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App State laboratory school ribbon cutting

App State laboratory school ribbon cutting
REGISTER, AND VOTE. LINDSEY: -- APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY CELEBRATED THE OPENING OF ITS NEW PROGRAM. THE NEWLY UNVEILED ACADEMY IS A LABORATORY SCHOOL, PART OF AN INITIATIVE ESTABLISHED BY THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO IMPROVE STUDENT PERFORMANCE. THE PRINCIPAL SAYS STUDENT SUCCESS IS WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT >> WE NEED TO ENSURE WE ARE PROVIDING AN ENVIRONMENT FOR STUDENTS SO THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL AND FEEL SUCCESSFUL AND LEAVE EVERY DAY HAPPY AND WANT TO COME BACK TO SCHOOL. LINDSEY: THE ACADEMY I
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App State laboratory school ribbon cutting
Appalachian State University held a ribbon cutting ceremony in Elkin on Monday to celebrate the opening of their second Lab School Program.The newly unveiled Appalachian State University academy at Elkin is a laboratory school.This school is part of an initiative established by the North Carolina General Assembly to improve student performance. Principal Emma Hatfield, principal of the App State Academy at Elkin, said that student success is what it's all about."I think we need to ensure that we're providing an environment to ensure where students are successful, feel successful and leave everyday happy, and to come back to schools," Hatfield said.The academy is expected to serve students from second to fourth grade and open enrollment is ongoing at this time.

Appalachian State University held a ribbon cutting ceremony in Elkin on Monday to celebrate the opening of their second Lab School Program.

The newly unveiled Appalachian State University academy at Elkin is a laboratory school.

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This school is part of an initiative established by the North Carolina General Assembly to improve student performance.

Principal Emma Hatfield, principal of the App State Academy at Elkin, said that student success is what it's all about.

"I think we need to ensure that we're providing an environment to ensure where students are successful, feel successful and leave everyday happy, and [wanting] to come back to schools," Hatfield said.

The academy is expected to serve students from second to fourth grade and open enrollment is ongoing at this time.