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Teachers provide structure and support for students up front in their learning experience and gradually allow more autonomy over time.
Special education teachers push into general education classrooms, pulling various small groups to lead data-based interventions.
A full inclusion model for students with learning disabilities means that all students are fully integrated into Lovett's general classrooms with no pull out practices.
Students are paired together to share goals, check-in on each other's work and provide mutual support.
Valor has a structured process for reviewing student work samples, which they use to identify common challenges related to assignments and their relevant content.
Valor students work through the Compass Phase System in a self-paced, competency-based approach spanning from grades 5 through 12.
Students take assessments and work through online work in large classrooms.
Student analyze assessments to understand common trends about what they missed and still need to work on.
Students use learner pathways to progress through content and instruction. These pathways are modified based on what the students has shown they already know or need to work on.
Students set goals and monitor their own learning progress throughout the school year.