plan to start narrowing down their choices and conducting interviews.
This can give you an idea of when to expect a response.
Join the social media victory by liking and following the company’s Facebook page and Twitter feed.
“In today’s labor market, employers are looking for employees who have the right professional qualifications and fit into the corporate culture.
Engaging with a brand on social media is a great way to show and demonstrate interest in it. Follow LinkedIn and other company social media pages.
“Like and comment on their posts to show the team that you’re interested in what they’re doing,” advises Fran.
Make it clear that you are in high demand
If a company is interested in you for this job, but you haven’t heard from the initial contact, you can try to expedite the process by letting them know that other companies are considering you – if and only if it is true.
“If you have other organizations interested in you, but you are looking for a specific position, you must tell them that you are in demand.”
According to Frana, “simply noting in your follow-up email that you are still very interested in the role but also exploring other options” can be a gentle approach to pushing the company into it.
Do not use any threatening language and try not to sound pompous. On the other hand, subtly letting them know you’re in demand can be a wise strategy as it can encourage them to take you more seriously and speed up the process.
You can send a professional email asking about the status of your application if you applied for a job and haven’t received a response after two weeks.
Write a good follow-up email with these examples.
Example 1: Job Application Response Tracking Email
I am writing to follow up on the application I submitted on May 7th for a marketing coordinator position at your company and to reiterate how interested I am in negotiating with the hiring team for this particular position.
As mentioned in the job description, you need a proactive tutorial with excellent communication skills, and I hope this sequel will prove both. I also have 3 years of experience in marketing and am truly delighted with the work done in your company. I would be happy to assist the marketing team in their efforts.
Thank you for taking the time to review my application. I know how much time and effort it takes. Looking forward to your reply!
with the best wishes,
Your name
Example 2.
Electronic letter to monitor the response to the application for work
Plot Line: Regarding the post of senior web-developer
9000 Dear …… ..,
Two weeks ago I applied for a senior web developer position at Hays Corporation. I would like to ask you to share with me the timeline of your solution.
I am thrilled to be able to join the Hays Corp team, using my 10 years of experience in web development and UX design to help grow the company.
I have attached my application materials for your convenience. Please let me know if there is any other information I can provide. I look forward to speaking with you.
with the best wishes,
Reymond Jones
Sample 3 Electronic Letters to monitor the application for employment
Stage writer
9000 Conscious managers for finding
I recently applied for a technical writer position at Stone Mountain Technology and have been following you to check the timing of your decision. I am thrilled to be able to join your team and have over 15 years of experience as a technical writer and copywriter.
I have attached my application materials for your convenience. Please let me know if you need more information as you move on to the next step in the recruitment process.
Best,
Adam Smith
Job Application Tips
These templates will help you get started writing a follow-up email that fits your scenario. Here are a few more things to think about:
Adapt your writing style to the needs of the workplace
If you are applying for a corporate position, your letter should be more formal. If you’re working in a casual environment, it’s okay to keep things shorter and more conversational.
This can help you demonstrate that you are familiar with the workplace.
Avoid follow-ups
If you don’t get a response after a few days, double-check your information, call your employer, or look for other options.
Always remember to be patient
Employers sometimes take a long time to complete the hiring process, especially during busy periods. You can follow your application, but don’t bother them.
It’s nerve-wracking to follow, but much more nerve-wracking to wait. It’s worth giving it your all if you’re in a profession you’re passionate about.
If you continue in a pleasant and professional manner, you will be able to make a positive impression and learn what steps to take next.
Conclusion
Although it may seem inconvenient, knowing how to follow up on a job application can mean the difference between getting an interview and not getting promoted at all.
Follow-up is an expected part of the application process, so take charge of your job search! Know where to look based on your preferences and requirements.
For example, if you are looking for a flexible work schedule, there are many options for working from home and part-time work. remote work who are looking for people like you.
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Perfect email followed by email
So you have pre-arranged weeks for interviews. And since you are a pervert IWT reader, you even dealt with questions with your friends and family and friends.
And when you got in… you squashed every question they threw at you – and even hit them with using my portfolio technique. By all accounts, everything went very well and you feel confident about your chances. ..
…what now?
The days following an interview can be the busiest for any job seeker and often involve constantly checking your inbox to see if they sent you an offer.
In fact, you should do something that you should do after the interview that will increase your chances of landing your dream: sending an email for a follow-up interview.
But what does your e-mail say? How long after the interview should you send it? And what will you do if you don’t hear?
Today I’ll show you how to create the perfect email for a follow-up interview. When you do it right, it will instantly make you the clear favorite for whatever job you’re after.
Bonus: Were you worried that you didn’t ask about your salary? Here is my huge free guide to salary negotiation next time.
But first…
Why sending a follow-up email is a critical step
“But Ramit, why should I send a follow-up email? Wasn’t my good interview good enough?
Look, no matter how good your interview was, you STILL need to send a follow-up email for 5 reasons:
It leaves a good impression. And impressions are everything when it comes to getting a job.
The hiring manager will remember you. You were probably one of several interviews conducted by the company. Don’t get lost in the battle. There’s no better way to keep you in the hiring manager’s brain than by email.
You show that you have the initiative. When you get out of the way to send an email after an interview, it shows that you are ready to go further and further to make a lasting impression.
The company will see that you are genuinely interested. The following email is a great way to separate you from other respondents who most likely haven’t even thought about it.
Dealing with follow-up emails. Your chances of getting a job go up if you send a follow-up email. Especially if you have neck and neck with another candidate.
Imagine that you are in the process of hiring and you have two potential candidates. Both are equally qualified for the role and interview well, but only ONE of them sent you a follow-up message thanking you for your time and calling back some of the things you did that really made an impact on them.
What do you think you are going to choose to work with?
Answer: THE PERSON WHO SENT YOU THE FOLLOW-UP MESSAGE!
It’s also important to keep in mind that your interviewer’s reputation is on the line.
This is the key, so I’ll say it again.
Your interviewer’s reputation is on the line.
Based on the few minutes they interact with you, your interlocutor has to make many important assessments. Do you have the right skills? Will you fit in with the company culture? Are you reliable and trustworthy? and so on.
It’s like speed dating on steroids – with one major exception. If they judge you wrong, they don’t just risk an awkward second date. They risk having their boss question their judgment for the rest of their career. And if it doesn’t work, they’ve wasted a lot of time and thousands of dollars. They need to do it right. Not only for YOU, but also for THEM.
It’s important to keep this in mind when you go into an interview.
Your success is in their interest. And when you follow the interview correctly, you make your job easier proving that you are a top performer who deserves this job.
Before you start your next email
First, you’ll want to make sure you nail the interview. Watch my video on how to skillfully approach tough interview questions. It’s less than 2 minutes and you will NOT regret it.
After the interview, and before you even think about rushing home to prepare that perfect email, make sure you do one thing: take the business cards or contact information of everyone you’ve talked to.
Me too. ALL.
Was there someone who checked you on the phone before you did the interview? Get their email.
Was there a group of interviewers? Write down their contact information.
Did the employee accompany you to the waiting area and get you a glass of water before the interview? Take her business card too.
I can’t think of any employer that wouldn’t love it if their registrar told them about a terrible caller who emailed them to thank them for their help that day. They can also be your future employees, so this is an easy way to start building great relationships.
Little details go a long way when it comes to follow-up.
How to keep track of a hiring manager (with verbal script)
There are two ways to approach your next email and the pros and cons for each:
Send the hiring manager a physical card or email
Pros:
Receiving a physical message is incredibly romantic in this day and age – and it can further separate you from the rest of the applicants.
Cons: It’s not as fast as sending email – and you’ll want to send follow-up responses as soon as possible after the interview. If they move fast, your note may come in too late.
Email them
Pros:
It’s fast, easy, and allows you to send multiple people with one message (consult: write one great observation, then copy and edit it for each person you’ve spoken to).
Cons: It’s impersonal and chances are your message is lost in your inbox or spam folder. Sending the same email to everyone can backfire.
In the end, it doesn’t matter which method you choose as long as you do it.
Once you’ve done that, here’s the exact text script you can use to monitor the interview manager:
This example is for email, but you can easily use it for a physical card.
Notice three key points in this e-mail:
This is a short, simple message. Your next message should not be unusual or complex. In fact, by forcing it for too long, it will either hire a hiring manager or make them think you’re desperate.
This is specific. Don’t forget to elaborate on the details. Take something that you really enjoyed talking about in an interview. These details will depend on the hiring manager’s memory and will help to make an impressive impression.
It should be sent as soon as possible. Strive to send your letter within two hours of the interview. This will show your enthusiasm and make it easier for you to remember all the details you need to include.
Extended Tip: The best people in all areas automate as many areas of their lives as possible . In fact, you can automate email for a follow-up interview if you want to save time and ensure it gets sent. You can do this by drafting your follow-up letter before you even go for an interview. After that, you can simply open the draft, fill in the missing details, and hit “submit” to Boom. You are done and can spend more time Big victories in your life.
Okay… what now?
Don’t sweat or be patient. It may take the hiring manager several days or weeks to interview other applicants and make a decision.
After a few days, you can send another follow-up message to register.
Use this gentle email template to nudge them.
Notice how short and to the point this letter is. It uses a light touch but still lets them know that you are interested in the job.
It is also important that this email does not make the recipient feel guilty for not responding sooner. If you make them feel this way, the next steps will actually backfire on you and you may lose the opportunity entirely.
They are most likely just busy or your first message was lost in your inbox. This email will grab their attention and get your interview back.
After that, please wait one more week before sending the next and final response.
Extended tip : Be sure to download a tracking app like HubSpot Email Tracking Tool , which lets you know exactly when your interviewer opens your follow-up message. The tool notifies you the moment they see your email, so you can keep an eye on it while you’re in the know. Doing this is key because it’s non-destructive as they already read your email and save both you and the interviewer time.
When calling, it stops after
If you haven’t heard back in a week, reply to your previous email followed by a message saying this:
If they are interested, they will get back to you.
Pinnacle Pointe Daycare Academy – Union City GA Child Care Learning Center
About the Provider
Description: Welcome to Foxworthy KinderCare in San Jose, CA. We are very excited to meet you and your family. We believe in developing the whole child with an emphasis on assisting your child’s growth with their social, emotional, cognitive, and physical development. Here at KinderCare, we believe it takes a village to raise a child, and our parent’s consider us to be an extension of their families (their village). Your child will not only have a safe, secure, and stimulating environment to learn in, but will have support from a team of child development experts who have a true passion for educating and nurturing children.
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
434400333
Capacity:
50
Age Range:
2 Years – 12 Years
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
No
Type of Care:
Infant Programs, Toddler Programs, Discovery Preschool Programs, Preschool Programs, Prekindergarten Programs, Private Kindergarten Programs, Before and After School Programs, Summer ProgramsDAY CARE
Initial License Issue Date:
Jun 20, 1997
District Office:
SAN JOSE REGIONAL OFFICE
District Office Phone:
(408) 324-2148 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )
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Inspection/Report History
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but is not guaranteed. We encourage families to contact the daycare provider directly with any questions or concerns,
as the provider may have already addressed some or all issues. Reports can also be verified with your local daycare licensing office.
Type
Inspection Dates
Reports/Citations
Complaint
2021-03-22
COMPLAINT INVESTIGATION REPORT
Inspection
2019-08-15
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Other
2018-02-01
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Inspection
2018-01-11
FACILITY EVALUATION REPORT
Summary
08/15/2019, 01/11/2018
Type B Citation: 2;
*Type B citation is for a violation that, if not corrected, may become an immediate risk to the health, safety or personal rights of clients. Examples include faulty medical record keeping and lack of adequate staff training.
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Champions at Orchard Preschool in San Jose, CA
921 Fox Lane
San Jose
CA
95131
(408) 391-7840
Our program is located in the preschool building.
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Pricing
Frequently Asked Questions
Champions has a great solution for busy working families: activities that combine fun and learning, together with the safety and convenience of a high-quality program right inside your school. Champions offers a variety of group and individual activities designed to keep your child exploring and growing.
From art, dramatic play, math and science to problem-solving, language, motor skills and more, we help your child continue learning and developing essential life skills – whether school is in session or not.
Preschool
Ages: 3 – 5 years (potty trained) Dates: 2022/2023 School Year: Dates based on school district’s schedule Hours: 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Self-guided exploration, structured activities and hands-on learning combine to help your child ages 3-to-4 years gain early literacy, math, science and social studies skills. Running, jumping and dancing keeps them active, too.
Summer Break
Dates: June 12 – August 4, 2023 Hours: 7:00 AM – 5:30 PM
2022/2023 School Year Preschool: 1-2 days: $104 per week 3 days: $153 per week 4-5 days $253 per week
Summer 2023 Full Day: 1-2 days: $115 per week 3 days: $170 per week 4-5 days: $280 per week
How soon can my child start Champions?
Your child can attend our program as early as 48 hours after you complete the online enrollment
process.
When is tuition due?
Tuition is charged weekly on Thursday mornings for the following week, and is due by Friday.
Payments can be made with a debit or credit card through your online account. We offer autopay
for your convenience, so you can store your payment account and it will be charged weekly.
What if I want to change my child’s care schedule?
Flexibility is the magic word for busy families like yours! At Champions, you can adjust your child’s schedule from week to week, with options for full-time or part-time care.
Every Wednesday, we lock in the schedule and prepare invoices for the following week. So, if you want to adjust the days your child will be joining us, make sure to save changes by the Wednesday prior to the week of care you’re scheduling.
If your child attends our program and you haven’t scheduled by the Wednesday prior, you will be charged a drop-in fee at a higher rate.
Get step-by-step instructions here!
What if there are planned or unplanned school closures?
During inclement weather, it may be necessary to delay and/or close schools and our child care sites entirely. Champions will follow the delay schedule set by the school district: If school is cancelled, Champions will be cancelled.
However, Champions is often open all day on planned no-school days, including teacher planning, in-service, grading, conference days, and more!
Please check with your local Champions site director to learn how scheduling is handled in the event of either an early release or delayed opening, and always call your site director if you’re unsure about whether or not Champions will be open.
When do I need to pick up my child?
Please be available to pick up your child before or as near the program end time as possible. To
avoid late fees, arrive to collect your child within 15 minutes after the listed time. Fees will
apply for extended tardiness as follows: $10 for the first 16-30 minutes and an additional $10 for
each 15 minutes following that.
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Stepping Stones Academy – Rosenberg TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program
Description: GABRIEL’S EDUCATIONAL CENTER is a Centers Care for 13 or more children in JACKSON TN, with a maximum capacity of 189 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 6 WK to 12 YR. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Additional Information: Wheelchair Accessible; Provider First Licensed on: 04/01/2002; 3 Star Child Care Center;
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
36913
Capacity:
189
Age Range:
6 WK to 12 YR
State Rating:
2
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Transportation:
NO
Initial License Issue Date:
Apr 01, 2002
Current License Issue Date:
Aug 01, 2014
District Office:
Tennessee Child Care Licensing
District Office Phone:
(731)377-7697 (Note: This is not the facility phone number. )
Licensor:
ROSE Sherron
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Children’s Discovery Learning Center I
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EAST UNION CHILDREN’S CORNER
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ARLINGTON ELEMENTARY PRE-K
Grassland Elementary SACC
Miss Tina’s Creative Learning
Rose Hill Preschool
Washington-Douglass Head Start
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West TN School for the Deaf Preschool
Gabriel’s Educational Center Ii | JACKSON TN
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Stepping Stones Academy – Rosenberg TX Licensed Center – Child Care Program
Description: GABRIEL’S EDUCATIONAL CENTER II is a Centers Care for 13 or more children in JACKSON TN, with a maximum capacity of 99 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of 6 WK to 12 YR. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.
Additional Information: Scholarship Available; Sibling Discount Available; Provider First Licensed on: 05/03/2011; 3 Star Child Care Center;
Program and Licensing Details
License Number:
64134
Capacity:
99
Age Range:
6 WK to 12 YR
State Rating:
3
Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
Yes
Transportation:
NO
Initial License Issue Date:
May 03, 2011
Current License Issue Date:
Sep 01, 2014
District Office:
Tennessee Child Care Licensing
District Office Phone:
(731)377-7697 (Note: This is not the facility phone number.)
Licensor:
ROSE Sherron
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Lockhart Child Development Center Update – All Saints Episcopal Church
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Hi, I am Waynett Taylor, new director of the Lockhart Child Development Center soon to be opened at All Saints’ Episcopal Church. I am honored to have the opportunity to be a part of this collaborative effort with Cabarrus County and business leaders to serve children and families in the community. I have worked in the field of education for over 20 years as a teacher for young children (birth–preschool), a public school teacher (kindergarten–third grade), adult educator, and administrator. I possess extensive knowledge of child development, family services, community outreach, and pedagogy developed through studies and experiences. Early Education is truly my passion, and I enjoy teaching and enhancing the minds of children.
As an innovative individual, I embrace change. I strategically collaborate with colleagues, staff members, and community stakeholders to develop effective partnerships. I feel a powerful responsibility to model appropriate practices and make a positive impact in the lives of others. I am passionate about coaching adults to become effective and inspiring individuals. I appreciate All Saints’ investment in Lockhart Child Development Center and its commitment to diversity, inclusion, honesty, and integrity. Above all, I appreciate the opportunity to demonstrate the ability to be a reflective practitioner with the vision to “Love as God Loves.”
I am happy to tell you that Lockhart Child Development Center is making great progress toward opening. All the classrooms are set-up, per state licensure. We expect to have all learning materials ordered by the end of June. With grants and gifts, we are updating the playground in ways that will motivate children to utilize their imagination while enhancing their physical development. We also plan to start the hiring process in July for six lead teachers, five teachers to assist in the classrooms, and two “floaters” to assist in the classrooms and prep food for breakfast, lunch, and snack. If you or someone you know is interested in applying for a position at LCDC, please click on this application to start the process. Once you complete the application, email it to [email protected].
We expect the Lockhart CDC to open its doors to serve 68 children (from 3-months to 5-years- old) the week of September 6. Hours of operations will be from 6:30 AM – 6:00 PM. We currently have 40 slots reserved and 28 slots available (four slots for 3-12 months old, four slots for 13-24 months old, eight slots for 24-36 months old, twelve slots for 3-5 years old). The weekly cost of tuition will range from $250 to $300, depending on the age of child and their classroom assignment. If you are interested enrolling your child(ren) in our program, please click on this application to start the process. Once you complete the application, email it to [email protected]. You will be contacted to discuss the next steps in the enrollment process. There is a non-refundable application fee of $15 due at the time of official enrollment.
As we strive toward opening the center, I am here to answer any questions you may have. Please do not hesitate to contact me. I will gladly assist in any way possible. Stay tuned for future updates!!!
“Every child you encounter is a divine appointment” – Wess Stafford
Child Care Centers & Schools | Cabarrus Health Alliance, NC
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Environmental health specialists inspect facilities that are licensed by the Division of Child Development and Early Education once every six month period. During these inspections, centers are evaluated based on sanitation, food handling practices, diapering methods, and the prevention of communicable diseases, as directed in the .2800 NC Rules.
School buildings are inspected once a school year and are assessed under the . 2400 NC Rules.
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The REHS protects public health and safety through preventative measures designed to identify and control the spread of diseases. They accomplish these objectives by the promotion of environmental health through education of the general public and through the enforcement of health laws, rules, and policies as they pertain to both licensed childcare facilities and school building sanitation
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NEW North Carolina Administrative Code .2816 -Lead Poisoning Hazards in Child Care Centers (PDF)
North Carolina Administrative Code .2800 – Child Care Centers Rules and Definitions (PDF)
Plan review application (PDF)
North Carolina Administrative Code .2400 – Public and Private School Buildings (PDF)
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Division of Child Development
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Disease References
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North Carolina Poisonous Plants
FDA’s Bad Bug Book
Healthy Child Care NC
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Review of the NC rules pertaining to kitchen staff and food safety.
Approved Alternative Chemicals
Below is a list of alternative chemicals that have been approved for use in child care centers and schools. This list is comprised of products that have been submitted to this office for review and is not in any way a comprehensive list of available products on the market. If you would like to submit a chemical for approval, please send in the brand, manufacturer, active ingredient and the directions for making the solution. Typically, all of this information is found on the spec sheet label of the product.
If your center would like to use anything other than the bleach solution and it is on this list below, you must still notify this office so that documentation can be made.
BruTab 6s
sodium dichloro-s-triazinetrione 48.21%
1 minute
10 minutes
Beyond Green
thymol .23%
not approved
2 minutes
Maxima 128
didecyldimethylammonium chloride 2. 5%
2 minutes
10 minutes
PureGreen 24
silver .003%
not approved
2 minutes
a2b
trichloromelamine 18.7%
2 minutes
10 minutes
Wepak Lemon Zip
dodecyl dimethyl ammonium chloride 1.268%
not approved
10 minutes
ChloroGlass
trichloromelamine 18.7%
2 minutes
10 minutes
2013 Update on NC sanitation rules regarding child care centers
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SpeedySpeller provides students with the opportunity to self assess by hearing each word read to them and then typing the correct spelling of the word as fast as they can.
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Note: Although this activity is designed for the grade levels above, it can also be used as a remediation or enrichment activity at any grade level with an appropriate word list.
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What? When students are able to spell words accurately and with automaticity, it helps improve fluency in decoding and encoding words. More…Less
When students are given the opportunity to retrieve the correct spelling of words mentally, they are better able to transfer this knowledge to long-term memory. When students learn new words on Monday, get assessed on Friday, and don’t see the words again as part of instruction, the spelling of those words will often be forgotten. Teachers need to be strategic in creating spelling lists that follow patterns and generalizations important for students to practice and learn.
When? Spelling is introduced as soon as students enter kindergarten and learn about the alphabet and letter-sound correspondence. More…Less
Spelling follows a progression starting with basic spelling patterns, like CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words, as well as words that do not follow phonetic patterns, like sight words. Throughout elementary school, students study increasingly complex phonetic patterns in order to achieve spelling mastery.
How to teach: To make spelling instruction fun, students can independently practice spelling using interactive learning activity SpeedySpeller. Teachers can assign this game during literacy centers or for spelling homework. This is a good activity to use for spelling test review.
Play to learn:SpeedySpeller provides students with the opportunity to self-assess. More…Less
They listen as each word is read aloud, then type the word as quickly and accurately as they can and hit the enter key when they are finished.
Teaching Tip: Not only does SpeedySpeller allow students to retrieve spelling words quickly and accurately, it helps students with typing skills. More…Less
Students have to be proficient in keyboarding in order to get high scores. SpeedySpeller also allows for healthy competition in the class as students race against the clock and other students to be the fastest to type and spell the entire list of words correctly.
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What Is the Best 10-Finger Typing Layout?
Of course, you should use ten fingers for typing, but you can start with a layout that’s the most comfortable for you. The small bumps on the F and J keys will help your fingers locate the correct position without looking. This setup should give you a full range of motion. The more you type, the faster you will get. There are a few alternative layouts that propose a more ergonomic approach to typing. You could also take the big leap and try out the Dvorak keyboard, but that’s a different story.
Who Invented the Qwerty Keyboard?
The QWERTY keyboard was invented in 1868 by Christopher Latham Sholes. He also designed the first successful typewriter. The order of the keys was decided by listing the most common letter combinations and making sure that they were not placed next to each other. He did this to avoid problems that often happened when two neighboring keys were pressed consecutively. The QWERTY keyboard is used to this day and is the most widely used keyboard available.
Word per Minute (WPM) Typing Test
What is the WPM typing test? There are different types of tests for typing. This one is a typing test that expresses your typing skills in words per minute. The more you practice typing, and the more you test your typing speed, the higher your WPM score will be. Some online typing tests and typing test games focus only on WPM typing. The disadvantage of the WPM typing test is that you are only learning how to type fast. WPM typing tests do not show your accuracy.
Is This Really a Free Typing Test You Can Use?
As the makers of LiveChat, customer service software for businesses, we wanted to provide the community of our customers and live chat agents with a free typing test. This way, they can consistently practice typing and improve their typing skills. We’ve also made this tool accessible to every visitor of our page. Our tool is a free typing speed test with a WPM score, but it can be also used as a typing speed test for kids.
How Can You Upgrade Your Typing Skills?
Practice typing as much as you can. Type a lot, type tests, and practice typing tests. Improve your words per minute typing results, and test your typing speed often. Our typing speed test will keep track of all typing tests that you’ve taken in the past so you will be able to see the improvements over time. You will be able to see how your speed typing has changed. If you can do a five-minute typing test every day, your typing skills will increase dramatically.
How Are the Words From the Test Chosen?
We’ve decided to use the 1,000 most common words in the English language. Additionally, we wanted to include words that you can find in our blog articles. You can think of it as a touch of LiveChat’s flavor to make the typing test a bit more interesting. This free typing speed test focuses on typing itself, so words appear randomly. Reading full sentences may influence your typing speed.
Why Have We Prepared This Typing Test?
We prepared this free typing test to give you a quick and easy way to test your typing speed. You can use it when practicing your typing skills to get an idea of how well you are progressing. Businesses can use this test to get an idea about the typing skills of potential hires or to help existing employees develop their typing speed. This typing speed test is one of our free tools, just like the UTM Builder or our Privacy Policy Generator.
Why Is Typing Speed Important to Everyone?
The faster you type, the faster you will be able to communicate with others. You will be able to save a ton of time on any kind of work that requires typing. At first, it will be a couple of extra minutes that you won’t really notice. Over time, the minutes will turn into hours of saved time that you can spend on other activities.
What Is the Average Typing Speed?
The average person types between 38 and 40 words per minute (WPM). That translates into between 190 and 200 characters per minute (CPM). However, professional typists type a lot faster, averaging between 65 and 75 WPM.
What Is CPM and How Can You Calculate It?
The CPM stands for the number of characters you type per minute, including all the mistakes. “Corrected” scores count only correctly typed words. WPM is just the corrected CPM divided by five. This is the de facto international standard.
How Many Words per Minute Is a Good Score?
An average professional typist usually types around 65 to 75 WPM. More advanced positions require 80 to 95 (this is typically the minimum required for dispatch positions and other time-sensitive typing jobs). There are also some advanced typists whose work requires speeds above 120 WPM.
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How to test typing speed?
Everyone wonders how fast they type on the keyboard.
Use our online test to test your computer keyboard typing speed for free.
To measure the speed of typing, it is necessary to print in a special program a small text of 1/3 of an A4 page. The duration of the test depends on the printing speed and will take from 2 to 7 minutes .
You have an unlimited number of attempts to pass the online test. In free mode, the text for typing will always be the same.
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Select the language in which you want to test the typing speed and click the “Perform speed test” button.
Speed test indicators
During the online test, the program will measure the following indicators:
Print Speed – Average Typing Speed
Typing time – time directly spent on typing
Errors – the number of typos made in the process of typing
Delay – duration of holding the key pressed
Pause – pause between keypresses
Max. no errors – maximum text length typed without errors
Typing Rhythm is a measure of how evenly the keys are pressed: the higher the better
How is print speed measured?
In the Russian segment of typing simulators and programs that measure typing performance, typing speed is usually measured in “characters per minute” , i.e. in the number of characters typed in 1 minute.
The typing speed, measured in characters per minute, is referred to in English as CPM (characters per minute) .
In the English segment, the unit of typing speed is words, not characters. Accordingly, this print speed is measured in “words per minute” and is referred to in English as WPM (words per minute) .
As a general rule, do not measure the actual number of words, but divide the typing speed in characters per minute by the average word length.
Sometimes print speed is measured in “beats per minute” . In this case, the unit of measurement is not only the number of characters typed, but also the number of keystrokes on auxiliary keys, such as Shift and Alt.
In English, this dialing speed is referred to as SPM (strokes per minute) .
The average length of one English word is considered to be 5 characters, while for the Russian language the average length of a word is 7.2 characters.
Do not confuse print speed, measured in characters per minute, and print speed, measured in beats per minute – they are different values!
What is a good print speed?
The optimum typing speed to maintain productivity while typing is 250 characters per minute. It is with this speed that the average person thinks when he formulates in his head the thought that he needs to type on the keyboard.
Use the typing speed scale to evaluate your score on the speed test:
Dial speed
Set character
< 120 cpm
< 24 wpm
Slow typing speed typical for someone with little keyboard typing experience
120-160 cpm
24-32 wpm
typing speed of an average person typing with 2-4 fingers while looking at the keyboard
160-260 cpm
32-52 wpm
the average typing speed of a person who is proficient in blind ten-finger typing
260-350 cpm
52-70 wpm
good typing speed of a person who has completed a touch typing course more than once or is gaining typing speed with a typing trainer
350-400 cpm
70-80 wpm
professional typing speed
> 400 cpm
> 80 wpm
Very fast print speed, close to speech speed
A4 page print time and speed
Dial speed
Number of pages A4
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120 cpm
24 wpm
15m
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1h 15m
2h 30m
180 cpm
36 wpm
10m
30m
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240 cpm
48 wpm
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64 wpm
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Approximately 1800 characters fit on an A4 page printed in 14 Times New Roman font with 1. 5 line spacing.
The comparison table shows the print speed and the corresponding time it takes to set a given number of A4 pages.
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Online Print Speed Test – Ratatype
Online Print Speed Test – Ratatype
I’ll teach you how to type faster with touch typing
Type a short text. Check how many characters per minute you type in Russian, Ukrainian or English and amaze your friends or employers with a typing speed certificate.
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350 cpm
99. 5 %
gold
250 cpm
98.7 %
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200 cpm
96 %
Pass the test as many times as you want and on any layout. Only the best score will count. So don’t be afraid to try again!
Also, check your ranking in the top scores table after passing the typing speed test and try to become a winner.
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Why take the
typing speed test?
To know your typing speed and accuracy, see if you need to improve. The average print speed is 200 cpm, try to beat it!
You can take the test multiple times and see how your typing speed improves over time.
After completing the online test, you will receive a typing speed certificate that you can attach to your resume, show to your teacher or brag to your friends.
How we measure
print speed?
We measure typing speed in characters per minute – how many characters per minute you typed without typos. A “character” is any character, including spaces. We take into account only correctly typed words.
So if a typo is made, the character count stops until you correct it.
The test will only take 2-3 minutes!
Take the test as long as you want. There are no restrictions. Grab your keyboard and measure your typing speed!
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How can I check my typing speed online?
Printing speed can be tested on Ratatype, you just need to pass the test and find out the result.
You can also get a speed certificate on Ratatype:
Fill out the registration form.
Pass the typing speed test.
Right-click on the certificate and select “Save Image” if needed.
How is print speed and accuracy measured?
For languages using the Cyrillic alphabet, the typing speed is measured in characters per minute (how many characters per minute you typed without typos). A sign is any character, including spaces.
In languages with the Latin alphabet – wpm . Word – 5 characters including spaces.
Print speed is sometimes measured in beats per minute . Then the unit of measurement is not only the number of characters typed, but also the number of keystrokes like Shift and Alt.
Ratatype print speed is measured in cpm for Russian and Ukrainian. And for the rest – in w/min. During testing, only correctly typed words are taken into account. Therefore, if you make a typo, the speed calculation stops until you correct it.
Typing accuracy is the percentage of correctly entered characters to the total number of characters in the text.
What is a good speed?
There is no definite answer to this question. But if you look at the average typing speed on the keyboard, which is 207 characters per minute, then we can say that a good typing speed is above average.
For example, 225 cpm and above is considered good for office workers. For secretaries – more than 300 characters / min.
For children, the typing speed standards are different:
elementary school – 40-75 characters per minute;
medium – 75-125 characters/min;
senior – 100-175 characters / min;
students – more than 150 characters / min.
What is the average touch typing speed?
Average print speed is only 207 characters per minute. To improve your typing skills and learn how to type like a pro, you need to constantly practice.
Remember: practice, practice and more practice. Studies have shown that consistent practice can help you outperform the average typing speed by up to three times. You can check typing speed online with Ratatype.
What is the fastest print speed?
1080 characters in one minute on an IBM electric typewriter – the fastest typing record set by Stella Pajunas at 1946 year. Barbara Blackburn is the current champion in English typing. During a test in 2005, she reached a typing speed of up to 1060 characters per minute on a Dvorak keyboard, a simplified version of the QWERTY layout familiar to us.
Sean Vrona set another record in the Ultimate Typing Championship – 1280 characters per minute. Vrona also unofficially broke Blackburn’s typing record by maintaining 870 characters per minute for 50 minutes. Although this record is not recognized by Guinness, because the team did not track it.
Try to set a new typing record with Ratatype, it will only take a couple of minutes to test your typing speed.
Is the print speed of 100 cpm good?
Depends on age. For example, for elementary and middle school children, this is a good speed.
For high school and adults, 100 cpm is considered low. Take a typing course and your typing speed will increase.
How to learn to type faster than 500 cpm?
Record holders print at 1,000 cpm and higher, so 500 cpm is an achievable target.
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The more you type, the faster you will get. There are a few alternative layouts that propose a more ergonomic approach to typing. You could also take the big leap and try out the Dvorak keyboard, but that’s a different story.
Some online typing tests and typing test games focus only on WPM typing. The disadvantage of the WPM typing test is that you are only learning how to type fast. WPM typing tests do not show your accuracy.
You will be able to see how your speed typing has changed. If you can do a five-minute typing test every day, your typing skills will increase dramatically.
This typing speed test is one of our free tools, just like the UTM Builder or our Privacy Policy Generator.
“Corrected” scores count only correctly typed words. WPM is just the corrected CPM divided by five. This is the de facto international standard.
The duration of the test depends on the printing speed and will take from 2 to 7 minutes . 
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In this case, the unit of measurement is not only the number of characters typed, but also the number of keystrokes on auxiliary keys, such as Shift and Alt. 
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