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September 5th-Minion Day 9th-Deadline for Best Buddies application 15th-Homecoming Kick Off Carnival @ Klein Cain parking lot from 5pm-…

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September 5th-Minion Day 9th-Deadline for Best Buddies application 10th- Open House from 5pm-6:30pm 15th-Homecoming Kick Off Carnival @…

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September 15th-Homecoming Kick Off Carnival @ Klein Cain parking lot from 5pm-7pm 15th-18th Homecoming dress up week 16th-Last day to…

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September 9/23/25: Best Buddies Cheer Volleyball Game: Klein Cain Gym: 5-6pm 9/25/25: Best Buddies Match Party: Landfall (Students only)…

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Solving math problems that will help students develop their critical reasoning, and analytical skills, which can help students in general on the job and life. The main topics include money, time, computation, and geometry measurement.

ELA:
In English Language Arts, students use their knowledge of language to improve as communicators and to analyze the textual decisions authors make to influence voice, tone, and meaning in literary works. The main topics include writing, editing, literature, grammar/parts of speech, and fluency.

Science:
Instills a sense of intrigue and enables students to develop understanding and form questions based both on the knowledge they already have and the insight they wish to gain in the future. Students who excel in science lessons are likely to develop a strong ability to think critically. Students will know, use, and interpret scientific explanations of the natural world; generate and evaluate scientific evidence and explanations; understand the nature and development of scientific knowledge; and. participate productively in scientific practices and discourse.

Social Studies:
The students will make reasoned decisions for the public good as citizens of a culturally diverse, democratic society in an interdependent world. The main topics will include the ability to identify, analyze, and evaluate the relationships among multiple historical causes and effects, distinguishing between those that are long-term and proximate, and among coincidence, causation, correlation. The students will also understand:

political systems, states, territory, and borders.

the basic elements of culture.

the types and levels of economic activities.

urban structure and development.

Career Preparation:
The students will have the tools, guidance, and opportunity to create and follow a career path, to assist students in transitions from school to work at all levels, and to provide curriculum and training for involved adults. Each will set short, medium, and long-term career goals, then determine the steps they need to take to accomplish those goals!
Making Connections:
We will focus on assisting the students in developing and generalizing appropriate and beneficial social skills and in turn increase that student's postsecondary outcome. The students will have the tools that will expand their thinking by making connections. Students will sort and categorize objects as one way of learning how things are connected. Making connections is just another way to describe learning how things are related to each other and how the physical world works.

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