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HEROES Microschool for Gifted and Talented Students: Past, Present, and Future

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Did you know that HEROES Academy  also has a microschool for gifted and talented students? We’ve been running our accelerated weekend classes for 13 years, but for those students that find that school just “isn’t working,” our microschool might be the perfect fit. A Little History We founded HEROESgifted in 2007, primarily to find a …

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How does the HEROES Microschool Work? Understanding the Three-Day-Per-Week Schedule

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Apply Now! HEROES Microschool — Application Deadline Extended to April 15th The HEROES Academy Microschool for Gifted and Talented Students is a small private school that specializes in educating gifted and talented and high ability students.  Due to a number of requests, we’ve extended our Application Deadline to April 15th to accommodate Academic Evaluations during …

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Celebrating 2 Years Since Closing Day: Building and Running a School in a Pandemic

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I’ve always struggled to remember anniversaries.  I celebrated 10 years of HEROES for at least two years; now, we’re celebrating 15 years of HEROES, we’re opening registration for our 10th academic year as HEROES Academy, we’re taking registrations for our 3rd academic year in our new home, and today, we’re celebrating two years since closing …

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Life Sciences: A Study of Living Things

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The Life Sciences program at HEROES Academy is a hands-on laboratory science program for gifted and talented students.  We offer two levels of life science:  Elementary Life Sciences (for Grades 1 – 3) and Advanced Life Sciences (for grades 4 – 6).  Both classes cycle through similar units; however, labs, reading assignments, and math applications …

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End of Year Reflections: What My Students Learned (And What They Taught Me!)

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While most schools in the state have already concluded their school years, we’re still winding down.  We are closed for 4th of July weekend, but we’ll return for one final week on July 10th and 11th before our summer break officially begins. The end of the school year is always bittersweet.  I’m relieved to have …

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Construction Update: More Electric, Site Work, and Stucco

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They finished the “rough-in” for the electric.  The electrical inspector told us that we need to put poles outside to protect the electrical meter.  I had a little laugh at the signs the electrician left saying “Dear Mr. Electrical Inspector…” My uncle, Robert Schmidt, brought me a new-to-me lawn tractor that makes mowing SO much …

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Construction Update: HVAC, Electricity, and Windows!

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Construction is moving along quite nicely.  It’s exciting to visit the school each day — sometimes twice a day — to see what’s happening!  We’re on track to finish within our projected timeline with enough time to move in, set up, and resume classes in September!  The HVAC is moving along nicely.  It’s the biggest …

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