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Everything. Staff was so kind and helped us in many ways ( especially
with the luggage lost by the airline). They will remember me for the
rest of their life. I think we called hundreds of times to the airport
with their help. Hotel is very close to Sacre Coeur and Jules Joffrin
metro station. From there you can get anywhere in Paris. Rooms are small
but very comfortable. Anyway...you are not going to Paris to stay into
the room aren't you? Many restaurants around the hotel, a MonoPrix
store fo - Anonymous
Yleiset tilat erittäin edustavat ja viihtyisät, lyhyt matka juna/metro-asemalle, ikkunasta mukavat näkymät, siisti ja toimiva kylpyhuone suihkukaapilla. - Anonymous
the staff were very very welcoming, helpful and pleasant. they added a lovely touch of comfort to our stay. the rooms were beautifully decorated and it is located in a beautiful part of paris. the facilities were excellent and overall i was very impressed. - Anonymous
I would highly recommend this hotel! It is conveniently located to the metro stations and one of the popular tourist attractions (Arc). There are so many cafes and bakeries within close proximity as well. And the staff here is second to none! Very kind, patient and extremely helpful!! My experience here was overwhelmingly positive!!! - Anonymous
Lovely quiet room. Good breakfast. Very clean. Friendly staff. - Olive
Cleanliness was perfect. Hotel is modern with all facilities - Anonymous
Metro station is 100 metres from hotel and the centre of Paris is reachable in 15 minutes although Metro can be very packed during the rush hours. Hotel is very clean. Bed sheets, towels were refreshed daily and very clean. Hotel staff are very friendly and speak very good English. We were able to leave our luggage with the hotel after checking out whilst we explored a bit more of Paris on our last day. We did not have the hotel breakfast, it looked OK but costly for a family of 5, we used the - Anonymous
The hotel staff was exceptionally helpful and definitely made servicing guests a priority. - Marlene
It was a very good location in a nice area, being close to many points of interest, and close to two metro stations. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and english level was above average. We went in mid-April but it did get a bit cold outside in the evenings, but the temperature was very comfortable. The bed was comfortable and we were able to fully rest after each busy day walking around. - Anonymous
keskustassa, rauhallinen sijainti, pienen pieni tyylikäs hotelli, hyvä henkilökunta. Ihanan maalainen huoneen sisitus kaikkine kattopalkkeineen - Raija
The staff were outstanding and very helpful indeed. They did all that they could to please and the breakfast was superb. The hotel was clean and well cared for and tastefully decorated. The bedrooms were comfortable and maintained at a high level. - Susan
Hotel is in a great location, the rooms are large (especially the bathroom) and quiet, service is great - the staff is very helpful. - Anonymous
Appealing and convenient location, reception desk personnel very helpful, attractive room, clean, comfortable bed and pillows, nice linens - Anonymous

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Josephus Flavius
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And it's crooked! The bottom line doesn't align with the top! Is that weird?
linea nigra runs all the way up my belly
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Nope, it's a girl! I'm fair skinned too, so I wasn't likely to get it but it's there. The bottom is centered, but the top is not!
Age 29, FTM
married to my love 10/2011
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Posted 11/17/2012
I am 26w6d and don't have one... could I still get it? I'm really pale.
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Posted 11/17/2012
I think you can still get it PP. I have a very very faint line on the bottom at 28 weeks 4 days, but it's been like that for a few weeks. I'm having a girl!
Posted 11/17/2012
Nope. One is like that too. Mine goes all the way up to the bottom of my boobs!
Diagnosed with GD. Baby GIRL will be here on/before Feb 7th-11th.
Married to DH 11/2008
Diagnosed with GD. Baby GIRL will be here on/before Feb 7th-11th.
Posted 11/17/2012
I think mine is really low, like where your zipper on your pants is. thats what my SO tells me anyway. Not like I can really see it these days lol
Posted 11/17/2012
I've had mine for quite a while, my SO is facinated by it lol
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better than the food, was the wonderfully friendly staff!! We had a couple of beer, burgers and I had grilled coconut shrimp.
Reasonably priced, right on the beach, great spot!
I have never tasted shrimp so good..we were treated great. I could go back over and over. Give it a try
it was awesome! WE had specialty margaritas made for us for Canada...the music was awesome and just a short walk down the beach...recomend!
nice family run business right on the beach, very friendly staff, food average but still good special all you can eat shrimp several times a week.
The all you can eat shrimp is fabulous. Nice atmosphere & muitos.r when we are in Guayabsic, right along the ocean. Will go again this yea
can't get much better for a great night out with the whole family involved somewhere in the vicinity. Went there for Christmas Eve for the all you can eat shrimp. Wasn't expecting a lot as the weather was 'off' - but when Dad and Uncles and Sons started playing and singing (and dancing with some ladies) well, some of that...
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Service is always good..Salador's has a great location & easy to find from the Beach...You have to know where it is exactly......to find it from the town side...
Good Music & Happy Hours..Go for that & go somewhere else for a meal..
Salvador's is a great restaurant, not only for its spectacular view but also for the great food and friendly staff. My fiancé and I are planning our wedding in Rincon and decided to book are reception at Salavdors. Salvador has been a huge help in organizing our wedding. He has saved us a trip in going down to Mexico and...
The food is terrific, love the shrimp! Salvador and his family make the experience wonderful as they are always ultra friendly and make you feel like you are a friend in addition to being a customer. I look forward to my next trip to Guayabitos so I can eat and visit again!
Loved the food! Had a blast at the restaurant. Totally would go again and again! It was just like being at a family dinner except on the beach with amazing views.
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Maybe that's why Gallows are garnering so much attention. They're the "buzz" band of this year's Warped Tour, heralded by press and public alike despite the fact that their Epitaph debut, Orchestra Of Wolves, only saw the light of day in North America earlier this month.
"I think it's the music and the sincerity of our live show," says Frank Carter. "When we play, it's in earnest.
"We channel from every bit ourselves to make sure that no matter how big or small the show is, we're giving it everything we've got. Hype isn't important to us... we don't give a fuck if people don't want to hear us either. We give our heart and soul, bleed and cry if that's what it takes to make people listen at the basic level."
With the throngs of people jumping on the Gallows bandwagon, someone seems to be listening. Then again, how could we ignore them? They recently topped out a sound metre at more than 130 decibels (higher than the average jet engine) to become the world's loudest band.
Still, despite being pleased that his band draw comparisons to those from punk's most formative years, the singer is adamant that people understand that they aren't striving to sound like their idols. Instead, Gallows takes that inspiration and bastardize it with hatred for what has happened to punk over the past decade. Driven to reinvigorate the scene with elements of interest, danger and, well, volume, Carter notes that while you may not love Gallows, you can't ignore them.
"When you're young, there are so many bands you love that you want to be like. But when you get older, you realize it's not about wanting to be in a band like anyone else. It's about striking out against what is wrong. That's what bands that influenced us were doing in the first place. I'm sick of the trend of stale soft rock that seems to fucking penetrate everyone. People are happy listening to the most banal, tasteless, boring, uncharacteristic rock ever. It's not right. Music shouldn't be boring. It should be exciting, intimidating and dangerous. You should feel something when you listen to it. You shouldn't be able to just put it on in the background."
Gallows and the rest of the Warped Tour will hit Park Place in Barrie, Ont. on Aug. 11 and Montreal's Parc Jean-Drapeau the next day.
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2012 has been a very successful year so far for Alive & Kicking. A&K Kenya and A&K Zambia continue to produce thousands of quality sports balls and conduct social outreach programmes. Progress continues towards the opening of a third stitching centre in Accra, Ghana later this year.
Inaugural A&K Zambia HIV/AIDS Roadshow
Alive & Kicking Zambia has recently completed its first ever HIV/AIDS Health Awareness Roadshow, which was a resounding success. In partnership with Tackle Africa, the Roadshow toured the Copperbelt region, visiting the towns of Chililabombwe, Kitwe, Mufulira and Ndola.
The Roadshow team ran a number of initiatives aimed at engaging and empowering young people across the province. By using sport as an educational tool, the programme aimed to raise awareness of and combat the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. Engaging existing networks and organisations was most the most sustainable way of achieving these goals, and 85 coaches were trained in HIV/AIDS education football drills. By training local staff, over 5,000 local children will now have long term access to a trained HIV/AIDS educator.
The Roadshow also provided opportunities for local young people to get involved with organised sporting events. Football and netball tournaments were organised in each town, with over 1,000 boys and girls taking part. The tournaments became huge local events, with thousands of spectators coming along and unprecedented numbers taking advantage of the mobile HIV Voluntary Counselling & Testing (VCT) centres to discover their HIV status.
Tusky's supermarket stocks A&K balls
Alive & Kicking's retail success across Africa has continued with the news that Tusky's supermarkets are now stocking balls at 4 outlets in Kenya. This follows on from the sales success of A&K balls in Nakumatt outlets across East Africa. In Zambia, major retailers Spar, Shoprite and Pick N' Pay are currently selling A&K balls. Sustained sales are crucial to the success of the social enterprise and enable further job creation and social outreach.
New animal prints developed
Due to the popular demand of the lion, cheetah, crocodile and tortoise print footballs, new animal designs have been developed. These include a zebra from Kenya and a white cheetah (or snow leopard!) from Zambia. The balls will be on sale over the coming months.
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We would like to thank everyone who has donated to Alive & Kicking recently and look forward to giving our next update in 3 months' time. To keep up to date with our latest news, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
It has been an exciting start to 2012 at Alive & Kicking, as the stitching centres in Lusaka and Nairobi continue to produce thousands of quality sports balls and we move towards opening a new centre in Accra, Ghana. Between them, A&K Kenya and A&K Zambia provide sustainable employment for 150 people, a number we hope to add to in Ghana over the coming months.
As far as our stitchers in Lusaka are concerned, easily the most exciting news this year was Zambia winning the Africa Cup of Nations in February. In a nerve-racking finale, they edged out the overwhelming favourites Ivory Coast on penalties in Libreville. Having distributed thousands of footballs to children in Zambia since 2004, Alive & Kicking felt an immense sense of pride seeing the young Chipolopolo players lifting the cup.
Shortly after their continental cup success, Zambia hosted some special visitors in the form of UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, IOC President Jacques Rogge and UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace Wilfred Lemke. They were in Lusaka to mark the new Olympic Youth Development Centre, and took the opportunity to meet Christopher Mutale, a stitcher at Alive & Kicking Zambia. Christopher demonstrated the art of hand-stitching footballs and showed off one he made earlier to a very impressed Secretary General. More here.
PR firm clarity announced that it has chosen Alive & Kicking as its charity of the year, and promptly set up a campaign in which they will donate £1 for every 'like' that they receive on their Facebook page. We are delighted to be receiving this support and believe our organisations can achieve a lot together going forward.
We would like to thank everyone who has donated to Alive & Kicking recently and look forward to giving our next update in 3 months time.
The last three months of the year have gone smoothly for Alive & Kicking in Kenya and Zambia. Both our workshops have continued making and distributing hand-stitcher leather footballs to schools and youth projects in disadvantaged areas. Below are some of the stand-out achievements from the period.
Alive & Kicking Kenya's newly designed animal print footballs of Cheetahs, Lions, Crocodiles and Tortoises aim to promote awareness of wildlife protection and can now be purchased in Nakumatt stores in Kenya. As with all Alive & Kicking balls sold in Nakumatt outlets, the margin that the store makes is donated to projects in Kenya and all A&K's work remains not-for-profit.
Alive & Kicking Zambia has spent the past 6 weeks planning its first health awareness roadshow, which is scheduled to take place in 2012. Based on the model developed by Alive & Kicking Kenya, A&K Zambia plans to hire a bus and deliver HIV/AIDs education alongside sporting activities in the Copper Belt region of the country. Balls will also be donated to participating schools.
In Kenya plans are also underway for a roadshow next year, although this time with a twist. In 2012 the roadshow will focus on peace and is targeted to coincidence with a general election year. Previously, elections in Kenya have led to outbreaks of violence, so the Peace Roadshow will be aimed at encouraging peaceful attitudes and behaviour amongst young adults.
Alive & Kicking is pleased to be receiving assistance from two professional English football clubs. Kenya's partnership with Arsenal in the Community has continued, with the club sending coaches to deliver training to local Kenya schools alongside the donation of Alive & Kicking balls. In Zambia, the workshop has been lucky to receive assistance from Swindon Town who are purchasing balls to use in their project in Mozambique.
In November this year the CEO of Brightside Group, a UK company, completed the East African Safari Classic: a gruelling 9-day drive in a classic car. The 4300km journey started on 19th November in Mombasa, looped through Tanzania, and finished back in Mombasa on November 28th. Brightside Group plc is hoping to raise £100,000 for Alive & Kicking.
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Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan was elected President of the Greater Nashville Regional Council (GNRC) at their Annual Business meeting.
Other officers elected were Randall Hutto, Wilson County Mayor as Vice-President, and Ken Moore as Treasurer.
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Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan has appointed Arthur Bing as the Director of Transportation for the City of Clarksville. Mr. Bing's appointment will become effective immediately.
"We conducted an open, extensive search and interview process. We received numerous applications from numerous qualified candidates. Mr. Bing stood out among them all," said Mayor Kim McMillan. "I am very confident that the Clarksville Transit System will continue to see tremendous growth and opportunities under his leadership." «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan recently joined Nashville Mayor Karl Dean and a host of others to celebrate the signing of the Tennessee Silver Jackets Charter.
A federal program, Silver Jackets is implemented by a participating state which then organizes a team of cooperating agencies, including federal, state and local agencies.
Federal, State and local agencies gathered at Metro Nashville's Development Services Center to form a group partnership to help reduce flood reduction Sept. 23, 2014. Silver Jackets is an innovative program that provides an opportunity to consistently bring together multiple state, federal, and local agencies to learn from one another and apply their knowledge to reduce risk.
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan is proud to announce that the City of Clarksville is receiving over $1.7 million dollars in grant funds from the U.S. Department of Justice's COPS Hiring Program (CHP).
The grant funds may be used over a three-year period and will be used to hire 14 new police officers. Although the City was informed of the grant's award on September 29th, the effective date was September 1st, 2014. It is anticipated that the 14 new officers will be hired by June 30th, 2015.
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Clarksville, TN – On Wednesday, October 1st, 2014, the Clarksville Police Department welcomes Cody Deskins, David Hauser, Clay Sheley, Scott Freeman, Ra'shee Showers, Tracy Hughes, Travis Kretz, Thomas McCraw, David Moore, and Ronald Myers to the force.
The New Officers and their families, along with Chief Al Ansley, and other City Officials, gathered at City Hall, while they were sworn in by Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan.
Left to Right: Cody Deskins, David Hauser, Clay Sheley, Scott Freeman, Ra'shee Showers, Mayor Kim McMillan,Tracy Hughes, Travis Kretz, Thomas McCraw, David Moore, Ronald Myers, and Chief Al Ansley.
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Mayor Kim McMillan is proud to announce that the City of Clarksville, after a highly competitive grant process, has been awarded $ 217,835 from the Governor's Highway Safety Office.
The funds, which are originally dispersed through the Federal Highway Safety Administration, will be allocated to the Clarksville Police Department in 2015 to use in addressing alcohol related crimes. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – On Saturday the community gathered on Austin Peay State University to attend the ceremonies opening the brand new APSU Governors Football Stadium. The new world-class facility replaces a 68 year old stadium originally built in 1946 as the Clarksville Municipal Stadium.
The new stadium cost $19 million, and has four levels, with most of the offices and dressing rooms, as well as a training room, on the first floor. On the second floor, there will be meeting rooms and an additional weight room. Fans on levels 3 and 4 will find the amenities of club seating and skyboxes – new features to the stadium. The skyboxes are tiered stadium-type seating with up to 22 seats per viewing room. In addition, each skybox has a bar with locations for bar stools, tables and chairs to seat four to six people.
The ribbon cutting opening the new APSU Governor's Football Stadium. APSU President Alisa White and Hendricks Fox cut the ribbon
Clarksville, TN – On Friday, September 5th, 2014, the Clarksville Police Department hosted a retirement and promotion ceremony.
Chief Al Ansley presented Mary Buck with a Certificate of Retirement and Officer Nelson Rodriguez with a Promotion Certificate to the rank of Sergeant.
(L) Mary Buck and (R) Sergeant Nelson Rodriguez.
Clarksville, TN – On Thursday, September 11th, 2014, Clarksville Fire Rescue will hold the annual ceremony honoring fallen firefighters and victims of the 9-11 tragedy. The event will begin at 6:00pm at the Main Fire Station, 802 Main Street, in Clarksville.
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Clarksville, TN – The opening day of Riverfest was summed up in one word, hot! I was sweating from the moment I arrived at 5:00pm, until I left at 11:00pm. A chance of rain had been forecast but thankfully did not appear, or it would've made it even more humid.
Crowds begin trickling in shortly before the 5:00pm opening, and things picked up steadily through the evening. Turnout was lower than expected but that was likely due to people avoiding the heat, and the forecast showers.
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AcademyACL uses a lottery process in February of each year for enrollment applications that we receive for the following school year. That enrollment window opens in November, so from November to February we take applications and then use the lottery system to prioritize the enrollment openings, with siblings of current students and the children of staff members given priority seating. Our application is a request for enrollment, and once the lottery has occurred, new requests are entered in the order they are received to the bottom of any waiting list. Once there is an opening for a child who is on a waiting list, we contact the parents to see if they are still interested, ask to confirm several details, and we also submit a request for records to the previous school. Those records from previous schools can take a while to arrive, particularly during the summer hours. When we receive records, we review the details from the previous school for a variety of items such as accommodations that the previous school may have used, discipline records, report cards, whether or not the student has been recommended for promotion to next grade, et cetera. Any time we have questions we are happy to talk with parents and previous school officials to clarify the details, as we believe that each child needs to find that right placement that will help him or her to continue to grow and learn in the best way possible.
We have been thrilled with the change to this school because it has allowed all three of our gifted children to thrive. It really is a community for gifted adults parenting gifted kids. I have yet to see a school that is THIS GOOD a communicating with families, encouraging classroom observation and involvement, finding ways to foster independence and executive functioning skills, and work on ways to build positive family time. Academic expectations are high. Teacher expectations are very high. Problems are resolved as a team (including the parents and child.) I always feel like I have a resource in the teachers and administrators. They value hard work as much as intelligence. Great school, but do take a tour. It really isn't for child or every family. For those that do "fit" it will make life so much better! There is hope...
AcademyACL is absolutely state of the art concerning gifted education. I couldn't disagree more with the negative post of July 16. This person in fact seems to have no idea about gifted education and the needs of those children. Our son has tried several schools that claimed to have programs for gifted children. The reality was zero focus on his needs. AcademyACL is the first and only one that truly focussed on gifted education. The teachers understand him and his needs, and as a matter of fact it is the first time that he goes to school happy. The principal's involvement and expertise are incredible, and so are the enthusiasm and professionality of the school staff. If you kid is gifted, this school is a gift for him/her!
I read the last post and need to respond. I have been a parent at this school since it's opening year and have two children enrolled. It is the only school in the Peaks Peak region that focuses on gifted education and has an all-school gifted curriculum. This post has no credibility, because the poster does not know the most basic facts about the school. AcademyACL is NOT run by a corporation. It is a district 11 public charter school, run by a governing board composed of parents and community members. A parent would have to be completely uninvolved to not know that, and therefore cannot have much knowledge about the curriculum and teaching methods. I don't know what this parent's issues were, but I know at this school, if a parent has an issue or concern, the director and staff are very responsive and will work with you to address your child's specific needs. We have been working with the school for years to fine-tune the curriculum for our children, and it is a school which does a great job educating gifted children.
This school as no idea how to teach gifted education. My kids went to this school for a year. We moved to another school district and all I can say is wow. The difference in schools is amazing. What AcademyACL calls gifted education is nothing more than regular education at our new school. Parents need to educate themselves and know that charter school are run by corporations to make money and will never really be great. They will just fool you in to thinking it is great.
My daughter has been at AACL since it's inception and I find that it's been a blessing in her life. The way AACL has managed to cater to each child's learning ability is something every school should learn how to do. She has gone from math and reading at grade level to excelling to a grade ahead in both subjects. They avoid the monotonous repetition and encourage "hands on" learning which has really helped my child. I am very thankful for AACL.
The school is designed specifically for gifted and talented students. We have Twice Exceptional students--it is inevitable if you have a target population of gifted students--but the school does not specifically target 2E students. The design of the school incorporates a teaching methodology designed to support children with learning and attention issues. Gifted children have five oversensitivies, which often manifest themselves in poor executive functioning. The school works diligently to provide tailored curriculum and provide accommodation for differentiated instruction and to address attention issues. The only criticism is that executive functioning is expected in the upper divisions (grades 5/6 and 7/8), but there is no organized program for teaching executive functioning. Children are held accountable for poor executive functioning, but that is not the same as teaching it.
My 2x exceptional (gifted/autism) 5 y.o. attends AACL, and his teachers the E.C. team are AMAZING! Others have written of the academic wonders at AACL. It's true! My son receives ample support, while being challenged to grow. His peers are generous and kind. Older kids guide, mentor, and engage him in after school enrichment. They seem to understand him in a way that even I do not. 3 weeks in, my VERY shy son sang a solo for class! In just 5 weeks, every adult from custodian to office staff to upper division teachers and aids knows him by name. I know AACL isn't for every kid, but almost every school would have been wrong for mine; yet here, he's home. Re: required volunteerism, I love it! I've worked in public schools for years, and while I've heard a lot of griping about uninvolved parents, I've also seen teachers and admins get grouchy when parents actually try to be involved. Not here. I feel better than welcome; I feel APPRECIATED for sending emails, asking questions, & making requests. AACL values my input as the person who knows my son best. They WANT to know what I know and share with me what they observe and experience as they teach my son!
I am impressed with how well the school views each child as an individual, allowing them to excel and be challenged at their level. This environment truly empowers the students to excel at a rate unlike a standard schools. The staff communication and genuine interest in our children's success if phenomenal. We are continually impressed with the staff, as well as the families who attend.
AACL has been the best fit for my girls who have been to 2 other schools. They let every child explore their strengths and strengthen their weaknesses. Every child is valued and parents are an integral part of the learning process. Teachers are good at communicating with parents, forming a partnership for the betterment of the child. If your child is a fast learner, needs an accelerated pace curriculum and just plain loves to learn, this is the place for them!
We love AACL! It has been a great place for our kids to grow and learn.
Defiantly hands down the best school my kids have ever been in. Geared more towards the students needs and learning speed. Teachers and staff are not there "just for the paycheck". They all genuinely care and know every student by name! We absolutely love Academy ACL and are so happy to have found it!
Academy ACL is the only school in the Colorado Springs area to specialize in educating Gifted and Twice Exceptional Learners (2E). As the school completes it's third year of operation, the school is looking to build on the strong foundation that has been laid and is working on the future needs of ALL of it's students and faculty. Involvement is needed in many areas to do research, visit other schools, as part of smaller groups interested in the long term strategic growth of the academy. The Director of the school is very proactive in making the Academy not only a great school, but a wonderful resource for all of the Pikes Peak region in the areas of Gifted and 2E education. The other administrators (2) and Office staff (2) are very professional and work very hard to make Academy ACL a safe and nurturing place for our children to learn. The teachers at the academy are wonderful and portray their labor of LOVE everyday with their pupils and care for them as if the kids were their own. I was amazed recently to find out the Academy does all of this GREAT work with only a third of the funding received by other district schools. Without a doubt Academy ACL is a GREAT SCHOOL!
We came from a school in a well-touted district in Colorado Springs that is a "test" school and keeps kids in the same box with curriculum. That doesn't seem to work with high ability/gifted children as they need to stretch their brains a bit more. We decided to go against the flow of our neighborhood and take the steps needed to switch schools as our kids were showing us they needed more in-depth education and being with others that were a lot like them. Our kids are now doing so much more than we ever expected with Academy ACL. Our kids are happy to work on so many interesting projects and have educational goals with their teachers that they don't have to "wait until everyone else is there", they can actually "Do!" We are so happy! We see the love-of-learning coming back to our kids and they are able to do the advanced curriculm they need and in an environment that cares. Thank you so much Academy ACL....we are so lucky to be part of such an outstanding and loving school. We could give another outstanding review on just the Director.....she is simply amazing and very involved.
AACL has been a fantastic school for my children. The fast pace of instruction, integration between specials and academics, and especially the ability tracking for math and language arts have kept both of my kids engaged and loving school. The level of parent involvement is fantastic, and the frequent conferences allow parents to have a good understanding of their child's strengths and struggles.
As a parent, I feel that the responsibility for the knowledge of drugs, anatomy, and preparation for high school lies in the hands of their parent. Who better knows their child's level of interest, understanding, and susceptibility in each of those areas? When our children are with their friends, there is an inclination to follow "group think" instead of asking the pertinent questions to help the maturation process. Many of these students grasp matters quickly and desire to go more in-depth, which is better suited to a parent- child discussion. These students will likely only feel uncomfortable if their parents are. If the parents approach the subjects very openly, and keep the lines of communication open, the desired result of knowledge will ultimately be attained. While I support the school whole-heartily, I have no desire to allow the school to be the one to teach them in these matters. It can become a political mess trying to teach to satisfy all manners of thought. I will continue working with my four to teach them what they need to know. This is my job as a parent.
This is the third year of operation for the school and some things seem to have stayed true to the original charter, but some haven't. The students in the upper divisions need to get more of a feeling that they are in middle school (school is k-8). That should involve separate assemblies, health information about the changes they are seeing and feeling with their bodies and to some point the culture of high school. To avoid treating the students as if nothing different is happening within them and around them will only make a student want to explore different areas in high school. They will need to address smoking, drug use, alcohol parties and the one work no one wants to talk about, sex. The type of student at the school is curious by nature and to ignore the temptations that will hit in high school is setting them up for failure. Yes the issues aren't the easiest to talk about, but it is better to talk about them now and not end up with a students or more live the temptation without any knowledge. Where are the life lessons these students will face being taught? Make the changes before your charter renewal comes up next year, before students start to explore drugs, alcohol & sex
Academy ACL has been a life saver for my son. After trying several area schools from K through second grade, we finally found a school where he gets academically challenged and teachers truly care about him. Many of his previous schools had "excellent" ratings, claimed to offer differentiation, but had nothing but a one-size-fits-all approach. My son was bored and very tired of the repetition. He has been in AACL for two years and he is very happy with the school, he is accepted by his peers, and has wonderful teachers. The curriculum and the ability grouping are excellent and not just busy work. Parent involvement is very high and the school support staff and the Director are wonderful. No more being bored. No more having to spend hours after school actually teaching him what he was not being taught at school. I am very pleased with AACL and I wish the school the best as it continues to grow!
I have two children at this school. I was sure the oldest student needed and accelerated, more challenging academic program that was available at our neighborhood school. She was bored, disenchanted, and put aside because other kids in the class moved much more slowly. When AACL opened, we immediately enrolled and have been pleased ever since. The school assesses each child at the beginning of each year, then places students exactly where they need to be for math and reading/language arts. Up a grade, up two grades - what ever they need - regardless of age. Challenging and interesting projects and frequent opportunities to present knowledge in front of peers are unique attributes. The school places great value on PE, free-play, theater, art, and language in addition to core academics - offering every student a place to shine and a place to be challenged. The program is rigorous and not for everyone. Expectations are high and the bar is set appropriately for each child. Classes move quickly to keep pace with students. Behavior and discipline expectations are high as well, and students are held to high standards across the board to insure a high level of education for all.
AACL serves as a beacon of high quality, purposeful and holistic education in a time of darkness and confusion. While the name indicates, and the teachers are trained in Gifted Education, the staff and Director are extremely knowledgeable about supporting the mental, emotional and physical needs of each student. AACL is active in the community and assists K-8 students in improving daily life skills. AACL requires ONLY 15 hours of family volunteer time, per year and makes volunteer opportunities so fun and frequent that more time is easily accrued. Educator, child advocate and parent, I recommend AACL to any family who wishes to see their child succeed in school and build a foundation for a lifetime love of learning!
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