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Academy of Math & Science
Basic Information
Address: 1557 W Prince Rd
County: Pima
District: Academies of Math & Science
Phone Number: (520) 293-2676
Fax Number: (520) 887-0616
Email: info@amstucson.org
Principal: Sandra Lomeland
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Additional Information
School Type: Charter
Grade Level:
K-5, 6-8
Founded: 2000
School Setting:
Rigorous education for motivated students
School Size: 440
Classroom Size: 24
Classroom Teachers: 33
Student/Teacher Ratio: 13.3
After School Programs: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Computer lab and mobile laptop cart
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Limited on site, parking available across the street
Mission Statement:
Our mission is to teach students the factual knowledge, habits of mind, and reasoning skills needed to solve problems, succeed in post-secondary education, and improve the world they live in.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
Our vision is a greater articulation of the mission of the school. We will help students to:
Develop a thorough foundation in math, science (and its applied fields), and the humanities.
Analyze complex texts in a wide range of disciplines, genres, and modes.
Propose plausible solutions to problems in all disciplines.
Clearly organize and articulate their thoughts.
Have a sense of self that is grounded in real achievements and skills.
Be culturally literate, academically competent, and willing to serve the community in ways that develop the student’s personal strengths and interests.
Analyze and comprehend complex texts in a wide range of disciplines, genres, and modes.
Propose plausible solutions to problems in all disciplines.
Clearly organize and articulate their thoughts.
Develop a sense of self that is grounded in real achievements and skills.