All Saints Episcopal School - Saint Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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1 Able Learners Program U 5 WI we P -QV If K 4, y y , V '51 . , A , ,i to ix 3 ,jj-nf kai:-f.'f f git: ,Eg 5 'Jifff' P f o V I 9 we! 44' if 5...4...3...2...1 . . . Blast off! , says Casey Shaw. ln the ALPS room, rocket lauches,balloon rides,and photo developing are not uncommon. In this class,kids are allowed to do f projects on topics of their choice. ln the 5th grade or y. they study knights in shining armor,fair maidens in distress, and all other aspects of medeival life. Problem solving and logic skills are also stressed through the use of gy Stottlemeir's Adventures. Soon, all students learn that tak . '5 the grass is always greener J ' under the garder robe. Xa. - sf' mmap, , 'A A There has been a question around here that no one seems to know the answer to except Mrs. Arabian. What is the ALPS program, anyway? ALPS ,stands for,ummm,AbIe Learners Program! lt's for those who have a yearnin' for learnin '. 24 XALPS

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51.9 ' 4 A A Patrick King, talented in many areas, is a lover of opera and theatre. A Cody Dick, Mary Katherine Creel and Chris Wilson find fantasy a I favorite subject in their personal discoveries. All Saints' Alternatives Education program is new this year. lt is fashioned after the Montessori Philosophy, geared for those very special students who are highly self-motivated and easily targeted to complete personal academic and creative goals. The A.S.A. program, although not for all children, is a very special 'diamond' in the treasury of All Saints' School. A.s.A. P Mrs. Whitehouse, instructor for the A.S.A. program, gives some basic guidelines for the ball to roll on some new writing projects. Y Patrick King, Devin Pugh, and Paul David Tudor in their thinking mode. . ' ll L ' T. .t ASA r 25