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School Admin District 68 is a Dover Foxcroft, ME-based company in the Education sector.
Rio Hondo Independent School District is a Rio Hondo, TX-based company in the Education sector.
S.A.D. #33 School District is a Frenchville, ME-based company in the Education sector.
Ector County Independent School District operates with one central mission - to provide a world class education for every child. The creation of a college and workforce ready culture is a top priority. ECISD operates two comprehensive 5-A high schools, a New Tech high school, and an Advanced Technical Center. All three of the high schools offer demanding Advanced Placement courses and Odessa High School boasts the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. New Tech Odessa specializes in project-based learning with an emphasis on the use of technology and student-directed learning. During its first two years of existence, NTO gained recognition as a New Tech Network Demonstration School and an Apple Distinguished School for 2012-13. The Advanced Technical Center offers elective courses that let students embark on college- and career-focused education. Through the ATC students can earn college credit and technical certifications in fields that are vital to the Permian Basin economy.
BASIS was founded on the belief that every child deserves an opportunity to excel academically, and that every child can. We believe the classroom is sacrosanct, and the student-teacher interaction the essential educational activity. We believe in a rigorous, accelerated curriculum, student accountability at all levels, and teachers who are experts in their subject matter, and passionate about teaching it. We believe in instilling in our students a life-long love of knowledge, for its own sake. The overwhelming success and recognition of the first two BASIS Schools in Tucson and Scottsdale demonstrates that these principles, combined with hard work and persistence, could help revolutionize American education. BASIS students are not selected in a demanding admissions process, unlike elite public magnet, fine independent and top-performing international schools to which we are compared. They become BASIS students in the classrooms, inspired by great teachers and greater expectations for what they can achieve. BASIS.ed now manages 12 BASIS Charter schools, expanding from Arizona to Texas and the District of Columbia. The following pages show how a great concept could grow to fruition in a dozen schools, serving 7,500 students, and how it can expand throughout the country. We hope you explore more about the BASIS educational program, and the opportunity it provides to place American students back at the top when compared to their international peers.