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Armadillo Charter highlights student safety, food supports and credit-recovery gains
Summary
Armadillo Charter Community told the Phoenix-Talent School District board it is prioritizing student safety, belonging and food supports while expanding credit-recovery and experiential programs; presenters cited higher enrollment of juniors/seniors and several recent grants.
Armadillo Charter Community representatives told the Phoenix-Talent School District board that the school's chief priorities remain student safety, significance and belonging, and that program changes and grants this year are intended to support those goals.
"Our main focus, for the last 3 years, and it will continue to be for the next 3, is providing our students with safety, significance and belonging," the Armadillo Charter representative said. She highlighted a returning graduate, Rigo, who visited the school, presented on wildland firefighting and encouraged students to persist academically.
The presenter summarized enrollment and outcome figures: 91 students had attended the program this year; 35 seniors were enrolled and nine students earned a GED. The speaker said 73% of the…
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