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Welcome to our student contribution section!
Two integral parts of the Kimber Curriculum is practicing what we learn, and that we learn best when we share. Below you will find articles, research papers, photography projects, video projects, and music compositions that our students have contributed. Thank you for letting us share our talents with you!
Students, please remember not to share private information online. Thank you.
Peeping Through The Snow
Peeping Through The Snow Near the end of March, I anxiously wait For little sprouts of green To pop up through the snow. Waiting under the window arch, Hoping they won’t be late. Oh what joy when I can see A petal peeping out below! -Aubbri Wagner, age 14
in the spring
In the Spring We see the sun in the spring; We’ll have some fun! During spring there is lots of rain; During spring there is no pain. Spring just comes and walks about; Because it’s spring, there shouldn’t be a drought. By Aaron, age 11
Susan’s Story
Susan grinned as she walked home from school. She had gotten 100% on her test and she was proud. She said a silent thank you to God as she continued on her way. Susan pounded happily up the porch steps, and opened the door. “Mom,” she called as she walked
The Black Mamba (Finishing a story)
The old man’s nerves were ready to crack. Someone was on the other side of that door! He knew it! The wound in his leg pulsed painfully. He tightened the handkerchief around it, suffocating a groan as he crouched down behind the sofa. Slowly, he reached for the Iron poker
Happy Birthday
Hey its your birthday I don’t know you Your great most say I like your work this school ,its true now iv seen you once or twice in creative writing class I hope your birthday’s nice now I hope Your birthday’s fun will reach great mass by Daxson
God
The greatest one he is one and yet three Savior Spirit God by DAXSON WILLIAM JONES/12 Japanese poetry kito I think. daxson
End of Year
We have one more Parenting Meeting, this Thursday (May 26) at 7pm MT. We will be discussing changes in classes, maintaining tuition, summer activities, and potentially an exciting opportunity! Use the regular Parent Meeting link to join. See you then!
Read moreKIMBER ACADEMY RETREAT AT GROUSE CREEK!
Hello, dear KADL families! We are so excited for our retreat this year, Aug 1 – 7. We have planned some exciting activities, community projects, classes, special speakers, and great meals. We hope you can come! The attached forms are for your scheduling information as well as registration and liability …
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Read moreTTP Challenge Update: They Won!
Congratulations, your Junior B and Senior math students earned their pizza party!!! Thank you to all the parents who participated; you are incredible, and your feedback in the survey is invaluable. Both classes have set the date for their pizza party to be on Tuesday, May 24, 2022 during class… so …
TTP Challenge Update: They Won! Read More »
Read moreParent Training
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Tests for Students Under Age 12
Four separate levels of testing have been developed for the Junior Class students.
(Note: Since students are on different levels of learning, some age groups will obviously overlap.)
- Beginner test (approximate student ages: 5-6)
- Intermediate test (approximate student ages: 6-8)
- Junior Elementary test (approximate student ages: 8-10)
- Advanced Elementary test (approximate student ages: 10-12)
Tests for Students Age 12 & Older
The Senior Class Students (over age 12) take high school diagnostic exams from the National Testing Center ™ (NTC). This diagnostic testing is based on levels consistent with the national GED and ACT.
The diagnostic tests cover 22 subjects, and because they are administered every 3 months, student progress can be monitored and adjusted accordingly throughout the school year.
After the tests have been corrected, parents keep the score sheets so they can compare and monitor their student’s progress.
Anyone may use the Kimber Academy testing. It is not limited to the Academies alone.
To order tests for your students, contact the Testing Center by clicking here.
The tests will be corrected and analyzed at the NTC and returned within a week.
Class Rules
- Please use a name on Zoom that we can identify you with, specifically the students’ names.
- An appropriate name would be “Nathan Smith” or “Nathan & Lisa”
- “SpiderMonkey88” does not let us and the other students know who you are
- Because your camera will be on for most of the meeting,
- Please wear Kimber Academy appropriate attire.
- Please stay in classroom appropriate locations in your home.
- Please refrain from distracting activities, such as eating or moving around during class.
- We will give you time to socialize and make friends, that is a very important part of education and growth! But during class time, please keep discussion (including chats) with other students relevant to the class subject.
- Similarly, please keep comments relevant to the class subject.
Tech Support
First Time Connection
You will need to create a free account at Zoom.us before you can join the class.
Connecting to Class
If you click on a class and Zoom says “The host has another meeting in progress.” you can either wait for the previous class to end, or join the previous class if it is available to you.
If no one connects to your class within 5 minutes, please first try to do a “hard refresh” on your browser. You can find instructions on how to do that here.
If that doesn’t work, reach out to the class instructor on the Instructors page. Texting will be easier for them to respond to than calls, in case they are working on a problem.
Audio
Video
If you cannot see us, you may have slow internet. You can do a speed test to see if you have enough speed. Typically you want to have at least 2-3 mbs upload and download speeds for a clear and steady picture, though more is always better.
If we cannot see you, you may need to plug in your webcam. If it is already plugged in, turn it on with the camera button in the bottom left of your screen. Move your mouse (desktop) or tap the screen (mobile) to view your Zoom meeting controls.
Additional Help
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