Green Fields School Phone Number (520) 297-2288
Accelerated Elementary and Secondary Schools
Making a difference each day.
We are Different.
Unique.
Powerful.
Our curriculum is mastery based including the higher level research classes.
Students are placed by their individual content knowledge and pace not by grade.
Students receive instant feedback in every subject throughout every day.
Parents have real time access to their students attendance and grades.
Students are taught metacognition which promotes life long learners and resilience.
Quality Education
We are:
A violence free school.
A drug free school.
A bully free school.
Tomorrows leaders begins with todays students.
1. English Language Arts (ELA).
Our ELA is currently undergoing a research trial with Johns Hopkins University regarding our instructional program and student progress. This program is also in the process of becoming Nationally Accredited through Cognia.
'Sticky Licks" created by D. Jones, combines, Phonemic Awareness, Syntactic Knowledge, Vocabulary, Lexicosemantic Awareness, Graphene and Phoneme Association, Literal and Inferential Awareness and Comprehension. The students are reading fluency through "Sticky Licks" with confidence and cadence.
2. Mathematics K-12
Mathematics series start with basic arithmetic and progress to 300 level Mathematic University Level Courses.
Our Unique Challenge Books correlate with the math series going up to Algebra 2.
When students complete the series, we offer special mathematic classes created by David Jones.
3. Physical Science - Elementary
Physical Science Series includes more than 300 “Expert Trials” and “Challenges” and is a prerequisite for ALL’s Secondary School science courses. This course is designed to build a strong base for more advanced science courses. Although an understanding of algebraic relationships is necessary, emphasis is placed on conceptual models. Examples of topics covered include: Mechanics (Newton’s Laws of motion, momentum and energy, gravity, fluid mechanics, thermodynamics); Electricity and magnetism (electrodynamics, electromagnetism, circuits); Properties of waves (sound, light); Structure of the Atom (subatomic properties, atomic nucleus); Chemistry (the periodic table, chemical bonds, molecular mixing, reactions, acids, bases, redox reactions); Earth science (rocks and minerals, Earth’s internal properties, hydrology, atmosphere, weather).
4. Anatomy
Anatomy Series covers various human structures and systems including: skeletal, muscular, integumentary, digestive, dental maturation, renal system, respiratory, cardiovascular, lymphatic, nervous, and endocrine.
5. Geography
Physical & Political Geography Series includes more than 290 “Expert Trials” and “Challenges” and is a 10/10 prerequisite for many of ALL’s Social Science courses such as geopolitics and human geography. Students will study geosystems including the forces and processes in the natural environment including the solar system, atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and geosphere, and the forces and process that alter the Earth’s surface. Additionally students will identify geographic, governmental and political subdivisions of territory on a variety of scales and cartography. Extensive use of on-line resources.
Know Where Your Money is Going
Smart Investing for a better future.
Directing Taxes through School Tuition Organizations (STO)
100% of Directed AZ taxes to our school through the STO goes to tuition.
Donating Directly to the School:
Money is allocated to whatever the doner specifies and the money is used for that purpose.
Note to Donors:
If you have a specific building, sport or subject you would like to donate to please contact the main office.
Accelerated Learning Laboratory
Main Office Number (520) 743-3895
Green Fields School
Main Office Number is (520) 297-2288
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ALL’s instructional model will confirm that schools and instructional practices are the predominant factors influencing student performance, not ethnicity, social status, economic privilege, gender, or a child’s neighborhood.
