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Brand Talking Points: Quest Collegiate Academy

Quest Collegiate Academies offer a mastery-based, blended learning program to students in grades K-8. Students in grades K-2 need educators who can develop students with traditional, direct teaching instruction. Students in grades 3-8 move to our BrightThinker online learning platform and educators are needed to provide individualized support online and in-person.

CURRICULUM

• K - 2 Traditional Direct Teach Approach

  • Pearson, Stemscopes, Core Knowledge, ELAR, Spalding Phonics

• 3 - 8 BrightThinker Knowledge Units (Digital Curriculum) 

  • Each Course is 10 chapters in length and aligned to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS)

  • Each Knowledge Unit Consists of reference materials, learning objectives, vocabulary, lessons, quizzes, a practice test and a unit test

Benefits of Blended Learning:

Personalized learning 

Enhanced teacher-student engagement 

Content mastery

Robust online learning platform 

Opportunity to earn high school credit in middle school

What is Blended Learning?

• Combination of technology-based curriculum with traditional, teacher-to-student lessons

• Enhanced interaction between the teacher, student, and learning process

• Learning Centers:

  • Independent(taking ownership and goal setting)

• Power Hours:

  • Small groups

  • One-on-one teacher and student

  • Project-based learning

Campus Talking Points: Add any talking points provided by campus below

• We are a small school with a family atmosphere.

• We use Mastery Based Blended Learning offering both written and digital opportunities for learning.

• As a college preparatory school, we prepare students for college, the military, or a good job after leaving high school.

• Our students transition well to other schools when transferring.

• We are a school of choice for parents in a small, rural community.

We value our relationships with students, parents, foster parents and co-workers.  Our teachers and campus director are open to having conversations with parents in order to ensure success for our students.  We love celebrating success.

CAMPUS FAQ's

What school year was this campus first active?

2010

When is the 1st day of school?

August 9, 2022

When is the last day of School?

May 25, 2023

Are your students housed in separate buildings? If so, please explain.

Yes, we have K-4 inside the main building and PK, 5th and 6th in outside cinderblock buildings.

How many sections do you have per grade level?

1

What is the student/teacher ratio per grade level?

Largest is 21-1

Do you offer bilingual classes? If so, what grades?

No

What are your office hours during the school year?

What are the office hours during the summer?

7:30-4:30

Does your school offer a lunch program?

Do you serve breakfast?

We have breakfast for fee, reduced and free meals.  In addition, we offer a Lunchable, water and fresh fruit to everyone.

What are the class times for students?

Are these times different for Prek?

8:00-3:45

Do you offer an after-school program?

Who is the contact person for the after-school program?

No

Where can uniforms be purchased?

Walmart and Crockett Embroidery

What extracurricular activities are offered at your campus?

Student Council

Do you offer AP courses? If so, what grades and courses?

N/A

Do you offer Dual Credit courses? If so, what grades and courses?

What college are these associated with?

N/A

Where can parents purchase school supplies?

Walmart, HEB, Family Dollar and Dollar General

How can parents take a tour of your campus?

Call the school and make an appointment.