3rd Grade Class Schedule
Beginning Bell 7:55am
10:45am-11:00am Recess
11:45am-1225pm Lunch
End of Day 2pm

 

4th and 5th Grade Class Schedule
Beginning Bell 7:55am
10:45am-11:00am Recess
11:45am-12:25pm Lunch
2pm-2:20pm Recess
End of Day 4pm
Contact Us

Los Penasquitos Academy
14125 Cuca Street
San Diego, California 92129
Phone (858) 672-3600

3rd Grade
Laura D’Acquisto 858-774-6909
ldacquisto@powayusd.com

4th Grade
Ed Sandstrom  858-603-3144  esandstrom@powayusd.com

Kristie Szentesi  858-774/5856  kszentesi@powayusd.com

5th Grade
Anthony Bayro  858-774-6686  abayro@powayusd.com

Kara Myers  858-837-2438  kmyers@powayusd.com


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Five Pillars


Help all students develop knowledge, skills, and character traits needed to excel in academically advanced high-school programs, distinguished universities and in the competitive world beyond.

High Expectations
The Academy has well-defined, observable expectations for academic achievement and conduct. Every student is expected to be successful, and excuses for marginal performance that are based upon the background of students are never accepted.

Choice and Commitment
Student, parents, and teachers have chosen to be at this school. No one is forced to attend or participate. Everyone must make and uphold a commitment to the school and to each other, and agree to dedicate the time and effort necessary to achieve success.

More Time
We know that there are not shortcuts when it comes to helping students to succeed academically. Academy students attend school 44% more hours than do students in traditional classes. Both a longer school day and a longer school year give Academy students the extended time necessary to acquire the knowledge, skills, and character traits that are essential for success in rigorous high school programs, and for admission to competitive universities.

Focus on Results
The Los Pen Academy focuses relentlessly on results. All students are expected to achieve, and excuses are never made based upon demographics. Hard work, responsible behavior, and persistence are valued above perceptions of native ability. Student achievement, as measured by tests and other objective standards, is expected to significantly outperform district averages.

Authority to Lead
The principal who has responsibility for the Los Pen Academy has been given substantial control over budget, curriculum, and personnel issues. This is essential when providing leadership to a program that moves far beyond the status quo when testing the possibilities of student potential.

 

 

 

 



 

 

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