Viewing Challenges as Gifts Challenges are gifts . . . but only if we’re open to receiving them that way. Challenges are really just opportunities to learn. With that mindset, we embrace struggles rather than fear them. What do I mean? Well, suppose a child has Tourette’s Syndrome, which is characterized by uncontrollable sounds (e.g. …
Welcome to a 4-part series on Pathway’s ESLRs. To start from the beginning, please see previous blog posts on ESLRs 1 and 2. The third ESLR is as follows: #3 A Pathway student is an effective communicator when speaking, listening, writing, and reading Here at Pathway we strive to teach our students to be great …
Welcome to part 2 of our 4 part ESLR series. The goal is to explain what our ESLRs mean so you can better understand how they shape our school. #2 A Pathway student is a biblical truth seeker growing in understanding of God, His Son, and the Holy Spirit. In southern Orange County, there are …
What are ESLRs Anyway? ESLRs stand for “Expected Schoolwide Learning Results”, which is a component of our affiliation with WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges). Each week I plan to unpack one ESLR at a time, explaining what it means and how Pathway is working to meet the standards that are set. #1 A …
Over the summer, we’ve been working hard to make Pathway’s physical appearance match the amazing happenings that go on every year in the lives of our students! We’ve been repainted (beautiful, deep blue doors and accents and fresh white, everywhere!) and there’s some great signage! Last year we began a new program called PBIS – …
Morning Routines for ADHD Children: Rise and Shine for School Many ADHD children need organization and motivation advice for waking up and getting out the door in the morning. Here’s how parents can help. by John Taylor, Ph.D. The morning routine can be managed with some simple tips for getting up and out the door. …
This week’s blog post will feature a current Pathway student. Amber has earned enough Gotchas (students are rewarded these for outstanding behavior) to buy the privilege of being interviewed for our school blog. Without further ado…Amber! What’s your favorite color? I have a lot of favorite colors, actually – neon green, light blue, lavender, and …
May 4, 2013 marked a special evening as we celebrated Pathway’s 10th Anniversary (2012-2013 year) at the Pathway of Hope Banquet. Below is a small collection of photos – for reminiscing if you were there, to informing if you weren’t, and to motivate you all to attend next year! [Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”2″ gal_title=”10th Anniversary Banquet”] It …
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2013 On For Learning Award Winners Common Sense Media’s ON for Learning Award is given to the very best in kids’ digital media. We are excited to recognize the just over 50 apps, games, and websites that received our highest rating for learning potential. Click here to see what products received the highest ratings!
ADHD, LDs, ODD? How to Stop Doing Too Much for Your Special Needs Kid by Anna Stewart, Family Advocate “If I didn’t put his homework in his folder, put the folder in his backpack and ask the teacher to get him to take it out, he would never turn in any homework,” says a mother …
Our plan for reopening in the fall is now available. These plans are subject to change based on local, state, and government guidelines and mandates.
