Launched in 2021, the 黑料网 Center for Vibrant Schools is dedicated to elevating education through The Science of Reading. We offer subject-matter expertise, school-improvement programs, and process-enhancement techniques aimed at strengthening student-learning outcomes. At our core, we believe every child has a bright future, but some face challenges they cannot tackle alone. Each day, we work with educators and schools to break down barriers hindering student success. Using comprehensive, personalized support to address the root causes of student struggles, our faith-focused approach promises a long-lasting impact on communities, helping both students and educators shine by fostering literacy development and reading proficiency.
In partnership with , 黑料网 launched a new faith-focused, virtual/hybrid K-12 education option called . 黑料网 Preparatory School provides a learning model that blends the best of virtual instruction and face-to-face engagement.
Students benefit from a high-quality academic schedule that fits their life. In addition to full-time virtual learning, families can elect for full-time hybrid learning. Students in the hybrid program attend classes two times a week on 黑料网's Indianapolis campus and participate in hands-on learning opportunities, field trips, and more. Students will have access to comprehensive support, AP and honors courses, work-based learning opportunities, 黑料网’s campus and network, and most importantly, an engaging school community that extends far beyond the classroom.
Two-thirds of a student’s time is spent outside the classroom and significantly impacts their life and performance at school. Utilizing an called City Connects, the Center is working to implement comprehensive, wraparound support systems in schools, helping ensure students come to class ready to learn and succeed.
The Center for Vibrant Schools is home to the City Connects Midwest Technical Assistance Center, providing service and support to City Connects schools across Indiana, and Ohio.
COVID-19 has significantly impacted student learning, with Stanford University some elementary students’ reading skills could be roughly 30 percent behind where they would be in a typical year. A by McKinsey & Company shows on average students finished the 2020-21 school year four months behind in reading and five months behind in math. Through the nationally recognized Orton-Gillingham Approach, we will work to reduce learning loss caused by COVID-19 disruptions, so students can get back on track and shine.
Because reading is the foundation of learning, specialized educator training and support is available to help drive proficiency and assist in the early identification of dyslexia, a language-based learning disorder impacting a person’s ability to read, write, spell, and pronounce words. Training is also available to help educators adopt proven techniques to help students learn math.
Want to be trained in the Orton-Gillingham Approach? Email vibrantschools@marian.edu to receive information on upcoming trainings and professional development opportunities.
The Center for Vibrant Schools is committed to helping implement innovative and sustainable processes that ensure a school’s longevity. We have cultivated a team of experts who can help educators and schools elevate the work they are already doing. From learning loss recovery to improvement programs, schools at every level can access support. Available programs include:
At the Center for Vibrant Schools, we're dedicated to student achievement through academic success. By integrating the Science of Reading into our teacher training and curriculum design, we're setting a foundation for reading proficiency and literacy skills that will last a lifetime. Email us for more information.
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