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Charleston (West Side) WV Resource Guide Charleston (west side) WV Resource Guide Grandview Elementary- 959 Woodward Dr, Charleston, WV 25312 Telephone: (304) 348-1928 Provides EL Learning: Comprehension school reform and school development model for elementary, middle and high schools. There are five core practices-learning expeditions, active pedagogy, school culture and character, leadership and school improvement, and structures that work with one another to promote high achievement through active learning, character growth and teamwork. Key Implementations: CREW, Habits and Scholars, Community Meetings once a month, Management in the Active Classroom Behavior Awareness, and Learning Targets (Short and Long Term) Mary C. Snow West Side Elementary- 100 Florida St. Charleston, WV 25302 Telephone: 304.348.1902 The Community School Model is both a place and a set of partnerships between the school and other community resources. Its integrated focus on academics, health and social services, youth and community development and community engagement leads to improved student learning, stronger families and healthier communities. Community schools offer a personalized curriculum that emphasizes real-world learning and community problem-solving. Schools become centers of the community and are open to everyone – all day, every day, evenings and weekends. Using public schools as hubs, community schools bring together many partners to offer a range of supports and opportunities to children, youth, families and communities. Partners work to achieve these results: Children are ready to enter school; students attend school consistently; students are actively involved in learning and their community; families are increasingly involved with their children's education; schools are engaged with families and communities; students succeed academically; students are healthy - physically, socially, and emotionally; students live and learn in a safe, supportive, and stable environment, and communities are desirable places to live. Health and Social Supports School Health Services School Based Health Center – Family Care Dental Clinic Mental Health – Harmony, Therapy dog Handle with Care Leadership/ Mentor Program – Charleston Police Department Engaging Instructions Expeditionary Learning Foss Title 1 Urban education Extra Learning Opportunities After school tutoring Title 1 Please help us ensure the accuracy of this resource guide by submitting additions, corrections or deletions to http://minorityaffairs.wv.gov/pages/contact.aspx 06/2016 Charleston (west side) WV Resource Guide Intercession 2 sessions a year Early Childhood Development Head Start / Pre K Parent Resource Meetings/Parents as Teachers Getting Ready for School College, Career & Citizenship Career Day Technical school visits Habits of a Citizen (Expeditionary Learning) Community Engagement LSIC Block party / Health Fair Leadership/Mentor Program with Charleston Police Department Heart and Hand clothing donations of new underwear and socks After school care with tutoring and mentors for students School is open evenings & weekends for various community meetings Family Engagement Urban education Parent Involvement Policy Title 1 Open House Meeting Family Nights (work shop style) Reading/Writing Math Provide materials & training to help parents provide academic support Parents as Mentors PTO Parent/Administration Planning Team Strategic Planning Committee Communication School Newsletters School Website Assignment books Teacher Conferences Progress reports Report Cards Telephone calls/DoJo/Texting/email Youth Development Drum & Guitar lessons (Clay Center) Jitsu Please help us ensure the accuracy of this resource guide by submitting additions, corrections or deletions to http://minorityaffairs.wv.gov/pages/contact.aspx 06/2016 Charleston (west side) WV Resource Guide Leadership/Mentor Program Charleston Montessori- 319 Washington St. W., Charleston, WV 25302 Telephone: 304.340.9000 We offer authentic Montessori education enhanced by specialists in music, art, foreign language, and physical education for children from 3 to 12 years old. We also offer West Virginia’s only Arrowsmith Program and provide Orton-Gillingham (OG) based tutoring for children who have difficulty with reading, spelling, and writing. Charleston Montessori is a member of the International Montessori Council (IMC). Piedmont Elementary – 203 Bradford St., Charleston, WV 25301 Telephone: 304.348.1910 Chess team Clay center instrument lessons - Students can participate in weekly drum, piano, or guitar lessons. Magnet arts program music once a week All county chorus Girls on the run - program to increase self-esteem and interest in running St Johns reading camp - week long came in June YWCA Breakfast with Champs - 5th grade girls are recognized for their leadership potential and attend breakfast with YWCA Women of Achievement Destination imagination- project based learning program Stonewall Jackson Middle School-812 Park Ave. Charleston, WV 25302 Telephone: 304.348.6123 Future Christian Athletes StarBase Program (After school that deals with Stem) Boys’ and Girls' Club Bob Burdette Center After-School Tutoring Sports Teams Boulevard Adventist Academy- 622 Kanawha Blvd. W., Charleston, WV 25302 Telephone: 304.415.7461 A Bridge to the Future Please help us ensure the accuracy of this resource guide by submitting additions, corrections or deletions to http://minorityaffairs.wv.gov/pages/contact.aspx 06/2016 Charleston (west side) WV Resource Guide 1. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (Alpha Omicron Omega Chapter) Program: ASCEND PO Box 181 Institute, WV 25112 Telephone: 304.346.1246 Website: http://akacharlestonwvaoo.com or www.aka1908.com Ages Served: High school students (9-12) Services: Enrichment Program for high school students Admission/ Application Process: High school students desiring to meet their maximum potential 2. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority( Beta Beta Omega Chapter) Program: ASCEND PO Box 906 Charleston, WV 25323 Telephone: 304.204.4059 Website: betabetaomega1908.org Ages served: High school students (9-12) Type of Program: Signature Enrichment Program for high school students Admission/ Application Process: High school students desiring to meet their maximum potential 3. Alzheimer’s Association of WV 1601 Second Avenue, Charleston, WV 25387 Website: http://www.alz.org/wv/ Mission To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. The Alzheimer’s Association, West Virginia Chapter is the only voluntary health organization in West Virginia solely dedicated to providing education and support service to individuals with Alzheimer's and other dementias, to their families and caregivers. The Chapter serves all 55 counties in West Virginia and six counties in eastern Ohio. 4. Arc of the Three Rivers Achievement & Opportunity Center (Behavioral Health) 1412 Kanawha Boulevard, West, Suite 200 Charleston WV 25301 Telephone: 304.344.1464 Website: http://www.arcthreerivers.org/ The Arc of the Three Rivers, Inc. is a behavioral health organization that serves children and adults with Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities (ID/DD). The Arc of The Three Rivers provides the following services:• Residential Habilitation/Person Centered Supports• Provide services in Natural Family and 24 hour Individual Support Settings• Community Day Habilitation/Person Centered Services• Provide services to individuals in Boone, Kanawha, and Putnam Counties• Facility Based Day Habilitation at our Boone County and Charleston Achieve and Opportunity Centers• Adult Companion/Person Centered Supports• Respite• Service Coordination• Therapeutic Consultant• Behavior Support Professional• Nursing• Support and Alternative Services• Representative Payee Services• Targeted Case Management. 5. Arts in Action Please help us ensure the accuracy of this resource guide by submitting additions, corrections or deletions to http://minorityaffairs.wv.gov/pages/contact.aspx 06/2016 Charleston (west side) WV Resource Guide Telephone: 304.419.4446 or 304. 562.6005 Mission: Arts in Action is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization that provides professional and positive education and performance opportunities in the arts for all ages and abilities with a Christian influence. We encourage and equip residents of Putnam, Kanawha, Cabell, Mason and Lincoln counties regardless of race, religion, gender, and economic status, offering comprehensive arts education and programs taught and lead by a highly-skilled, qualified, and dedicated faculty and staff. 6. Big Brother Big Sisters of South Central West Virginia 1701 5th Ave. Ste. 115 Charleston WV Telephone: 304.746.7900 Website: http://www.biglittlewv.org/ Mission: One-on-one relationships between an adult volunteer (or volunteer couple) and an at-risk child between the ages of six and 16. In order to serve more children and enhance match relationships, the agency also provides group activities and community service projects throughout the year. Additionally, Big Brothers Big Sisters offers adults with time constraints the ability to volunteer in the School-based Mentoring Program. These matches are set up by Big Brothers Big Sisters with a school and enable an adult volunteer to work with a youth in their school for one hour a week during the school day. The matches only meet during school time and are invited to Big Brothers Big Sisters sponsored activities. 7. Black Diamond Girl Scouts 321
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