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Choice Charter School
Basic Information
Address: PO BOX 193
Union, Iowa 50258
Phone Number: 5158502545
Superintendent: Dr. Cynthia Knight
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Additional Information
Board of Directors: Tara Andrews, Trent Grundmeyer, Aundra Meeks, LaWanda Sanders, Mindie Smith
Mission Statement:
Choice Charter School is a FREE public, non-profit school tailored to the unique needs of unique students who can’t or won’t return to the traditional public school.
Accreditation and Recognition: state of Iowa
District Characteristics: We work with students grades 9-12 who can't or won't attend traditional school.
History:
Started Sep 6, 2022
Other Facilities: Charterverse
Curriculum:
Project-based, work-based, student-centered
Belief Statements:
Incorporating learning styles, and the interests and needs of students to create personalized learning paths.
Recognizing the value of each student and the unique circumstances they bring to the learning environment.
Creating worthy work that crosses over content areas.
Focusing on competency-based, project-based education.
Demographics:
9-12 grades to age 21
Organization Goals: Choice Charter School will raise the graduation rate in Iowa by providing a conscientious, comprehensive program to meet the needs of students who are looking for a nonpublic high school option and/or have dropped out of high school and are motivated to earn their diploma.
Choice Charter School will create individual learning paths that honor the college and career dreams of the students it serves.
Choice Charter School will prepare students to become participating, contributing members of society.
Future Development Plans: Apprenticeships, Certifications so our students are college and career ready when they leave high school.
Vision Statement: A brighter future for the students who need it the most.
Support Services:
504, IEP, ELL, TAG