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Integrated Action Plan Our School PBIS PTA Safety and Security 7 Habits of Successful Families Teachers and Staff Calendar Helpful Links Arizona Parental Rights Handbook FAQ Web Links Website Accessibility Contact Us Parent Resources Student Resources Employee Resources Community Resources Parents Students Employees Community Country Place Leadership Academy Inspiring Leaders to Exceed, Achieve, and Dream HomeIntegrated Action Plan Our School PBIS PTA Safety and Security 7 Habits of Successful Families Teachers and Staff Calendar Helpful Links Arizona Parental Rights Handbook FAQ Web Links Website Accessibility Contact Us Parent Resources Student Resources Employee Resources Community Resources Welcome to Country Place Leadership Academy Welcome to Country Place Leadership Academy! We are a proud Leader in Me School inspiring and empowering student leaders in grades K–8. Our mission is Inspiring Leaders to Exceed, Achieve, and Dream (iLead).” We believe all students are leaders. Everyone has genius. Change starts with each one of us. We empower students to lead their own learning. We educate the whole child through leadership, comprehensive academics, gifted, art, music, technology, and physical education. We partner with Franklin Covey, local businesses, local, state, and federal leaders to grow future presidents, governors, mayors, judges, legislators, and leaders. Every student has leadership roles in their classroom and throughout the school. Littleton Elementary District actively monitors the content of this website. However, should you find an error or outdated material, please contact us . You are also welcome to email us to report suspected misuse of school resources, voice your concerns, or give us compliments. A Message from Our Principal July 2023 Greetings Country Place Leadership Academy Students, Families and Community Members, We hope that you are having a great summer! The Country Place staff is excited to welcome you to the upcoming 2023–2024 school year! We look forward to partnering with you to create an inspiring learning experience for every student. We have new start and end times this year! 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. 7:30 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. on Wednesday. Our mission is iLead. iLead stands for, Inspiring Leaders to Exceed, Achieve and Dream.” This year we will continue our leadership journey with the Leader in Me Process. We will continue to deepen our understanding of leadership principles and the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People . Students will take on leadership roles and teach leadership to others in our school and community. We will continue our goal setting process to support student growth. Our focus this year will be on empowering students to lead their own learning through the 4 Disciplines of Execution. The 4 Disciplines are a process that helps you accomplish your goals. The 4 Disciplines are, focusing on the wildly important, acting on lead measures, keeping a compelling scoreboard, and creating a cadence of accountability. We will empower our students to be leaders in their classrooms, on the playground, in the community, and beyond! Please read the entire community letter . Sincerely, Dr. Cagle Dr. Michael Cagle Country Place Elementary School Principal Highlighted Math Game Hello all and welcome to our first installment of the math game of the week. This week, we are going to introduce (or reintroduce, if you know this one) your family to 1-2 NIM. Sophia from Mrs. Ruiz’s class selected this game. We have played NIM with students as young as our kindergarteners! Instructions: NIM is a 2-player game. Start with a pile of 10 objects. (They can be anything! Pens or pencils are great, but we play with rocks on the playground!) On your turn, remove one or two counters from the pile. You must take at least one counter on your turn, but you may not take more than two. Whoever takes the last counter wins. Thoughts to ponder and investigate: Can you figure out a strategy that allows you to win every time? Does it matter who goes first? How does it affect your strategy? Can you make a different version of NIM? One of our fourth graders created 3-5 NIM. Does this change your winning strategy? Why or why not? Please share your strategies, pictures, and videos of you playing with your homeroom teachers! We will see if anyone can beat the NIM Master, Dr. Cagle, when you return! Check out more fun games from Math for Love ! Skip Facebook Feed Connect With Us COVID-19 Updates 7 Habits of Happy Kids and Highly Effective People 1 Be Proactive 2 Begin with the End in Mind 3 Put First Things First 4 Think Win-Win 5 First Understand Then be Understood 6 Synergize 7 Sharpen the Saw Country Place Leadership Academy 10207 W. Country Place Blvd, Tolleson, AZ 85353 Ph: 623-478-6100 | Fax: 623-478-6120 ©2024 | Site designed and maintained by School...