Getting Started
Prospective parents and students are invited to attend a weekly orientation on Tuesdays. Students (1st - 12th grades) take a STAR Reading and Math test after the orientation.
The next day, students are assigned a teacher (called an Educational Specialist - ES). Requests for a specific ES will be honored if possible. The ES contacts the family for an initial meeting. During this meeting, the ES shares the test results, assesses the student's learning styles, and designs a personalized learning program. Curriculum for core subjects (reading, writing, math, science, social science and technology) is established first, and then electives are added. During subsequent meetings, the teaching team of the ES, parent, and student will discuss academic and personal goals, the school's expectations for student learning, and testing requirements. Our goal is for all students to earn an Oregon state diploma.
Logos Charter School's Beliefs
* Students
* Staff
* Parents
Parent's or Guardian's Commitment
The parent's role at Logos is an important component of student success. Parents are expected to ensure your student’s work is completed on time, meet with your Educational Specialist regularly, and be on time for appointments. The time spent teaching your student depends on a variety of factors, including age of the student, student's academic ability and degree of independence, number of other children in the family, and more. Parents act as a positive role model for your student to show him that education is important to you by holding high expectations and working as a team with their ES.
What does my day look like??
Prospective parents and students are invited to attend a weekly orientation on Tuesdays. Students (1st - 12th grades) take a STAR Reading and Math test after the orientation.
The next day, students are assigned a teacher (called an Educational Specialist - ES). Requests for a specific ES will be honored if possible. The ES contacts the family for an initial meeting. During this meeting, the ES shares the test results, assesses the student's learning styles, and designs a personalized learning program. Curriculum for core subjects (reading, writing, math, science, social science and technology) is established first, and then electives are added. During subsequent meetings, the teaching team of the ES, parent, and student will discuss academic and personal goals, the school's expectations for student learning, and testing requirements. Our goal is for all students to earn an Oregon state diploma.
Logos Charter School's Beliefs
* Students
* Staff
* Parents
Parent's or Guardian's Commitment
The parent's role at Logos is an important component of student success. Parents are expected to ensure your student’s work is completed on time, meet with your Educational Specialist regularly, and be on time for appointments. The time spent teaching your student depends on a variety of factors, including age of the student, student's academic ability and degree of independence, number of other children in the family, and more. Parents act as a positive role model for your student to show him that education is important to you by holding high expectations and working as a team with their ES.
What does my day look like??
"Doing the ordinary extraordinarily well."
