 Academically rigorous, curriculum  Relevant to real-world contexts and that builds upon student and community assets.  Interactions among and.

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 Academically rigorous, curriculum  Relevant to real-world contexts and that builds upon student and community assets.  Interactions among and between adults and students defined by trust, respect, open communication

Aerospace Education FMU

 Academic engagement is also fostered through networks of adults who actively connect students with resources, guidance, and information needed to make decisions about course-taking, post-secondary education, and career pathways.

Reverse Engineering

Building Green

 Work collaboratively and continuously seek, share, and act on their learning in order to improve their practice for the purpose of improved student outcomes.

Project-Based Learning

Differentiated Instruction

 Leaders at all levels of the education system must be accountable to, and work in partnership with, the communities and youth they serve.

 All facets of the community are needed to articulate a shared vision for all high school-age youth and to establish a network of accountability that ensures progress towards achieving that shared vision.

Academy Night

Student Industry Conference

 Common expectations for all students.  Communicates parameters for success  Outlines how students will learn, be assessed, and receive sup port.