The Academy Elementary School, Victor Elementary School District, VESD

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Brentwood

VESD Foundation

VESD District Office

15579 8th Street
Victorville, CA 92395
(760) 245-1691
webmaster@vesd.net

The Academy of Performing Arts & Foreign Language

15907 South Mojave Drive
Victorville, CA 92395
Phone: (760) 245-7961
Fax: (760) 245-2139
How To Find Us

Allan Miller

Principal

amiller@vesd.net

Diane Benedict

School Administrative Manager

dbenedict@vesd.net

The Mission of The Academy 1) All students will be at or above grade level in reading, writing, and mathematic as measured by results on state exams. 2) Enhance our academic program by offering our students a sound curriculum in the areas of performing arts and Spanish. GO ORCAS!!!

“We should be teaching them as if they were our own biological children. Our students deserve no less.” ~ Stephen G. Peters

Upcoming Events

September 08, 2009

FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL!

Start Time - 9:10 End Time - 3:25... The office will reopen on Tuesday, August 25.

News

2009-10 Student Calendar

Tale of the Whale!

Click above on the "Tale of the Whale" heading. Once on the website, select an event to see more information.

Monthly Lunch Menu

Click and see what's for lunch!

Academy 2009-10 Kindergarten Application

Click on the above heading to view and download the application.

Academy 2009-10 Grade 1-6 Application

Click on the above heading to view and download the application.

BoxTops 4 Education!

Please keep those boxtops coming in folks! We have made a lot of money on this fundraiser in the past and would like to continue to do so.

eScrip!

eScrip offers an easy way to support The Academy while doing your everyday shopping. We simply get a percentage of what you spend. Our group name is The Academy of Performing Arts. Our number is 137628196. Contact ABC for more information.

A current list of AR tests.

1. Click on the link. 2. Click on Parent 3. Log in name is ABC 4. Password is 123 5. Click on quiz list. You can then define the level of books you want to look up. There is no student access from computers outside of our school.

Piano Lab

All first through sixth grade students attend the piano lab once a week. It is a progressive lesson done on the computer that teaches students how to play the piano.

Links

			Scholastic Book Fair				2008-09 ACADEMY STUDENT CALENDAR (After opening the document, you will need to increase it's size using the toolbar)
			A quick way to search for AR books, points and levels!				All Academy Library Books
			Boxtops for Education				Academy Bus Routes
			Google				Dictionary.com
			Scholastic for Kids				Disney Online
			How Stuff Works

Staff

			Music Teachers All first through sixth grade students see a music teacher on a daily basis. The first through third grade students learn to read music by playing the recorder. In fourth grade, the students choose an instrument that is provided by the school. Call the school to attend one of their concerts. You will be amazed!				Academy Kindergarten The Academy Kindergarten is an intense academic kindergarten designed to teach students to read, write and perform higher level math skills. Children participate in hands on activities in a nurturing environment.

			The Academy Primary The Academy Primary consists of seven teachers that teach all the first, second and third grade students at The Academy.				Academy Intermediate The Academy Intermediate staff consists of six staff members that teach all the fourth, fifth and sixth grade students at The Academy.

			Office Staff The heart and soul of our school!				The Rest of the Team! No school is complete without its support staff and The Academy has one of the best! Thanks for all the things you do!

School Accountability Report Card

Current School Accountability Report Card (English)

The governing boards of California school districts must annually prepare and issue the School Accountability Report Card (SARC) for each elementary and secondary school under their jurisdiction. SARC reports are required by law to provide parents, the local business community, and interested parties with important information about a school's progress in 16 key areas. These Conditions cover such topics as progress toward meeting goals in reading, writing, and arithmetic progress toward reducing dropout rates and the amount of funds spent on salaries and other services. The School Accountability Report Card was established by Proposition 98, an initiative passed by California voters in November of 1988.

The School Accountability Report Card is in Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format. If you do not have an Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on you computer, you can download and install a copy, without charge, by clicking on the banner below and following the instructions.