Our School

Students engage in dynamic learning experiences in core subjects and elective classes that include:

• Daily intervention with ExactPath and IXL for Math and English Language Arts (ELA)
• Tiered intervention program for targeted small groups of students
• Mentoring
• Music Classes with emphasis on diverse skills like singing, songwriting, and making beats

At Glazer Academy when staff identifies students who are experiencing challenges, they are referred for assistance through the Solutions Network.

The Solution Network assesses and analyzes factors standing in the way of student achievement and then plans and implements appropriate customized intervention strategies. The Solutions Network is the overriding structure that establishes a sense of connections, accountability and commitment throughout the school community. It is the main body that oversees how Solutions program strategies are designed, applied, and monitored throughout the school. Under the umbrella organization of the Solutions Network are five subgroups; each subgroup addresses a different component of intervention. Dividing interventions into smaller chunks ensures that the intervention strategies are targeted in a specific, systematic way to achieve maximum results. The five components to the Solutions Network are: attendance, intervention, parent and family involvement, community connections and Cooperative Culture – PBIS.

Through this process staff may identify and submit a referral for academic or behavioral difficulty to the Intervention team. The team incorporates the strategies and techniques of Response of Intervention (RtI).

If a student has been referred for academic or behavioral difficulty, parents are contacted and are apart of the team. Parent involvement is encouraged and important in this process. The parent has the right to request an evaluation at anytime.

Special Education Programs and Services provide students with special needs individualized programs and services mandated under the IDEA ’04 Federal Law in the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE). Eligibility is based on meeting specific criteria for one or more disabilites.

Loving Academy follows the evaluation requirements outlined in IDEA and MARSE.

For more information on the District’s guidelines for evaluation and determining eligibility for specific learning disability, click the links below.

1) Rules for Special Education (MARSE) w/ IDEA Regulations

2) SLD Guidelines

Students can participate in numerous extracurricular activities, including:

• 21st Century Skills Program, through the partnership with Focus Hope
• Photography Club
• Robotics
• Student Government
• Basketball for Grades 4th - 8th
• Cheerleading for Grades 4th - 8th
• Soccer for Grades Kindergarten - 8
• Pretty Brown Girls, which is an after-school club focused on self-esteem, goalsetting, and female empowerment
• Music Program
• Real Men Read Program 

 

We incorporate Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) as we encourage students to do their best in the classroom and in our school community. We encourage positive behaviors as students collaborate with others and build leadership skills. Our PBIS work includes: 

• Class Incentives 
• PBIS Celebrations