Lincoln Street Charter School An Exemplary Educational Experience

All textbooks and supplies are provided.

We use standards based, state adopted texts current in all curriculum areas

Reading/Language Arts	Mathematics	History	Science	Supplemental
Language Arts: (Journeys)              TK-5th              2017	McGraw-Hill (Glencoe)K-5th 2014	Reflections (Harcourt)         K – 6th          2007	California Science (Houghton Mifflin)      K – 6th      2007	Read Naturally 1st – 8th
Lexia Core 5            TK – 5th                   Lexia PowerUp        6th – 8th	Math (Glencoe)  6th – 8th   2013	Medieval and Early Modern Times (Prentice Hall)           7th            2006	Focus on Life Science (Glencoe Science)            7th             2007	Dibels K – 8th
Language Arts CACollections             6th – 8th             2017	MathFASTT Math	America History of Our Nation (Prentice Hall)             8th              2006	Focus on Physical Science (Glencoe Science)            8th             2007	Phonemic Awareness kit (Scholastic)                 K                   2000
				United StreamingDiscovery Education-Supplemental K – 8th
				Calendar Math

The Exemplary Independent Study Recognition Award (EISRA) is a joint project of the California Consortium for Independent Study (CCIS) and the California Department of Education (CDE) that recognizes excellent educational practices in public schools where independent study is the primary mode of instruction. The EISRA is based on the Elements of Exemplary Independent Study. (Local Education Agency Support, Teacher Quality, Student Admissions, Standard Aligned Teacher and Materials, Student Achievement, School Leadership and School Culture.  We are proud to say that Lincoln Street Independent School holds this recognition.

 

The Academic Performance Index (API) is a single number, ranging from a low of 200 to a high of 1000, which reflects a school’s performance level, based on the results of statewide testing. Its purpose is to measure the academic performance and growth of schools.  The API was established by the Public School Accountability Act (PSAA), a landmark state law passed in 1999 that created a new academic accountability system for K-12 public education in California.