Gainesville ISD Spotlight - Winter 2020

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EDISON Elementary PRE-K THROUGH 1ST GRADE

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roviding a quality education for students in a professional learning and family environment where respect, responsibility, self-control, and quality are expected by all.

and fulfilling at Edison Elementary. Our students truly get into the mood with music in their lives with the addition of music class and a full-time music teacher.

EARLY INTERVENTION

“The more that you read, the more that you will learn, the more places you’ll go.” — Dr. Seuss Edison Elementary is dedicated to building a strong literacy foundation in all of our students. The stronger the foundation, the more reading students will do, and the more successful they will be. This is done through an intensive

into practice in every lesson every day to create, foster, and communicate strong bonds to learning. Working

arts. By providing music in the early

with partners is a real life solution for

grades, our students are destined to be

success, and our students get a head

successful in their future years in band

start in developing and mastering the

or choir. The goal is to establish a strong

skill of working with others.

music foundation that will continue to

In Gainesville ISD, the dual language

more successful.

biliteracy, and biculturalism. These three

SCIENCE

goals will open doors for our students in a worldwide economy as they get older. Just think, our students could

individual and small group sessions.

be working in another country later in

“One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.” — Frank Smith Bilingualism is about creating

life being very successful as they employ their language skills learned at Edison Elementary! MUSIC

“Life seems to go on without effort when I am filled with music.” – George Eliot

language program, bilingual pairs are put

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“Equipped with his five senses, man explores the universe around him and calls the adventure science.” — Edwin Powell Hubble For our young learners, the earliest science lessons include using the five senses. At this age, they are beginning their science adventure. Hands-on activities, experiments, and observations of nature are among many of the experiences that the students have to

relationships, fostering partnerships, and communicating for a lifetime. In the dual

make our GISD music program even

program has three goals: bilingualism,

intervention program that is provided in DUAL LANGUAGE PROGRAM

Gainesville ISD is dedicated to establishing a firm foundation for fine

We are filling students with music early in life to make everything else enjoyable

get them excited and engaged in the science content.


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