Estudiantes y familias

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¡Bienvenido de nuevo!

Bienvenidos a la página de recursos para alumnos y padres de la escuela primaria concertada Ánimo Extera. Aquí encontrarás todo lo que necesitas: desde nuestros calendarios hasta el manual para padres y alumnos, pasando por las comunicaciones del centro y mucho más.

Consulta los enlaces siguientes para obtener información detallada. Si tú no encuentras lo que buscas, prueba a utilizar la función de la función de búsqueda o ponte en contacto con nosotros.

Recursos generales

We will be a full member of the Mulholland League beginning in SY26, giving students the opportunity to compete in games against other schools.

Additionally, campus clubs are available to all students and are offered based on advisor schedules. All clubs are student-led and supervised by a campus staff member. We provide multiple clubs through our exclusive Expanded Learning program at no cost to families.

Sports offered include:

  • Volleyball (W)

  • Cross Country (Co-ed)

  • Basketball (W, M)

  • Soccer (M)

  • Baseball (M)

  • Softball (W)

  • Cheerleading (Co-ed)

Clubs available to students include:

  • Associated Student Body (ASB)

  • Campus Ambassadors (CAs)

  • City of Gamers

  • Black Student Union (BSU)

  • Latinx Allies United (LAU)

  • Yearbook

  • Crochet Club

  • Cooking Club

  • Debate Club

  • Anime Club

Our school welcomes all students, regardless of background, and encourages everyone to join our inclusive community. We enhance our instructional programs and professional development to ensure that English Learners (ELs) engage deeply in rigorous and challenging content. Valuing family and community partnerships, we leverage their diverse languages, skills, cultures, and experiences. We empower all stakeholders to prioritize the needs of ELs, integrating ELD principles across our curriculum, supporting their academic growth, and affirming their cultural and linguistic identities throughout their educational journey.

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Special Education & Psychological Services Commitment

Ánimo City of Champion’s special education and psychological services team is committed to addressing barriers to learning through an integrated academic, social-emotional and behavioral system that bridges services to students with disabilities in an inclusive environment.

Our Approach

We provide high quality and accessible programming that embraces the strengths of our students. Our special education supports are created with high structure in order to foster a highly inclusive supported environment for all of our scholars and their families.

Department Contact Information

Senior Director of Special Education & Psychological Services

Dr. Susana Campo

scampo@greendot.org

(323) 565–1600

Special Education Program Administrator 

Lizzie Downes

elizabeth.downes@greendot.org

School Psychologist 

Christine Brice

davone.brice@greendot.org

Frequently Asked Questions:

Can my child attend Ánimo City of Champions if she/he has an IEP?
Yes, we are a public school and welcome all students.

I have questions about my child’s IEP. Who should I reach out to?
Please contact the school and ask to speak with your child’s special education teacher.

Who should I contact for a special education evaluation or support for my child?
Please contact our school psychologist to share your concerns.

Related Links for El Dorado SELPA Schools

Children & Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI)

Green Dot Public Schools is committed to supporting the mental health and well-being of every student. Through the Children & Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), students may have access to school-based mental health services, including screenings, assessments, and ongoing support.

These services are available at no cost to families and do not impact a student’s ability to receive care outside of school.

Learn More About CYBHI

For support, please contact our Homeless and Foster Services team at Homelessandfosterservices@greendot.org

The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act for Homeless Children and Youth entitles all homeless school-aged
children to the same free and appropriate public education that is provided to non-homeless students. To that
end, Green Dot has adopted the following policy regarding the enrollment and education of homeless students.

A homeless student is defined as a person between the ages of two and eighteen who lacks a fixed, regular, and
adequate nighttime residence. It includes children and youths who:

  • Live in an emergency or transitional shelter; abandoned building, parked car, or other facility not designed as a
    regular sleeping accommodation for human beings
  • Live “double-up” with another family/are sharing the housing of other persons, due to loss of housing,
    economic hardship, or a similar reason;
  • Live in a hotel or motel due to lack of alternate adequate accommodations;
  • Live in a trailer park or campsite due to lack of alternate adequate accommodations;
  • Have been abandoned at a hospital;
  • Reside in a home for school-aged, unwed mothers or mothers-to-be if there are no other available living
    accommodations;
  • Are living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations, or
    similar settings; and
  • Are a migratory or abandoned, runaway, or throwaway youth that qualifies as homeless because he/she is
    living in circumstances described above.

Homeless status is determined in cooperation with the parent or guardian. In the case of unaccompanied youth,
status is determined by the School Liaison.

School Liaison

The Principal designates the following staff person as the School Liaison for homeless students:

Melissa Peña
Community School Manager
1149 S. Hill St., Ste. 600
323-565-1600

The School Liaison shall ensure that:

  1. Homeless students are identified by school personnel and through coordination activities with other
    entities and agencies.
  2. Homeless students enroll in, and have a full and equal opportunity to succeed at Green Dot.
  3. Homeless students and families receive educational services for which they are eligible, including
  4. Head Start and Even Start programs, and referrals to health care services, dental services, mental
    health services, and other appropriate services.
  5. Parents/guardians are informed of the educational and related opportunities available to their
    children and are provided with meaningful opportunities to participate in the education of their
    children.
  6. Public notice of the educational rights of homeless children is disseminated at places where children
    receive services, such as schools, shelters, and soup kitchens.
  7. Enrollment/admissions disputes are mediated in accordance with law, the Green Dot charter(s), and
    Board policy.
  8. Parents/guardians and any unaccompanied youth are fully informed of all transportation services, as
    applicable.
  9. The School Liaison collaborates with State coordinators and community and school personnel
    responsible for the provision of education and related services to homeless children and youths.
    Enrollment

Green Dot shall immediately admit/enroll the student (subject to the school’s capacity and pursuant to any
procedures stated in the charter), even if the student lacks records normally required for enrollment. Records
will immediately be requested from the previous school.

If the student needs to obtain immunizations or does not possess immunization or other medical records, the
Principal or designee shall refer the parent/guardian to the School Liaison. The School Liaison shall assist the
parent/guardian in obtaining the necessary immunizations or records for the student

  • On-site school psychologists and college counselors
  • Student-tailored academic Advisory course
  • Restorative Justice Discipline Model
  • Community Building opportunities and grade-level events
  • Mental health and behavioral support for all students
  • Tutoring and office hours to support students’ academic needs
  • Personalized learning for all students

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Lecturas recomendadas:

Ley de Prevención del Cáncer | Virus del papiloma humano (VPH)

Se recomienda a los alumnos del estado que sigan las directrices actuales de vacunación, tal y como aconsejan el Comité Asesor sobre Prácticas de Inmunización (ACIP) de los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) federales, la Academia Americana de Pediatría y la Academia Americana de Médicos de Familia, en lo que respecta a la vacunación completa contra el virus del papiloma humano (VPH) antes de la admisión o el paso al octavo curso en cualquier colegio de primaria o secundaria, ya sea público o privado.

Como la vacuna es más eficaz cuando se administra a edades más tempranas, se recomiendan dos dosis de la vacuna contra el VPH para todos los niños de entre 9 y 12 años, y la segunda dosis debe administrarse antes de empezar 8.º de ESO. Los alumnos que esperen hasta más adelante para ponerse la primera dosis de la vacuna contra el VPH pueden necesitar tres dosis.

La vacuna contra el VPH puede prevenir más del 90 % de los cánceres causados por el VPH. Las vacunas contra el VPH son muy seguras, y las investigaciones científicas demuestran que los beneficios de la vacunación contra el VPH superan con creces los posibles riesgos.

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