Federal grant · block grant (a)
Savannah-chatham County Public School System (SCCPSS) Is a School District Based in Chatham County, Georgia. an Elected Board of Public Education Runs Sccpss. the Superintendent Is DR. M. Ann Levett. the System Has an Enrollment of Approximately 36,000 Students. It Operates 27 Elementary Schools, Eight Middle Schools, 8 K-8 Schools, 11 High Schools, One Virtual Academy Serving Students in Grades 1-11, and Satellite Facilities, Including the Massie Heritage Interpretation Center and the Oatland Island Education Center. Sccpss Has Students Connected to FT. Stewart-hunter Army Airfield, the 165TH Airlift Wing, and Coast Guard Air Station Savannah Throughout the District. Located Next to Hunter Army Airfield, Pulaski Elementary School (PRE-K-5) Has 52% Military-connected Students and a 24% Hispanic Student Body. Pulaski Has No Course Offerings in World Language. the Creation of the Mighty Multilingual Lab for Students in Grades K-5 Will Allow Students to Increase Their Knowledge, Skills, and Interest in the Spanish Language and Hispanic Culture. Students Will Learn to Speak Grade-appropriate Spanish Using a Digital Language Lab and Experience the Hispanic Culture Through Virtual Field Trips. the Spanish Language Will Be Embedded Throughout the Environment and Communication Practices of the School. the Goal of the Mighty Multilingual Lab Is to Engage Students in the Spanish Language and Culture to Promote the Development of a Future Bilingual and Bi-literate Workforce in Critical Need Areas, Including the Armed Services and Teaching Professions.
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