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Ellis School.
SCHOOL HOURS ARE:
| Building Open to Staff | 7:30 AM |
| Tardy Elementay | 7:35 AM |
| Tardy Middle School | 7:50 AM |
| Dismissal | 2:20 PM |
| Building Closed | 4:30 PM |
Middle school vision
The staff and School Board have adopted the following as our Vision Statement and Goals for the Ellis Middle School program. Our new Leadership Council will be providing the direction as we move toward making the vision a reality.
Ellis Middle School Vision
Adopted by Fremont School Board
August 8, 2006
A student who leaves Ellis School will have the skills and knowledge to be:
- An intellectually reflective person.
- A person en route to a lifetime of meaningful work.
- A good citizen.
- A caring and ethical individual.
- A healthy person.
(adopted from Turning Points (1989))
Ellis Middle School Vision:
- Educators who value working with this age group and are prepared to do so.
- Courageous, collaborative leadership.
- A shared vision that guides decisions.
- An inviting, supportive, and safe environment.
- High expectations for every member of the learning community.
- Students and teachers engaged in active learning.
- An adult advocate for every student.
- School-initiated family and community partnerships.
(adopted from The National Middle School Association’s Characteristics of Successful Schools for Young Adolescents, This We Believe, 2003)
Ellis Middle School Goals:
Successful schools for young adolescents provide:
- Curriculum that is relevant, challenging, integrative, and exploratory.
- Multiple learning and teaching approaches that respond to their diversity.
- Assessment and evaluation programs that promote quality learning.
- Organizational structures that support meaningful relationships and learning.
- School-wide efforts and policies that foster health, wellness, and safety.
- Multifaceted guidance and support services.
(adopted from The National Middle School Association’s Characteristics of Successful Schools for Young Adolescents, This We Believe, 2003)