The Academy is looking to hire a Food Services Director to serve grades 1-9.
JOB QUALIFICATIONS: Education equivalent to completion of high school and two years experience in an institutional or commercial food service operation. Possess the ability to create and follow written and verbal instructions. Prefer experience with food service industry application software. Supervise, train and manage a middle school or 9th grade campus food preparation operation and maintain customer service. Ensure appropriate quantities of food are prepared and served. Meets all time constraints set by the school menu requirements established by central kitchen. Meet health codes issued by city, state and federal agencies. Obtain Food Handler Certification as required by the Texas Department of Health.
SALARY: $18,000 per year
DAYS: 185
FOR MORE INFORMATION: Contact Mr. Muhammad via email, or call the office at 494.1076.
by Ms. Williams on Friday June 05, 2009
by Mr. Muhammad on Monday June 01, 2009
by Mrs. Smith on Tuesday May 12, 2009
Posted on Monday May 11, 2009
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The stars are aligned for good things to happen for the charter school movement in America, the president of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools recently told a couple of hundred leaders of such schools in Wisconsin.
"We have a moment in front of us like none other," Nelson Smith said, a chance to increase quality and the impact of charters as a whole.
Now, he said, if they could just get more people to understand what charter schools are.
So it is for charter schools - growing, providing both exciting and unsettling results, and still trying to establish themselves, both in practice and in the public mind.
In Milwaukee and nationwide, some of the most successful and attention-worthy schools are charter schools. So are some of the schools at the bottom of the spectrum. And a lot are in-between, with achievement results on a par with most other schools and with programs that are not particularly innovative.
Click here to read the full story.
by Ms. Williams on Wednesday May 06, 2009
FRIDAY MAY 8TH: SIX FLAGS ARLINGTON
Students from the 7th, 8th and 9th grades will get on the bus as we head to Six Flags in Arlington. There is a $20 fee for this trip. We have room for seven parent chaperones, available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Please contact Ms. Williams if you would like to be a chaperone.
TUESDAY MAY 12TH: FISHING EXCURSION FOR 8TH AND 9TH GRADES
TUESDAY MAY 12TH: HISTORY FIELD TRIP FOR 7TH GRADE
THURSDAY MAY 21ST: BLACK OUT AT CARVER MUSEUM FOR ALL STUDENTS
FRIDAY MAY 22ND: MCKINNEY ROUGH FOR 8TH AND 9TH $10 FEE
TUESDAY MAY 26TH: BOTANICAL GARDENS FOR 5TH AND 6TH GRADES
THURSDAY MAY 27TH: SIX FLAGS SAN ANTONIO
Students from the 5th, 6th and part of the 7th grades will get on the bus as we head to Six Flags in San Antonio. There is a $20 fee for this trip. We have room for seven parent chaperones, available on a first-come first-serve basis.
Please contact Ms. Williams if you would like to be a chaperone.
THURSDAY MAY 28TH: CLASS TRIP FOR 5TH GRADE
FRIDAY MAY 29TH: SNAKE FARM TRIP FOR 9TH GRADE $7 FEE
MONDAY JUNE 1ST: ANNUAL SCHOOL BAR-B-QUE AT ZILKER PARK | OPEN FOR ALL STUDENTS AND PARENTS | $5 PER PERSON
Please note that only students who are in good academic and behavioral standing will be allowed to attend the above listed field trips.
Posted on Sunday April 26, 2009
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The first track meet is scheduled for Saturday, May 23rd in Round Rock. Check the School Calendar for the complete schedule.
by Ms. Munoz on Wednesday April 01, 2009
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You can order the DVD for $10 each, or order the DVD and the Yearbook for $15. Please note that the Yearbook is not sold separately.
The delivery date for all orders is Friday, May 29. To place your order - take your cash or check to Ms. Munoz - or email her for more information.