Pre-enrollment is now open to all students residing in the respective school district. Phoenix Advantage Charter Schoolcan accommodate students entering into kindergarten to 8th grade. It is imperative that parents submit enrollment applications for each student planning to enroll, as early as possible.

Phoenix Advantage Charter School implements a thematic, interactive program that incorporates multiple learning styles. Mornings are dedicated to building solid skills in the core subject areas of reading, writing, math and science. While the afternoons are reserved for foreign language, music, physical education and a daily 90-minute block of Phoenix Advantage Charter School’s Paragon curriculum.

The Paragon curriculum is interdisciplinary, engaging, discovery-based and multi-cultural. The hands-on approach of Paragon addresses the multiple intelligences and individual learning styles. This enhances students’ communication skills, analysis and self-expression.

Phoenix Advantage Charter School also offers an emotionally and physically safe learning environment, access to computers and technology, committed and qualified teachers and staff and encourage parental involvement. Teachers will conduct regular goal setting conferences with individual children and their parents, to ensure the student’s success.

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PACS students will perform a riveting holiday showcase, while teachers and parents host test data discussions. There will also be a Spaghetti Dinner, fundraiser.

Math and reading data talks are scheduled from 5:30 to 6 p.m., the Fine Arts Choir will perform from 6:15 to 6:25 p.m., following a performance by the Dance Club at 6:30 p.m., and Make and Take Holiday Activities will be from 6:15 to 6:45 p.m.

The Spaghetti Dinner will be served from 6 to 6:45 p.m., by PACS 8th graders. The cost is $2 per person, and there is a $.50 cost for water, hot chocolate or coffee.

All families of PACS students are invited and encouraged to attend.

The community is invited to join PACS students, parents, teachers and staff, for an evening of family fun, with an additional learning component. More than 20 PACS parents will volunteer, decorate their cars, fill the trunks with goodies and hand out treats to local “trick-or-treaters.”

Students will also receive hidden math lessons, while enjoying themselves. At the “Estimation Station,” for example, students will have the chance to guess how many candy eyeballs are stuffed into a jar.

PACS prides itself in the ability to utilize alternative methods of teaching. During “Trunk or Treat Night,” PACS will not only continue to embody its mission on campus, but extends its reach to the community.

For more information on “Trunk of Treat Night,” please call (602) 263-8777.