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FUTURE Guide here - Hartford Public Schools

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Burns Latino Studies Academy<br />

195 Putnam Street<br />

<strong>Hartford</strong>, CT 06106<br />

860-695-2980<br />

Principal: Dr. Monica Brase<br />

Email: brasm001@hartfordschools.org<br />

URL: http://www.hartfordschools.org/index.php/our-schools<br />

School Hours: 7:45 am – 2:55 pm<br />

Grades Served: PK4 – Grade 8<br />

School Uniform: Yes<br />

Overview:<br />

The Burns Latino Studies Academy is a community school in an urban setting, serving students in grades Pre-K through 8. As<br />

a community school, the Burns Latino Studies Academy provides academics, enrichment activities, and services for students<br />

and families in the school and community.<br />

Four key elements of the academic component of the school are: (1) provide students with a rich, dynamic curriculum that<br />

applies learning experiences within a global context, focusing on Latin America, (2) provide students with the opportunity to<br />

broaden their perspectives by interacting with dignitaries and visitors from other countries, (3) fully engage students in field<br />

studies that take them beyond the school into the community, and (4) provide studies in a second language. The teachers<br />

will implement these four elements through curriculum alignment with the Common Core Standards and the Latino Studies<br />

theme.<br />

Special features:<br />

> 11-month kindergarten<br />

> Community garden<br />

> Latino studies theme<br />

> Online report cards with PowerSchool<br />

> Partnerships with The Village for Families and Children, World Affairs Council, Billings Forge, Inner City Outings,<br />

City of <strong>Hartford</strong> Parks & Recreation<br />

Note: Pre-Kindergarten programs for 4-year-olds are partially funded through a School Readiness Grant, and involve a weekly fee, based<br />

on household income. To apply for your preschooler, complete an online Choice Application at www.hartfordschools.org.<br />

Upon receipt of a placement letter, you must pre-register your child at your new school during the month of May.<br />

At that time you will receive information detailing final registration in August.<br />

Please see the FAQs on pages 14 & 15 for a list of the important documents you need to register your child.<br />

NOTES<br />

D d i s t r i c t g r a d e s PK4-Grade 8 z o n e 3<br />

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