Call 480-478-6035 or email grouptours@MIM.org for register for this event.
October 30, 2017
October 17, 2017
Phoenix Union Gifted & Talented Academy 2018-2019 Recruitment
Phoenix Union Gifted & Talented Academy @ Maryvale High
School is pleased to announce the start of 2018-19 recruitment process.
This micro school is a part of the Maryvale comprehensive campus. Students
enjoy the set-up of a small school with the plethora of resources and
opportunities of a comprehensive campus. G and T Academy is delighted to
bring one of its kind - accelerated, personalized and holistic curriculum for
the gifted learners. Applications available here.
October 10, 2017
Learning Distinctions Between High Achievers and Gifted Learners
¨ High-Achieving Students: Know what it takes to be successful in school and are willing to put in the time and effort.
¨ Giftedness reflects innate advance aptitudes that may or may not emerge as exceptional academic talent over time.
¨ Gifted individuals view the world in different ways than others, and their thoughts , actions and feelings are more intense. It has been said that an exceptionally gifted individual sees the world as if she is looking through an electron microscope, as compared with normal vision. They see what others do not see, and what others cannot even imagine.
August 31, 2017
Open House
Monterey Park-ALPS
First Trimester Open House
Thursday, September 14, 2017
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
This event provides a great opportunity to see the
campus, meet with the ALPS teachers and hear about our program. Teachers,
Students, and Parents are encouraged to attend.
A representative from Phoenix Country Day School will be present to speak with 3rd -8th
grade students & parents about a great opportunity for our students, Project Excellence
August 17, 2017
AAGT 2017 Parent Institute
2017 Parent
Institute will be held on
September 23rd from 9:00AM to 3:00PM
AAGT’s
2017 Parent Institute is a one-day event geared towards the needs of
Arizona’s parents of gifted and talented children. Our goal is to
advocate, educate, and communicate on behalf of gifted learners in the state of
Arizona. Student programs are offered for an additional cost the day of the
event as well!
This message is to remind you to register today and mark your calendars!
June 26, 2017
Maker Camp
Intel Sponsored Maker Summer Camp for middle school girls that is coming up
July 23-28, 2017.
The camp is FREE of cost to participants. The target audience is girls 11-14 years of age from disenfranchised and low-income communities.
The camp is FREE of cost to participants. The target audience is girls 11-14 years of age from disenfranchised and low-income communities.
There are several ways to apply:
1. Fillable PDF attached (can be emailed)
2. Non-fillable PDF attached (can be filled out manually and sent via fax or post office)
3. Online registration at the following link: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form?EQBCT=32d9040ee3544b8f98547bf4505da35
March 16, 2017
March 8, 2017
February 9, 2017
January 27, 2017
Mrs Famania's Class
Dear Parents and Guardians,
This semester in Mrs. Famania’s class, students participate
in a hands-on, integrated curriculum that focuses on the development of
science, math, English, and geography skills.
Through the inquiry process, students learn to ask questions and
systematically find answers to those questions. Middle school students will
apply these inquiry skills in their investigation theme of Zombie Apocalypse. Throughout the unit we will cover many
science standards, including, plant structures, ecosystems, changes in
environment, and structural and behavioral adaptions. Through research and planning we will also
work through problems that will require research, responding to reading,
collaboration, geography and economics.
Partial funding for the unit has come from a grant from APS and the
Phoenix Suns, we are currently waiting on money from them to purchase gardening
supplies.
At the end of the project I am asking each team to create a
presentation board to showcase their work.
Students will present their experience to their peers at the end of the
unit. Parent donations of rubber cement
and 36”x48” black trifold presentations boards will be greatly
appreciated.
Also, if you have experience with survival skills, first
aid, or other skills, and are interested in volunteering for a day to share
your knowledge, please contact me.
In addition to the project, if your student would like to
learn more about the subject, I am encouraging everyone to read a book this
semester (outside of ALPS). It could be
fictional or non-fiction, and it is free choice. Books on survival would be a great benefit
for students to relate to the unit and find outside knowledge.
Finally, to keep parents up to date on everything happening
this semester, please sign up on remind.com.
I created a special class for just this semester in order to ensure you
just receive texts regarding this class.
I have attached instructions of how to sign up.
Thank you for your continued support!
Crystal Famania
602-322-1921
January 17, 2017
January 13, 2017
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