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Admissions – West Bay Christian Academy

Early Learning Program

Children are accepted into the program providing they meet the developmental criteria listed in the admissions packet. Students enrolling in the Pre-K program must be 4 years old by December 31st of that year. Students enrolling in the 3 year old program must be 3 years old upon entering the program.

STEPS

1. Submit a completed application with the $50 non-refundable application fee.

2. Submit an ELP Registration Agreement with the $200 registration fee.

NOTES

Applications can be submitted throughout the year, providing there is room in the program.

New student registrations are accepted beginning February 15.

Download ELP application

K through 8th Grade

STEPS

1. Submit a completed Application for Admissions with $50 non-refundable application fee.
2. Schedule appointment for a visit and readiness screening.
3. Meet with Admissions Director to review screening.
4. Submit a New Student Registration Agreement with the $200 registration fee.

NOTES

• Applications for all grades can be submitted throughout the year.
• Students are screened and tested after the application and fee are received.
• New student registrations are accepted beginning February 15.

STUDENTS SEEKING ADMISSION FOR K THROUGH GRADE 1

Screening assesses basic “readiness”, utilizing portions of the Brigance and ABC Inventory testing materials. We observe students interacting with their peers, listening to directions, and identifying and /or reciting letters, shapes, colors, and sounds. We also note students’ gross- motor and fine-motor skill coordination, vision, and hearing. Kindergarten screenings are typically held on Saturdays beginning in March and are administered by Lower School faculty members and a lead teacher. Screenings for Grade 1 are administered by a Grade 1 teacher during a half-day visit.

STUDENTS SEEKING ADMISSION FOR GRADES 2 – 8

These students visit the grade-appropriate class for part of or all of a day. The recommended visits are:

• For students entering Grades 2 – 5, visit for ½ day
• For students entering Grades 6 – 8, visit for an entire day

During the screening process, we administer a standardized achievement test in the areas of mathematics and reading comprehension. Students must also complete a writing sample and participate in oral reading activities. The screening can take place during the visit, if the teacher’s schedule allows, or after school. The test is administered by a faculty or staff member, and takes between 40 minutes and 1½ hours.

Download K-8 application

Plan your next visit

Visits take place Mon – Fri from 8:30 am to 3 pm.

To schedule a visit, please contact the Admissions Director via email or phone 401-884-3600

Education & Workforce Development – Westbay Community Action

The Adult Education Academy offers a wide range of services to prepare students for their GED / High School Equivalency, leading to employment and post-secondary education / training. Our program promotes a positive learning environment and offers day and evening classes. The teachers recognize each individual’s goals, learning style, and experience. Students also receive case management services, empowering them to succeed in school and work.

Meet Heather, a former student who shares her experience below:

Services

GED / Adult Basic Education (ABE) Skills preparation

• Career counseling and exploration including work readiness components
• Academic course work including reading, writing, math and computer literacy for employment and training
• Administer ACCUPLACER (A college entrance exam)
• Intensive case management
• SNAP Education & Training
• Project Opportunity program

SNAP E & T

• Work Readiness Component Description:
  • Explore/Develop Employability skills
  • Career Exploration
  • Developing Good Work Habits
  • Financial Literacy
  • Create Social Media branding
    • Skills – Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Effective Communication, Professionalism, Conflict Resolution
• Job Search Training Component Description:
  • Develop Job Search Portfolio
  • Understanding the Recruiting Side of the Process
  • Gain Skills to Keep you Motivated and Proactive
  • Enlist Social Support/Networking
  • Set Your Job Search Goals
    • Skills – Resume, Cover Letter, Job Search, Interviewing Skills

Rhode Island Works is a financial and employment assistance program for parents and families with little to no income who have children high school age or younger. It gives individualized and family supportive services, job readiness, preparation and placement, employment or vocational training and retention services. Recipients can also receive childcare, transportation and educational services towards the goal of improved long-term stabilization. Kinship guardians (i.e. a grandparent raising their grandchildren) can also apply for RI Works to support the children that they are legally responsible for. *Participants are referred through DHS.

Project Opportunity

• RIWorks participants enrolled in adult education program
• Students referred from DHS

Enrollment

Westbay Adult Education Academy carefully screens potential students. In order to qualify, each student must attend an information session, test for educational level, and meet with a Westbay case manager. Call 401-468-4064 to begin the process or pre-register for class here.

A valid photo ID is required to take the GED test.

Battle of Chesma. Selection of publications EB. News

On June 26 (July 7), 1770, the battle ended in the Chesme Bay, in the area between the western tip of Anatolia and the island of Chios. In 2012, this day was included by decrees of the President in the list of days of military glory of Russia.

For the victory in the Battle of Chesme, Chief General Count Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov was awarded the Order of St. George 1st class on September 23 (October 4), 1770, and also received the right to add the name (prefix) “Chesmensky” to his surname and be called Count Orlov- Chesmensky.

• Domashnev S. G. Ode to the victorious Catherine the Second, Empress and Autocrat of All Russia, on the victory won by her glorious weapon over the Turkish fleet, which took place between the islands of Scio and Chesmenskaya pier, under the leadership of her naval and land forces, General Count Orlov in the month of June , 1770 / Composed at the Chesma coast by Sergei Domashnev. – In St. Petersburg: at the Imperial Academy of Sciences, [1770]. – 7, [1] p.
  Storage cipher: 18.153.1.4
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• Kheraskov M. M. Chesmes battle: Poema. – [St. Petersburg]: printed at the Imperial Academy of Sciences, 1771. – 58 p.
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• Ruban VG Composed and translated inscriptions on the victories of the Russians over the Turks, won in 1769 and 1770, and on other monuments / published by Vasily Ruban. – In St. Petersburg: [type. Mor. cadet. Corps], 1771. – [32] p.
  Storage code: 137/990
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Maps

• Chesme Bay,. The plan of the victory won by the imperial Russian fleet under the command of General Count Orlov over the Turkish fleet, and the complete extermination of the fleet, which consisted of 15 battleships, of which six from 80 to 90 guns, the rest were from 70 to 60, […] frigates, several shebeks and a bregantine, many half-galleys, feluccas, and other small vessels, and all in all about a hundred vessels. This famous incident followed the month of June on the 24th day of 1770 [Maps] / [grav. I. Kuvakin]. – [St. Petersburg: Geographic Department of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, after 1770]. – 1 to: engraving, coloring, pointing.
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• Chesma Bay,. [Map of battles in the Chios Strait and Chesme Bay in 1770]: View of the Chesme harbor depicting the extermination of the Ottoman fleet by the Russian squadron led by Count Alexei Grigorievich Orlov on the night of June 26 – July 7, 1770 = VuëduportdeChismeavecladestructiondelaflotteottomanneparl’esordresoussousses. e. m-r lecomteOrlowgeneralcommandant&&lanuitdu 7-m juillet 1770 : from the original approbated e.s. Count Orlov: selonledesseinapprouvépar s. e. Mr LecomteOrlow. – [St. Petersburg: Geographic Department of the Academy of Sciences, after 1770]. – 1 k.: engraving, coat of arms, decree.
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• Chesma Bay,. [Map of the battles in the Strait of Chios and in the Chesme Bay in 1770]: The destruction of the Ottoman fleet by the Russian squadron led by General Count Orlov in the Chesme pier on the night of June 26/July 7, 1770 = Ladestructiondelaflotteottomanneparl’escadrerussesouslesordresde s. e. m-r lecomteOrlowdansleportdeChismelanuitdu 7th Juillet 1770 : tested f.s. Count Orlov: avecapprobationde s. e. m-r lecomteOrlow / [grav. N. F. Chelnakov and masters of the Engraving Chamber]. – [St. Petersburg: Geographic Department of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, after 1770]. – 1 k.: engraving, ill., decree.
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• Chesma Bay,. [Map of battles in the Strait of Chios and Chesme Bay in 1770]: Depiction of the victory won over the Turkish fleet, the fleet of her and. in. All Russian, under the leadership of General Count Orlov June 24 / July 5, 1770 = PlangeneraldelavictoireremportèesurlesTurcsparlaflottede s. m. i. detouteslesRussiessouslesordresde s. e. m-r lecomteOrlowgeneralcommandantetc. etc. le 5-m Juillet1770 : tested f.s. Count Orlov: publiéparordreetavecapprobationde s. e. Mr. lecomteOrlow / [grav. N. F. Chelnakov and masters of the Engraving Chamber]. – [St. Petersburg: Geographic Department of the Imperial Academy of Sciences, after 1770]. – 1 K. : engraving, coloring., Decree.
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• Chios Strait,. [Map of battles in the Strait of Chios and Chesme Bay in 1770]: Image of the victory won by the Russian fleet over the Turkish fleet led by His Excellency Count Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov. 24 June / 5 July 1770 = PlangeneraldelavictoireremportèesurlesTurcsparlaflottede s. m. i. detouteslesRussiessouslesordresde s. e. mr lecomteOrlowgeneralcommandant&c. &c. le 5-m juillet1770 : from the original approbated it shines. graph. Orlov :publiéselonledesseinapprouvepar s. e. m-r lecomteOrlow / [grav. N. F. Chelnakov and masters of the Engraving Chamber]. – [St. Petersburg: Geographic Department of the Academy of Sciences, after 1770]. – 1 k.: engraving, decree.
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Alexei Grigorievich Orlov-Chesmensky

• Kropotov AF The life of Count Alexei Grigorievich Orlov-Chesmensky / taken from reliable Russian and foreign sources by A. Kropotov. – St. Petersburg: in the printing house of V. Plavilshchikov, 1816. – 1-43, 45-127, 127-163, [1] p., [1] l. portrait
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• Potemkin P. S. Poems to His Excellency Count Alexei Grigorievich Orlov on the glorious victory of the fleet, which was this July 1770, 5 days on a new calm . – [SPb. : Type of. Acad. Sciences, 1770]. – [2] p.
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• Petrov VP Ode to the victories of the Russian fleet, won over the Turkish, under the leadership of Count Alexei Grigoryevich Orlov, in the Archipelago near Chios. – [St. Petersburg]: [type. Acad. Sciences], 1770. – 11, [1] p.
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• Count Aleksey Grigoryevich Orlov-Chesmensky // Court of Empress Catherine II, her staff and associates: T. 1-2: T. 1. – St. Petersburg: Type. E. Goppe, 1899. – 93 portraits.
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Bottom fauna of the Round Bay (Black Sea, Crimea). Message II. Taxonomic composition and quantitative development of macrozoobenthos of loose soils | Proceedings of the Karadag Scientific Station. T.I. Gordeeva IK, Lezhnev IV, Gorolevich K. [and others]. – Sevastopol, 1992. – 41 p. – Dep. in VINITI, No. 1265-B92.

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