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The Phenix Philosophy
The underlying philosophy for the Phenix Elementary Early Childhood Center
lies in the belief that ALL CHILDREN CAN LEARN.

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On behalf of our children and families, the Phenix staff dedicates itself to the education of the WHOLE CHILD focusing on:  emotional and social
development, intellectual development, physical development, wellness,
artistic and aesthetic development, and the development of character.

WE BELIEVE the years from birth to grade three are the most critical in
laying the foundation for educational growth and success.

WE BELIEVE that curriculum and instruction is based on the
developmental needs of our children and through structure,
there is flexibility to meet the individual needs of children. 
Technology plays a vital role in our students’ curricular opportunities.

WE BELIEVE that by providing our students with opportunities for
Success, it will help them to develop a healthy self-esteem, thereby
making them confident, independent and responsible lifelong learners.

WE BELIEVE all staff at our school provides a caring, warm and
understanding school environment, is knowledgeable about, and
committed to the developmental needs of young children.

Furthermore, WE BELIEVE parents are a child’s first and most important teacherand are an integral part of the educational process.  A partnership through open communication, involvement, and continuing education helps our school better meet the needs of our children, families, and the community.

Finally, WE BELIEVE children come first and that our school community
always plans and works with the children’s best interest in mind.


The Phenix Elementary Early Childhood Center School Action Plan
School Improvement is an evolving process, which is aimed at advancing student learning and allowing a school to envision its future. If successful learning is to occur, there will need to be continuous improvement in our educational systems. The process of School Improvement will help guide us in making day-to –day decisions and choices that will allow us to become a supportive learning community for ALL students. District goals, long range student achievement goals and continuous professional development are taken into consideration when developing our annual school improvement plans.

You are invited to view the 2006-07 Phenix School Action Plan.

 

Phenix Elementary School
415 Seventh Street
515.633.6600/515.633.6699
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