Program Information for the 2001 School Year

Grades

School operations include kindergarten through twelfth grade. There are four separate ungraded multi-age groupings. The Lower Primary includes kindergarten through the third grade and operate in a large school building which as separate rooms for different subjects areas as well as a library and a large foyer area for group activities.The Upper Primary includes the fourth through the sixth grade and meets in another building with one large room and a library. Junior High includes the seventh and eighth grade and meets in a third building with one large room and several small rooms. The High School occupies the ground floor of the campus's central building.

Hours

The school day begins at 8:30 a.m. and ends at 2:45 p.m. After-care is provided by Club Z or Hancock Recreation Center. Registration is required with them.

Calendar

The traditional September - May calendar is followed. School starts
just before Labor Day and most holidays coincide with the public
school calendar.

Annual tuition and fees

For the year 2005-2006, annual tuition is $7,000.00 per student. Payment plans and financial aid are available. The supplies and materials fee is $325.00. Application fee is $50.00. Reservation deposit is $700.00.

Application for Admission

We are currently only accepting applications for kindergarten and first grade students. Students can enter in the Spring or Fall semester. After a parent has observed the school and made the decision to apply for their child's admission, an application form should be completed and returned along with the application fee. Because parental support of the teaching approach is essential to the success of children in the school, both parents are asked to attend an admission interview. Student applicants are invited to visit the school for a part of the school day and meet the teachers and other students. Families are notified of their child's acceptance soon after the child's visit. Upon acceptance, a registration deposit is required.Students who are transferring from another school are required to bring their records and a reference from a former teacher. Both parents are asked to attend Orientation prior to the beginning of school or during their child's first semester. Parent Orientation also serves as Volunteer Training in the teaching approach for parents who wish to volunteer at the school.

Parent Involvement

Parents are invited to come to school whenever they can. We invite parent volunteers to participate in and enrich the school's activities. All parents are required to attend scheduled work days throughout the year. Parents provide holiday parties for the children. Both parents and children are
invited to attend.

School Community

A growing sense of community among parents and teachers at
Sri Atmananda Memorial School, is fostered through regular meetings. Issues concerning the school are discussed and Parent Enrichment Programs are presented at the meetings.

Location

The school is located at 4100 Red River (corner of East 41st Street, across the street from Hancock Center).
Telephone: (512) 451-7044. Fax : (512) 451-7045.

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