BOULDER PREP IN THE NEWS |
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Boulder Prep has set high standards for students because they are the leaders of tomorrow. We require students to pass classes with greater than 70% proficiency. College acceptance, service learning and a senior portfolio are some of the many requirements for graduation. For students who come to us less than prepared for a college prep curriculum, we have a direct instruction program that allows them to become grade leve proficient in both Reading and Math in less than one academic year. Once students are engaged and proficient, we challenge them with accelerated, innovative college preparatory classes that meet BVSD core requirements. Classes are 90 minutes, and we operate on a year round 8-week block system. Classes begin at 8:30am and end at 2:30pm Monday through Thursday. On Fridays, all students participate in a Life Skills program from 8:30-12:30. |
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| Stories Program: | ||||||
| Each morning a staff member, student, or guest speaker shares a story, song, poem, or current event that addresses an important life skill or lesson. | ||||||
| Breakfast Program: | ||||||
Fruit and breakfast snacks are provided for free to all students every morning. This ensures that students have adequate nourishment for the day. |
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| Direct Instruction: | ||||||
| SRA Direct Instruction (intensive tutoring) is provided for students below grade level to help them reach grade-level proficiency in reading, spelling, and/or math. | ||||||
| Arts Program: | ||||||
| Students have the opportunity to express their creativity through art history, painting, drawing, dance, or video and music production. | ||||||
| Service Learning Program: | ||||||
Students participate in a Service Learning Class where they prepare lunch for the whole school and volunteer at Community Food Share or Cultiva Gardens . |
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| Family Outreach: | ||||||
| Boulder Preparatory High School hosts four community events per year for families and community members to meet staff and learn more about the school. | ||||||
| Personalized Interventions: | ||||||
Interventionists are available to help students with academic or personal issues that may arise. |
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| Life Skills Program: | ||||||
| Every Friday students spend the day learning valuable life skills. Sample topics include: Study Skills, Time Management, Health and Nutrition, Diversity Training, Gender Issues, and Current Events. | ||||||
| ACT Incentive Program: | ||||||
| Students participate in an ACT Prep class. They can earn scholarship money for every point they improve on the ACT (American College Test). | ||||||
| College Prep Class: | ||||||
| Seniors participate in a college prep class where they research post-secondary options, complete college applications, financial aid forms, and scholarship applications. | ||||||
| Concurrent Enrollment Program: | ||||||
| Students can take college courses through CU Denver while enrolled at Boulder Preparatory High School. | ||||||
| Extended Hours Program: | ||||||
| Classes, direct instruction and independent study courses are offered to students from 3pm-5pm three days a week. This provides students who may have daytime obligations or limitations with flexible hours to continue their pursuit of education. | ||||||
| Trustee Scholarship Program: | ||||||
| The Boulder Prep Board of Trustees and Faculty have created a scholarship program. Funds are raised throughout the year and scholarships for various achievements are awarded at graduation. Graduates of the class of 2008 received $20,000 in scholarship awards. | ||||||
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