The Academic
Enrichment program
at Greenfield is
implemented through
standards-based
instruction.
We also
challenge our
students with
programs such as
Accelerated Reader,
the Sunshine Math
Program, cooperative
learning techniques,
hands-on and real
world experiences.
Our students learn
in multiple ways and
in varied
environments. Click
here to
see a brochure.
No One Is Left
Behind
Diagnostic,
evaluative, and
summative individual
student assessments
are given throughout
the year, which
allows our teachers
to identify and meet
the unique needs of
each student. We
have a variety of
Safety Net programs
in place to ensure
that no student is
left behind and that
every student
experiences success.
Contact Julie Peck at 739-5249
or
peckj@duvalschools.org
for more information
or to schedule a
tour.
To find out how to
enroll in Magnet
Programs click here
www.magnetprograms.com.
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Uniforms —
Dressing for Success
Greenfield Elementary follows the Duval
County Code of Appearance.
Click
here to
view the district Code of Appearance. It is
not part of this site, and will open in a
new window.
Guidance —
Individual Counseling
Individual counseling is designed to promote
and enhance student learning. It helps
students cope with problems, prevent
problems, and stop problems from escalating.
Students may receive counseling at their own
request or by referral from parents or
teachers.
Small Group Counseling
The Guidance Counselor will work with groups
of four to six students experiencing similar
concerns or problems. Students work
collaboratively to provide support and
encouragement to enhance school success.
Full Service School Program Referrals
The Guidance Counselor works collaboratively
with families and teachers to identify
students in need of behavioral counseling,
health services, or support programs. These
services are available to our students
through the Full Service School Program at
no cost.
Greenfield is fortunate to be part of the
Englewood High School Full Service School
Program.
Through referrals to this program, we are
able to connect our students and families to
valuable resources within the community,
when needed. We also use services such
as behavioral counseling, parent and
grandparent support groups, health
services, and BIGS (Big Brothers and Big
Sisters in Schools).
Contact Mr. Wight at 739-5249 for
information on guidance programs or to
schedule a meeting.
Extended Day Program
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At Greenfield
Elementary, we
recognize the need
for quality before
and after-school
care for our
students. To meet
that need, we offer
a high-quality
Extended Day
Enrichment Program
for our K-5 and
Autistic students in
a caring and
familiar
environment.
Morning Session
- Hours from 7:00 am
to 8:00 pm
- Student activities
include
storytelling,
independent reading,
art, and games
Afternoon Session
- Hours from 3:00 to
6:00
- Student activities
include homework
assistance, small
group remediation,
independent reading,
arts and crafts,
outdoor play, and
games.
Community
Outreach —
Success in Service
Greenfield
Elementary Community
Outreach Committee (COC)
includes teachers
who are dedicated to
making sure that
students are
prepared with the
supplies and
services they need
to be successful
learners in school.
The COC also
leads the student
body service
projects teaching
the students to give
back to their
community.
COC Responsibilities
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Presenting Parent
Workshops to educate
parents
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Implement the
Home-School
Connections
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United Way
Contribution Drive
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