What is Bridges ?
How does Bridges work ?
Who is eligible ?
Admission Requirements

What is Bridges ?

"Bridges" is an instructional program designed to meet the unique educational needs of students who have difficulty working independently and who require additional academic support. The program will run during regular school hours.

How does Bridges work ?

Students remain integrated with their peers in a regular classroom exept for the subjects: english, spanish or math, in which the student requires additional support. Students will go to a resource room daily for the duration of the school year. Trained and licensed teachers will provide individual or small group instruction. The teachers will work collaboratively with the primary teachers of instruction to ensure a coordinated system of support.
Clear goals and measurable indicators of success will be developed for all students participating in Bridges and these will be clearly communicated to parents. Parents play a major role in this program and will be required to follow-through on the recommendations for enhancing the education of their children. The college preparatory curriculum standards of Cupeyville School will continue to serve as the framework for instruction.

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Who is eligible ?

Bridges will serve students in grades 1-11 who have been identified as having a mild to moderate learning disability, a mild to moderate attention deficit disorder, and/or students who are working below grade level.

Enrollment is limited and Cupeyville School reserves the right to accept applicants for whom the program is best suited.

Admission Requirements

Candidates for the program must comply with general admission requirements.
Priority will be given to students presently enrolled in Cupeyville School.

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