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Written by Alisa Scott
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Provide an individualized education, that will appropriately challenge each student's abilities, allowing him/her to advance through the curriculum at a pace and capacity consistent with the student's knowledge and motivation. Create an atmosphere where risk and exploration can occur. Create an understanding of how what is taught is used in the real world. Promote academic achievement, character development, self-reliance, self-confidence, self-understanding, and independent thought and action. Provide students with valuable educational tools, including critical problem-solving skills, abstract and higher level thinking skills, good study habits, time management, and ultimately healthy social and spiritual development. Provide a small class to allow for personal attention to each child's needs. Constantly evaluate student outcomes by using appropriate criteria through self-assessments, parent assessments, authentic assessments and criterion referenced and/or standardized testing instruments in order to promote their optimal development.
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Holman Leadership Academy Enlightening Minds to Lead!
Student Presentations Our young leaders give weekly presentations on "Presentation Friday"! They are preparing now for successful futures.
Guest Speakers Our leaders learn from real business and community leaders on a bimonthly basis. Click on "Guest Speakers for previous and future guest speakers". Â
Community Involvement Our leaders learn about community concerns and have visited Operation Push, a City Council meeting, and the Black Wall street economic summit.
Hands on Learning Our leaders do a variety of projects which require them to use their knowledge on various topics.
Field Learning Students take bimonthly field trips to museums and cultural events. Click on "Field Trips" for previous and future trips.
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