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BRIGHTON ACADEMY'S NEW ACADEMIC SCHOOL MODEL
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In EL schools, students learn by conducting “learning expeditions” rather than by sitting in a classroom being taught one subject at a time. EL works on developing the character — as well as the intellect — of students. More than 150 schools in 30 states use this model— including Syracuse City School District’s own ELMS.
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EL Learning Model
1. Learning targets in student-friendly language
2. Interdisciplinary projects (relating to more than one subject)
3. Demonstrating learning through high quality student work
4. Drawing on cultural resources and community leaders
5. Celebrations of learning: students present projects to
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EL Goals
Knowledge and skills
Students demonstrate proficiency, apply what they’ve learned, think critically and communicate clearly
Character
Students work to become effective learners, ethical people, and put their learning to use to improve communities
High-quality student work
Students create complex work, demonstrate craftsmanship, and create authentic work
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Humanities & STEM
ELA
Using Language!Live to help all students develop stronger skills in reading writing, grammar, fluency and phonics
STEM
Improve math and science achievement through the Math- Science-Technology (MST) Block
Social Studies
Social Studies Literacy focusing on reading for information standards and utilizing the TEES writing strategy
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School News
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SCSD School Tool Parent Portal is Now Available!:
The School Tool Parent Portal is now available as a resource for SCSD families. This password-protected site offers access to view student schedules, grades, assignments and more. To access the Parent Portal, please see the directions below. If you have any difficulties, please contact your child's school directly.
Accessing the SCSD School Tool Parent Portal
Visit: https://schooltool.scsd.us/schooltoolweb/
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Announcements
The SCSD has many academic, social, emotional and mental health supports available to students. School social workers can help connect you and your child to in school and/or out of school supports that meet your needs. Please call us at (315) 435-4535 and ask to speak with a Social Worker for more information and assistance.
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