Upcoming Events:
September 7th - No School - Labor Day
Sept. 28th-30th - Parent Teacher Conferences- We will be scheduling in-person, socially distanced appointments, as well as face time and phone appointments. These are regularly scheduled school days.
October 1st-18th - October Break
November 23rd-27th - Thanksgiving Break
December 19th- January 10th - Winter Break
January 18th - No School - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 15th - No School - Presidents Day
September 7th - No School - Labor Day
Sept. 28th-30th - Parent Teacher Conferences- We will be scheduling in-person, socially distanced appointments, as well as face time and phone appointments. These are regularly scheduled school days.
October 1st-18th - October Break
November 23rd-27th - Thanksgiving Break
December 19th- January 10th - Winter Break
January 18th - No School - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
February 15th - No School - Presidents Day
LEGACY NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR SUCCESS IN 2018
December 7, 2018: The National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (NAESPA) is pleased to announce that Legacy Charter School from Nampa, Idaho, has been named a National ESEA Distinguished School by the state education agency in Idaho. Legacy is one of up to 100 schools throughout the country that is being nationally recognized for exceptional student achievement in 2018.
A project of the NAESPA, the National ESEA Distinguished Schools Program publicly recognizes qualifying federally funded schools for the outstanding academic achievements of their students. It highlights the efforts of schools across the country making significant improvements for their students. The program has been in place since 1996, showcasing the success of hundreds of schools in one of three categories:
• Category 1: Exceptional student performance for two consecutive years
• Category 2: Closing the achievement gap between student groups
• Category 3: Excellence in serving special populations of students
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) provides additional resources for vulnerable students and federal grants to state educational agencies to improve the quality of public elementary and secondary education.
The Association is a membership organization made up of State ESEA Program Administrators, and their staff from each of the states and territories, charged with managing their state federal education program. They ensure compliance with federal regulations, but more importantly work to see that all children — especially those living in economically disadvantaged conditions — have the opportunity to receive a high quality education.
NAESPA implements the National ESEA Distinguished Schools Program to highlight selected schools that have successfully used their ESEA federal funds to improve the education for all students–including economically disadvantaged students. More information about all National ESEA Distinguished Schools is available on the ESEA Network website: www.ESEAnetwork.org.
December 7, 2018: The National Association of ESEA State Program Administrators (NAESPA) is pleased to announce that Legacy Charter School from Nampa, Idaho, has been named a National ESEA Distinguished School by the state education agency in Idaho. Legacy is one of up to 100 schools throughout the country that is being nationally recognized for exceptional student achievement in 2018.
A project of the NAESPA, the National ESEA Distinguished Schools Program publicly recognizes qualifying federally funded schools for the outstanding academic achievements of their students. It highlights the efforts of schools across the country making significant improvements for their students. The program has been in place since 1996, showcasing the success of hundreds of schools in one of three categories:
• Category 1: Exceptional student performance for two consecutive years
• Category 2: Closing the achievement gap between student groups
• Category 3: Excellence in serving special populations of students
The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) provides additional resources for vulnerable students and federal grants to state educational agencies to improve the quality of public elementary and secondary education.
The Association is a membership organization made up of State ESEA Program Administrators, and their staff from each of the states and territories, charged with managing their state federal education program. They ensure compliance with federal regulations, but more importantly work to see that all children — especially those living in economically disadvantaged conditions — have the opportunity to receive a high quality education.
NAESPA implements the National ESEA Distinguished Schools Program to highlight selected schools that have successfully used their ESEA federal funds to improve the education for all students–including economically disadvantaged students. More information about all National ESEA Distinguished Schools is available on the ESEA Network website: www.ESEAnetwork.org.
Mission:Legacy's mission is to develop students who are competent, confident, productive and responsible young adults who possess the habits, skills and attitudes to succeed in life.
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Philosophy:Legacy Charter School is grounded in the belief that when there is low threat and content is highly challenging, accelerated learning takes place.
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View Legacy's Annual Report Card
To view the school's Annual Report card from the Idaho State Department of Education, click on the link and then type in our school's name in the top left corner and then click on the school's name that pops up in school listings in the right-hand column. Please note: Our school is considered its own District as it is authorized by the Idaho Public Charter School Commission. Therefore, you will see that our school and district outcomes under the Academic Indicators tab are identical. If you would like to compare our school's outcomes with another nearby traditional school district and/or traditional school, click on "Back to finder" and enter the school and/or district name in which you're interested.
To view the school's Annual Report card from the Idaho State Department of Education, click on the link and then type in our school's name in the top left corner and then click on the school's name that pops up in school listings in the right-hand column. Please note: Our school is considered its own District as it is authorized by the Idaho Public Charter School Commission. Therefore, you will see that our school and district outcomes under the Academic Indicators tab are identical. If you would like to compare our school's outcomes with another nearby traditional school district and/or traditional school, click on "Back to finder" and enter the school and/or district name in which you're interested.
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Legacy's Educational Program:
The Harbor School Method™
Legacy is committed to duplicating the highly successful educational model founded by Liberty Charter School in Nampa, and replicated by its Nampa sister school, Victory Charter School. This educational program, the Harbor School Method™, centers on the belief that education should be child-centered and built on high expectations for both student behavior and academic endeavor. In a Harbor School, decisions on every level are based on the question, “What’s best for kids?” The method also proactively sets up an environment that allows students to focus on learning, while in a safe and secure setting.
Legacy is committed to duplicating the highly successful educational model founded by Liberty Charter School in Nampa, and replicated by its Nampa sister school, Victory Charter School. This educational program, the Harbor School Method™, centers on the belief that education should be child-centered and built on high expectations for both student behavior and academic endeavor. In a Harbor School, decisions on every level are based on the question, “What’s best for kids?” The method also proactively sets up an environment that allows students to focus on learning, while in a safe and secure setting.
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Legacy Charter School
4015 S. Legacy Way Nampa, ID 83686 Phone: (208)-467-0947 Fax: (208)-467-0948 |
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