Clubview Elementary School Mission Statement

School Mission Statement
"Education is the transmission of civilization."
Will Durant

The mission of Clubview School is to educate and challenge students to become lifelong learners who exhibit the attitudes and dispositions described in the student profile and to equip students with social, intellectual, and critical skills that will enable them to reach their potential as adults in our global society.

School Profile

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Part A - School Improvement Plan - Narrative	Part B - School Improvement Plan - Narrative	Part C - School Improvement Plan - Narrative	School History
Curriculum	Assessment and Testing	Exceptional Students	Student Support Team

An International Baccalaureate World School
A Georgia Charter School

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Curriculum top of page

Clubview School serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade 5. Our pre-kindergarten and kindergarten are full-day programs. The instructional program for elementary students includes language arts (reading, writing, spelling, listening, speaking), mathematics, social studies, science, health, physical education, art, and music. We offer weekly instruction in music, art, physical education and Spanish. For detailed information about the curriculum, including content and benchmarks for various grade levels, see the Muscogee County Schools Curriculum Guide.

Assessment and Testing top of page

Kindergarten students in Georgia schools are assessed throughout the school year on the (GKAP). This evaluation is designed to help determine students' readiness for first grade. The Criterion-Referenced Competency Test (CRCT) (CRCT Testing Tips) is given to all students in grades 1 through 5. Students in grades 3 and 5 are administered the Iowa Testing Program (ITBS) in the fall of each school year. Fifth graders also participate in the Georgia Writing Assessment. This test of students' composition skills is administered at the end of January. As with the GKAP and ITBS, each student's performance on the writing test is reported to his/her parents. For more information about assessment, parents may consult their child's teacher or the school administration.

Exceptional Students top of page

Clubview has numerous programs to serve the needs of exceptional students. All types of special education services are available to our students. At the school, we provide services for students with

learning disabilities,
emotional/behavioral disorders,
speech/language impairments, and
other health impairments.

Students with other types of disabilities such as severe/profound intellectual disabilities, autism, hearing impairment, visual impairments, and intellectual disabilities are served in classes located at other elementary schools in Muscogee County. For more information, please contact Exceptional Student Services at 649-0632.

Students identified as academically gifted are served at St. Elmo School Center for the Gifted, a pull-out program in which these students participate one day per week. For more information contact our counselor, Ellen Sargeant.

Student Support Team top of page

When a student is experiencing significant difficulties with academic assignments or adjustment to the school environment, the school's Student Support Team (SST) is consulted. This team, which is comprised of Clubview teachers, counselors, and administrators, consults with the student's classroom teacher and parents to examine the child's progress, attempt to identify causes for his/her difficulties, and brainstorm intervention strategies to help the student. Parents who feel that their child would benefit from the services of the SST should contact the child's teacher.