YOU CAN CHOOSE YOUR PUBLIC SCHOOL!
Pre-K through 12th Grade
NO COST TO ATTEND
Call Gaylene Reed at
254-754-8000 or 254-855-2397
Required Parent Orientation Sessions
(choose one per campus)
Elementary: 10:30am Sat July 31 or 6:00pm Mon Aug 9
Middle: 1:00pm Sat July 31 or 7:30pm Mon Aug 9
High: 2:30pm Sat July 31 or 7:00pm Tues Aug 10

Information Session
Rapoport Academy Public School (FREE - NO TUITION) 
is hosting an all grade level Information Session
Monday, July 12, 7:00 pm, at Quinn Middle School, 1020 Elm Ave.
For further information, contact Gaylene Reed: 855-2397.

 






 

 

 

 

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Rapoport Academy Public School District: Exemplary
Meyer Public High School: Exemplary
Quinn Campus Public Middle School: Exemplary
Rapoport Elementary School: Exemplary
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$500,000 Gift for Dunnam Creative Arts Center

August 9, 2010 is a day that will be long remembered by Brian Pardo, Vance Dunnam and  Rapoport Academy.   Mr. Pardo, President and CEO of Life Partners, Inc.,  is shown giving a $500,000 check to Dr. Nancy Grayson, founder and Superintendent of the Academy to support the Grant Hall renovation.  Brian, declining the opportunity to name the building after himself, graciously chose to honor his longtime friend, Vance Dunnam. This beautiful building will become  the “Vance Dunnam Creative Arts Center”.  Mr. Dunnam was not aware of the naming until the check was presented and  Mr. Pardo was so pleased  with the look of surprise on Mr. Dunnam’s face.   Rapoport Academy is extremely grateful for his gracious donation, enabling us to complete the renovation of this historic building and add space for our growing student population. Thank you so very much, Mr. Pardo--- Mr. Dunnam, it is an honor to have your name on our new Arts Center.


                                       

 


Welcome Back! We are so excited about this new year!

 
Rapoport Academy in the News

News 8 Austin recently aired a story about two Rapoport Students who were able to tour the new super computing center at Texas State Technical College.  Click here for the full story, complete with video from our students.

 
MLK Day 2010 on Quinn Campus
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To  celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2010, 90 volunteers from throughout the Waco community joined Rapoport Academy staff, students, and families for an afternoon dedicated to beautifying Quinn Campus. Thank you to all who supported this event!
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Read more: MLK Day 2010 on Quinn Campus
 
Rapoport Academy Partners With Time Warner Cable's New STEM Initiative

Rapoport Academy is proud to be part of the CAMM (Connect a Million Minds) initiative launched in November 2009 by Time Warner Cable. Waco was the initial Launch Site for Texas with Rapoport Academy, Girls Scouts and the YMCA receiving $5,000 checks from Time Warner Cable to support afterschool STEM activities. R.A.’s Robotics Club, Rocketry Club and the International Club’s Film Festival will use those funds to continue STEM activities throughout the school year. Read below for more information on this nationwide effort to stimulate interest in STEM careers.

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The Obama administration is attempting to marshal private-sector power in a campaign to encourage students to take a stronger interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or “STEM” studies and careers. Corporations, foundations, and other organizations have committed $260 million in financial and in-kind support for the effort, called “Educate to Innovate,” which will play out on several fronts.

Time Warner Cable has committed $100 million over five years for a campaign to connect students to after-school activities. Discovery Communications will fund a five-year, $150 million campaign to create commercial-free programming and online math and science content. Sesame Street, with backing from PNC Bank, will make STEM themes the focus of a number of upcoming episodes, and promote science and math for young students in other ways. And science and engineering societies, with philanthropic backing, will promote hands-on and project-based learning. Finally, corporate and technology partners are launching a set of competitions to design free, STEM-focused videogames for children.

The White House has asked Sally Ride, the first female astronaut, and corporate leaders to build support for STEM at the state and local level. Check out the website for CAMM at www.connectamillionminds.com. View the video below to learn more about "Connect a Million Minds":

 
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