- Kenilworth School
- Overview
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Welcome
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Welcome to Kenilworth! The Super Cool Kenilworth School first opened its doors to the community in 1920. Every year since then, a team of educators has opened the school campus to help the children and their families. We are proud to have everyone come to work every day to help lead the THINKING and LEARNING for everyone. We all make strong efforts to be Super Improvers as we look to get better each day with practice, practice, practice. Every team member is a role model for being a Super Improver as we support our students with becoming a Super Improver also. Please accept our invitation to contact us to start a conversation with you about a Super Cool opportunity for you.
School Goals
The collective goal for our Super Cool Kenilworth School is to help the students become better than us. We want each student to enjoy being inside their school building. We want to support all of the students and their families to be proud of their school. A few of the school goals are to ensure 100% of our 8th grade students enroll in a High School program, ensure that 100% of our 3rd grade students have success with meeting the expectations set by Move On When Reading, and also integrate STEAM thinking and activities into the daily classroom lessons.
Awards and Recognitions
- A+ School of Excellence
- Curriculum Associates Exemplary Educator Awards
- AZ Foothills Magazine Innovator in Education Awards
- Daughters of American Revolution Award Recipient for Community in Classroom
- PBIS AmAZing Award
- PBIS Tier 1 Fidelity Award
- District Basketball Championship
Kindergarten – Grade 5
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Grades K-5 Academics
A strong foundation of learning in the primary grades leads to lifelong learning success. By offering high quality instruction aligned to the rigor of the K-5 Arizona state standards, classroom lessons are planned and implemented in the areas of foundational reading, writing, mathematics, science and social studies. Teachers provide engaging instruction using standards-aligned resources and instructional best practices to ensure every student learns and achieves in every grade level and subject area.
Our programs are designed to meet the needs of all students quickly and effectively through strong grade-level instruction. Staff uses data-based decision making to provide appropriate evidence-based intervention and enrichment opportunities.
To continue building and sustaining our collaborative learning community, teachers meet regularly within and across grade levels and participate in professional development.
Grades 6–8
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Grades 6-8 Academics
High-quality instruction aligned to the rigor of the state standards continues in grades six through eight. Classroom lessons are planned and implemented in the areas of English language arts (ELA), mathematics, science and social studies.
Students read both quality literature and informational text. The emphasis is on critical thinking skills to make connections to and across texts as well as citing text to justify responses. Writing is embedded in all content areas. Our core mission is to ensure that every child is achieving at or above grade level in each subject area. Our intervention programs are designed to identify remediation and enrichment opportunities quickly and effectively for each and every child through data-based decision making. We believe that with strong and effective instruction, children will grow.
To continue building and sustaining our collaborative learning community, teachers meet regularly within and across grade levels and participate in professional development.
The program is based on research of best practices for middle level students ages 11-15. Our program promotes a sense of self-actualization, the realization of one’s own talent and potential that serve as a motivation for success.
Opportunities for collaboration and presentation of conceptual understanding of learning in multiple ways are incorporated into the lesson and assessments.
The goal of our program is to ensure students are well prepared for the transition to high school.