Tag: accelerated achievement academy
Accelerated Achievement Academy named California Distinguished School
Accelerated Achievement Academy was recently named a 2024 California Distinguished Middle School—one of the highest academic honors in the state, says an announcement from...
Volunteer family makes big difference at Calaveras/AAA
The Little Family is at it again. On Dec. 1, the formidable team brought more family members as well as cured and varnished redwood,...
Guest view: Latest data highlights AAA’s achievement, diversity
State data compiled by SchoolDigger allows educators to compare the “Top 60” California Middle Schools, and Accelerated Achievement Academy’s results are exceptionally telling. Based...
Calaveras/AAA celebrate ‘homecoming’ on first day of school
The first day of the new school year Aug. 17 at Calaveras Elementary and Accelerated Achievement Academy went exactly as the schools’ principals expected:...
Hollister’s AAA ranked no. 11 in statewide school rankings
The Accelerated Achievement Academy in Hollister has been named the 11th best elementary school in California, according to new rankings published by U.S. News...
Academy students raise money for refugees
Students at the Accelerated Achievement Academy in Hollister turned reading an article about refugees into a multi-week fundraising effort to help people living in Chad and South Sudan.
Accelerated Achievement Acadmey earns ‘distinguished’ honors
Hollister School District’s Accelerated Achievement Academy has been identified as a California Distinguished School for 2013 among middle and high school programs.
Hollister students join CA coastal clean up
Local students and their science teachers gathered at the San Benito County River on Saturday to take part in the California Coastal Clean Up.
HSD honors teachers of the year
The Hollister School District Board of Trustees recently honored 10 teachers of the year from throughout the district, as well as three administrators of the year.
Dual Language Academy honored for success, two-way approach
In one of two Thursday kindergarten classes at the Dual Language Academy, teacher Deanna Lane worked with students on the pronunciation of words – while displaying pictures of the objects – starting with the “sh” sound.
