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Educational Development Center

1104 East Main Street
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Phone 502-695-6720
Fax 502-695-9618

Melissa Rogers, Principal

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the Educational Development Center is to provide a unique, individualized learning experience for students in the Franklin County School District.

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 Announcements

Newly Admitted to Kentucky State University Attachment
by Rogers, Melissa
 2/2/2010 4:43 PM
 
Arizona Visit Attachment
by Rogers, Melissa
 1/29/2010 4:22 PM
 
Phoenix Academy students score highest on college algebra exam 
by Rogers, Melissa
 1/27/2010 3:13 PM
 
EDC Diploma Program Attachment
by Rogers, Melissa
 1/27/2010 3:06 PM
 
Phoenix Academy Wins International Recognition Attachment
by Rogers, Melissa
 10/30/2009 10:11 AM
 

 THE PHOENIX ACADEMY

THE PHOENIX ACADEMY
The Phoenix Academy is a credit recovery program serving identified high school students.  Students are referred to the Phoenix Academy by the faculty of Western Hills High School or Franklin County High School. The goal of the academy is to provide an individualized learning program for each student.  We offer an online curriculum that is tailored to individual student needs.  Students work independently with the help of  teachers to recover credits and master new coursework in order to graduate. 

The curriculum used at the Phoenix Academy is the Stars Suites curriculum developed by Educational Options.  You can browse the coursework and all classes at their website www.edoptions.com.

 EDCATS

EDCATS

Educational Development Center

ALTERNATIVE TO SUSPENSIONS PROGRAM

EDCATS is an alternative to suspension program for suspended middle and high school students in the Franklin County school system.  The mission of EDCATS is to provide a safe, supervised educational placement for students who have violated the district discipline code.  The goal of the program is to continue to offer educational services to students while removing them from their home school for the duration of the suspension.

Overview

The majority of students suspended from school are unsupervised during some if not all of the time away from school.  The philosophy of the EDC Alternatives to Suspension program is to continue academic services to students in lieu of an out of school suspension.  Students placed in the Alternatives to Suspension program are counted as present for that day of school.   The Alternatives to Suspension classroom will be staffed by a combination of certified and classified staff (two staff members are recommended for safety and legal concerns).   A classroom of 8-10 students and an office area for scheduling will be available.  EDCATS is designed for middle and high school students only.  Consideration for special education students requiring specially designed instruction is necessary and placement for these students may be limited.

School Administrators may use EDCATS for a variety of offenses or conduct violations.  Violations that warrant EDCATS placement include; fighting, defiance, cutting/skipping school, repeated classroom disruptions, threatening and physical aggression.  Severe legal violations involving drugs, weapons and public safety (involving students and/or staff) are not eligible for EDCATS. 

 

 
 

 A day at the Phoenix Academy

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  Novel Stars Online Curriculum
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  FCPS Parent Resource Center
  ILP--Individual Learning Plan
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