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Manatee Magic School Song
At Enterprise we specialize in teaching Math and Science, Reading,
Music, Art and History, But the one thing that we got that the other
schools have not is a magic mammal underneath the sea
CHORUS
Manatee Magic, Manatee Magic
Unlock the door to a magic world where learning
is the key, Manatee Magic, Manatee Magic
Imagine all the possibilities.
ELA
SCHOOL CHEER
ELA
Manatees are the best, whether north or south or east or west.
We work so hard to be on the top—these manatees will not be stopped.
So clap your hands and stomp your feet, ELA Manatees can’t be beat
https://app1.fldoe.org/FCATDemographics/
- link for demographic results by school, district and state.
http://schoolgrades.fldoe.org/
- AYP, School Grades
http://www.fldoe.org/eias/eiaspubs/fsir.asp
- Florida School Indicators report.
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 Each month we
build community and a common interest around a Book of the
Month. For
November-December we
are studying SILVER PACKAGES by Cynthia Rylant and
illustrated by
http://www.soentpiet.com/ Mr. Soenpeet will be
a guest speaker at our school January 12th. Read more about the
SANTA TRAIN around which this story is written.
“ELA”
built 1998
School
Mascot-Manatee
School Colors-Blue
and White
8085 Old
Middleburg Road, Jacksonville, FL 32222
Phone: (904) 573-3260 Fax: (904) 573-3270
Superintendent
Ed Pratt-Danals
School Board Member Tommy Hazouri
Cluster I Chief Amy Lingren,
858-6123
Cluster I Director Melody Davis, 858-6123
Enterprise
Learning Academy (ELA)
was erected in 1998. The school originally planned to use
the ECOLOGICAL, FUTURES, AND GLOBAL (EFG)
CURRICULUM: A PROJECT BASED APPROACH to learning. At that time,
utilizing project based instruction helped determine that ELA
would be a futuristic school. The name Enterprise was adopted
with that in mind.
The modern digital
infrastructure and highly polished floors support a PK-5 student
body of 800 students.
Superintendent John Fryer and Assistant Superintendent
Levi Macintosh were district leaders in 1998 when ELA was
conceptualized and constructed. Under the principalship of
Sheri Turchi, students were welcomed August 25, 1998. When
she retired in 2005, Cynthia S. Thompson assumed the
principalship for three years until her retirement in 2008.
Sheridan Brown
(2008-) is the
current principal.
Enterprise is
accredited through the Southern Association of Schools and
Colleges. It serves neighborhood students from just north of
Taylor Field Road, northeast to just south of Marlee Road, east
to McGirts Creek, south on McGirts Creek to Collins Road, west
on Collins Road to Shindler Drive, then continue on a line east
of Shadwell Court to Argyle Forest Blvd, south on a line to the
county line, west on a line to the boundary of Cecil Field, north on the boundary of Cecil Field to
just south of Sandler Drive, then southeast on Brannan Field
Road to just north of Traylor Field Road to Old Middleburg Road.
Parents,
Faculty, Staff and Students take great pride in being a
"manatee." A full service cafeteria feeds 34% of the student
body free or reduced priced lunches. Parents are actively
involved through a PTA, a School Advisory Council, and frequent
parent training evenings. Students may participate in WELA TV
studio activities or Safety Patrol.
The faculty and
administration are highly qualified and well educated with ESOL
endorsed teachers. Resource specialists include Music, Art,
Physical Education, Guidance Services, and Media/Library.
Paraprofessionals assist teachers. The student teacher ratio is
18:1 in K-3 and 22:1 in grades four and five. Students score
above average on standardized tests and in above average in
students attending school. Our Florida School grade is a B. Our
goal is that all students make learning gains above their
previous year’s accomplishments.
· I-10
East to I-295 South,
Exit on 103rd Street to the right, Continue on 103rd
Street past Shindler Drive, Turn left on Old Middleburg Road South,
Drive approximately 5-6 miles and the school will be on your left.
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I-95 South to I-10 West
to I-295 South, Exit on 103rd Street to the right,
Continue on 103rd Street past Shindler Drive
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Turn left on Old Middleburg Road South, Drive
approximately 5-6 miles and the school will be on your left.
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I-95 North to I-295 North,
Exit on 103rd Street to the left, Continue on 103rd
Street past Shindler Drive
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Turn left on Old Middleburg Road South, Drive
approximately 5-6 miles and the school will be on your left.
Be
Sure to Sign In and Get A
Visitor's Pass
or complete a
Volunteer Application.
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