Welcome to The School of One at Lincoln-West

Students & Parents/Guardians: Due to the fact that the entire school district is currently in remote status, below you will find detailed information that explains how this site is operating during this virtual learning environment.  Along with the daily schedule, you will also find information on how to access virtual meetings held by site staff, links to online learning programs/curriculum used at the school, and staff contact information.

*Please make sure that your child eats a healthy breakfast and lunch and take small breaks throughout the day as needed. Students can access the curriculum 24 hours/7 days a week/365 days a year.

TEACHER VIRTUAL MEETING INFO

This school site uses the Zoom platform to meet collectively with their students. Additionally, FaceTime and Google Duo are also used to work with students on an individual basis if/when needed.

LEARNING PLATFORMS

Achieve3000:

Read 2-3 articles per day (10-15 per week) and complete all parts of the 5-step literacy activities.  This includes maintaining a notebook in which students complete a vocabulary exercise where they write down selected vocabulary words, their definition and then use that word in a sentence of their own to show comprehension.  Additionally, students are required to use a suggested graphic organizer to help them identify 3 supporting ideas/facts from a given article that guide them in establishing/identifying the main idea of that article.

PEAK/FuelEd:

Complete 5-10 lessons/quizzes per day (25-50 per week).  Students are required to maintain a notebook in which they identify vocabulary words and key ideas from the information they are reading in these lessons.  Those notes then can and should be used when taking assessments for a given unit/course.

ImagineMath:

Students should complete 2-3 math lessons per day (10-15 per week).  There are typically 5-7 steps involved with lesson completion, the first being a pre-quiz in which passage means a student does not have to complete the remaining steps and goes onto the next lesson.  Non-passage means students will then work through additional steps (one of which includes a note-taking step called “Guided Learning”) leading to a post-quiz assessment over the material just learned.  Live math help is also available in this program.

SITE STAFF

Teacher:  Anthony Simeone - Email

Educational Aide:  Irene Lapiejko - Email

Educational Aide (shared):  Jeff Jones - Email

Intervention Specialist:  Valencia Jones-Smith - Email

Resource Coordinator:  Rebecca Bell - Email or  (216) 562-9200 call/text.

Guidance Counselor:  Marjana Ognjenovic -  Email

Site Contact Numbers:  216.838.8878—Ms. Lapiejko or 216.838.8879—Mr. Simeone

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