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2013-14 CHOICES Traditional Education Traditional education provides a back-to-basics learning environment characterized by: • A focus on core subjects and grade-level coursework. • Highly structured, orderly classrooms that require nightly homework and strict adherence to school rules (including dress codes). • A mission centered on time-tested instructional approaches that help students build basic knowledge and gain high competence in fundamental skills. At four traditional magnet elementary schools—Audubon, Carter, Greathouse/Shryock, and Schaffner— students are assigned based on their home address. Foster and Shelby offer the Traditional Magnet Program, and students who live anywhere in the district may apply. These six schools are part of the traditional education feeder pattern to Barret Traditional, Jefferson County Traditional, and Johnson Traditional Middle Schools. To apply to one of these six elementary schools, use the following code when you complete the JCPS online application. (See page 3 for information on the online application process.) • Audubon Traditional— EEEXXX 1051 Hess Lane • 485-8205 • Carter Traditional — EEEXXX 3600 Bohne Avenue • 485-8225 • Foster Traditional Academy (see page 14)— 270MGA (districtwide magnet program) • Greathouse/Shryock Traditional— EEEXXX 2700 Browns Lane • 485-8259 • Schaffner Traditional — EEEXXX 2701 Crums Lane • 485-8217 • Shelby Traditional Academy (see page 35)— 610MGA (districtwide magnet program) Parents of siblings who share the same birth date (twins, triplets, etc.) who are applying to a traditional magnet school or program must submit a separate application for each child, but these applications will be treated as one application. Traditional schools do not give priority to siblings of students previously enrolled. Because most students enter a traditional school or program in kindergarten, openings may be limited in other grades. If seats are available, traditional magnet schools and programs use a random drawing to determine which students will be accepted. Applications will be included in a random drawing only if you list a traditional school or program as a student’s first choice on the application. Transportation is provided for most students accepted into a traditional magnet school or program. If you have questions, contact the school to which you are applying or call the Optional, Magnet, and Advance Programs Office at 485-3323. Please note: Wilkerson Traditional (page 15) and Smyrna Traditional (page 25) offer traditional education, but they are not part of the feeder pattern to traditional middle schools. Magnet School Advance Program Early Childhood Program* English as a Second Language (ESL) Program Extended School Services Family Resource Center CARE for Kids Program Uniforms Childcare Enrichment Program* Magnet* Audubon Traditional = = = Traditional Brandeis = = = = = = Mathematics/ Science/Technology Brown = = = Self-Directed Learning Carter Traditional = = = = = Traditional Greathouse/ Shryock Traditional = = = Traditional Lincoln = = = = = Performing Arts Schaffner Traditional = = Traditional Young = = = = = = International Baccalaureate *The program is hosted at these schools. Students from other schools may be served. 10
Elementary School Clusters Beginning with the 2013-14 school year, most JCPS elementary schools will be included in 1 of 13 clusters. You may apply to any school in the cluster that serves your address—as well as magnet schools and programs. (See page 8 for information on magnet schools, page 5 for information on magnet programs, and page 3 for information on the online application process.) Guide to Elementary Schools Individual cluster maps are available on the following pages. 11
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