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     Our classrooms are designed to foster your child’s growth and

learning. Our main goal is to prepare your child for later success

in elementary school through a step-by-step goal-setting process. 

Our well-constructed curriculum aids in this seamless process. 

We also rely on our well qualified, professional teaching staff to create

a nurturing, positive, well planned learning environment.

Parental support is vital to a child’s success, therefore we offer

parent conferences twice per school year. Each of our student’s progress

is tracked through student portfolios and report cards. 

Infant & Young Toddler 

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      This program is molded around the needs of your little one.  Each child has a caregiver who will center their day around the schedule of those for whom she cares.  Besides meeting the basic needs of your little one, the caregiver plans activities to enhance your child’s day.  She will stimulate your child’s cognitive, emotional, and physical development.  Your child will be challenged through song, talk, touch, and play.

     The bond of trust between the caregiver, your child, and you is of high importance to us.  We understand it is very difficult to leave your little one in someone’s care; therefore, we hope to ease the transition with trial days and constant communication.  Daily information sheets share your child’s mealtimes, nap times, diapering, and activities. Infant program only offered at Carbondale center.

Early Preschool (Twos)

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     This is the time to instill a bit of structure into your child’s day.   We will help them understand routines by participating in many activities, including; circle time, music & movement, small group learning, reading time, and outdoor recess. 

    

     This is the age of curiosity and independence.  Our staff will guide these traits by teaching self-help skills and planning fun and exciting lessons.  They will guide your child through age-appropriate milestones, which will better prepare them for preschool. Your child will be engrossed in special interest areas to help develop their social-emotional, physical, cognitive, and communication skills. . Your child does not have to be potty trained for this program, although it is encouraged and teachers will provide potty training advice and support. 

    

Pre-Kindergarten 3 & 4 (Full & Half Day Programs)

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     Children have tons of energy and love to explore their environment.   Play takes on a whole new meaning at this age!  They are learning through creativity and peer relationships.  This is why our teachers provide lots of hands-on activities and create an atmosphere for learning. 

     Pre-Kindergarten is an essential path in the journey to Kindergarten.  Our teachers provide encouragement and motivation to give your child a strong sense of self.  Our small class size of ten to twelve children allows our staff to provide tailored lessons which allow your child to reach his educational goals at a faster pace. 

     Our teachers’ goal is to develop a strong foundation in skills such as; phonological awareness, early pre-writing skills, pre-reading skills, social skills, and pre-math skills.  Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum is used in our classrooms. Life skills are also an important part of your preschooler’s day.  Staff encourages their students to build relationships with their peers, see situations from different perspectives, and monitor their own behavior. Students participate in daily music & movement, circle time, fine-motor activities, reading time, art, math, center time, and social studies. Please note: ​your child must be fully potty trained for these programs.

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Junior Kindergarten (Full & Half Day Programs)

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     Our Junior Kindergarten program is an academically challenging program for children entering Kindergarten the following fall. We strive for significant developmental gains in many areas of development, including

  • Writing (forming upper and lower case letters, words, simple sentences) Handwriting Without Tears Curriculum 
  • Reading (letter sounds, sight words, blends)
  • Everyday Math Curriculum (recognizing numbers, simple addition and subtraction, sequences, patterns, measurement, time, graphing, money, sorting, and classifying objects)
  • Gross Motor Skills (balance, jumping, climbing, skipping)
  • Life/Social Skills (working with peers, self-help, cooperation, independence)
  • Science (exploring the world around them, nature, experiments, STEM)
  • Social Studies (world events, holidays, cultural awareness, diversity)
  • Sonrisas Spanish Curriculum (songs, colors, numbers, basic words)        

   

*see Private Kindergarten tab for more information

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PA Pre-K Counts Program

New this school year is our FREE PA Pre-K Counts program for eligible students aged 3 & 4 by September 1st. Students may NOT be Kindergarten age-eligible for the upcoming school year. Families must be income eligible. Daily program hours are 8:00 am to 2:30 pm Monday thru Friday. Students must attend five days per week for a minimum of 180 school days. Summer Programs & Before/Aftercare are available at current program rates. 

Download, Print, and Return this form to the center along with the following items:

Income Verification (all that apply)

  • W-2 (previous year)
  • Paystubs reflecting household earnings
  • IRS form used for reporting tips
  • Written employer statement of anticipated earnings
  • Self-Employed: tax return or business records establishing profit
  • Unearned Income- SS letter stating the amount of SS benefits
  • Child Support (deductions or inclusion)

Other Required Documents:

  • Proof of PA residency (utility bill)
  • Child’s immunization record & health assessment (see form parent forms page)
  • Copy of Child’s Birth Certificate

For more information & eligibility requirements, visit: https://papromiseforchildren. com/pa-pre-k-counts/

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Edison High School (Fresno, California)

Edison High School is located in Fresno, California, USA, as part of the Fresno Unified School District. This public high school is located next to Computech High School.

Founded c. In 1906, the school was first named Edison High School until it was extensively renovated in the 1960s, at which point it became known as the current Edison High School. In 1982-1983, Irvine High School, located next to Edison High School, was finally integrated by 1985, forming a larger campus; Edison Computech High School.

It is currently the Magnet School in the academic fields of Mathematics and Science. Academically, it is one of the most prestigious schools in the San Joaquin Valley. It is also ranked among the highest academically of any high school in the state of California.

Edison is also a public school. The school unites underachieving neighborhood students with magnetic students.

As of the 2009-10 school year, the school had 2,326 students and 90.6 classroom teachers (FTE basis), with a student-teacher ratio of 25.7. [4] Budget cuts have increased the ratio.

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  • 1 Awards and recognition
  • 2 Extracurrent classes
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9000 countries in Newsweek magazine rankings since their inception, which are based on the number of Advanced Placement Program (AP) exams. On May 13, 2011, Edison set the state record for most students who passed the Human Geography Exam at one time. The school was ranked 79th on the 1998 list. [5] #83 in 2000, [6] #166 in 2003 [7] and #331 in 2005. [8]

The school was recognized by the California Department of Education as a California Distinguished School in 2001. [9] The school also received an award in 1990. [10] and 1992, and again in 2007. [11]

In 1975, the Edison High School football team won the Valley Championship with a 13-0 record.

In 2014, the Edison High School football team won the Division I Valley Championship for the first time in 39 years with a 12-1 record.

Extra-curricular activities

In 2009 the School Academic Decathlon team had a historic streak of 13 titles in a row Fresno County The Academic Decathlon competition has come to an end. Since then, they have managed to win one title. [12] [13]

In 2007, the National Forensic League awarded the forensic team with its “Leadership Award”. [14]

Since 2006, the Simpsons Club has held weekly meetings. This particular chapter is called EHS DOH, Edison High Schools/Edison Honors Simpsons Divine Order of Homers.

As of 2007, publishes Feckless, the first student-run humor magazine.

Since 2008, Feckless is now available on iTunes as a weekly podcast simply titled “Helpless Movie”.

The school consistently ranks as the top Science Olympiad team from Fresno Unified Public School and, as of 2019, has the largest team of any public school in the district with over 30 members. The Science Olympiad is currently the school’s largest STEM program for students.

The FHA-HERO Club has participated in several activities such as Garment Design, Prepared Speech, Clothing Design, Branch Operations Manual, Consumer Education and other competitions. Not only do students receive awards for their achievements at these events, some of them have even won sewing machines, money, and scholarships of up to $24,000.

Other student-run clubs include Hmong Club, Philosophy Club, Model United Nations, Thread (literary and art magazine), Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Science Olympiad, Bad Movie Club, Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) , German Club, French Club, Rock-Paper-Scissors Society, Mathematical Engineers Achievement (MESA), an award-winning team of mathematicians, and Students of Amazing Talent (SWAT).

Famous alumni

  • Young Corbett III (1905–1993), boxer, welterweight and middleweight champion. [15]
  • Marvin X (1944-) born Marvin Ellis Jackmon, poet, playwright, essayist.
  • Shirley Ann Williams (1944–1999) African-American poet, writer, professor, social critic
  • Erwin Hunt (1947-), former Green Bay Packers quarterback and head coach of the US Olympic track and field team, 1996 Atlanta Olympics
  • Donald Slade (1947–), former San Joaquin Valley Basketball Player of the Year, 1965, director of basketball operations for Fresno State University
  • Charles Young (1951– ), former NFL tight end, NFL Rookie of the Year, All Pro. and Super Bowl champion [16]
  • Charles Anthony (1952– ), former NFL linebacker with San Diego Chargers
  • Greg Boyd (1952– ), former NFL quarterback with New England Patriots, Denver Broncos, San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers and Super Bowl Champion
  • Randy Williams (1953-), 1972 – Olympic long jump gold medalist for the 1972 Munich Olympics and silver medalist for the 1976 Montreal Olympics
  • Joe Henderson (1947-), former professional baseball player for the Chicago White Sox and Cincinnati Reds.
  • Jarvis Tatum (1947–2003), former professional baseball player California Angels
  • Elbert “Ikey” Woods (1966-), former running back for the Cincinnati Bengals; notable for performing “Ickey Shuffle”
  • Tim McDonald (1965-), NFL strong safety for the Phoenix Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers and Super Bowl champion [17] [18]
  • Bruce Bowen (1971-), graduated NBA small forward. San Antonio Spurs were 3-time NBA champions; television sportscaster [19]
  • Planet Asia (1976-), underground hip hop artist
  • Joaquin Arambula (1977-), emergency room physician and Democratic politician in the California State Assembly representing the 31st Assembly District
  • Ricky Manning Jr. (1980-), cornerback for St. Louis Rams; varsity football coach at Edison High School in 2012 [20]
  • Clifton Smith (1985-), All Pro kickoff/punt return for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Cliff Harris (1991-), former Oregon State University football star and Philadelphia Eagles draft pick
  • T. J. McDonald (1991-), quarterback for the St. Louis Rams, son of former NFL player Tim McDonald, graduate of USC and Edison.
  • Villyan Biev (1993-), professional footballer signed for Liverpool FC of the English Premier League.
  • Greg Smith (1991-), professional basketball player for Houston Rockets
  • Joey Wells (1968-), comedian/writer “Laugh at my pain”, “Let me explain”, “Real Husbands of Hollywood”
  • Jay Obernaulty (1970- ), owner of FarSight Studios, and Republican politician in the California State Assembly representing the 33rd Assembly District

    • 9 Fontana, Cindy. “Patriotic Exercise Fresno coach salutes his former player after defeat” [ dead link ] , Fresno Bee , February 2, 2004 Accessed November 15, 2007 “This ring eluded Ricky Manning Jr. in 1998 year when his Edison High School Tigers lost to Sanger in the championship game.”

    external links

    • Edison High School website
    • Edison alumni website

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    The history of began in 1966 when the first classes were held at Edison Technical College. In a year, in 1967 , with the passage of Public Community Colleges Act Edison Technical College, now Seattle Central College , became the first college of the Seattle Colleges system.

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