Welcome to the Archimedean Middle Conservatory

We welcome you to Archimedean Middle Conservatory, “The Most Philosophical School In America”, the one and only 2011 Blue Ribbon Middle School, and the #3 Middle School in the State of Florida!

 

Why Mathematics

Why Mathematics?

We view Mathematics as both poetry of abstract elegant Ideas and as an important instrument to model Nature, Science, Technology, Engineering, Economics, and human behavior. The Conservatory of Mathematics approach provides students with the highest quality education. Its strength emanates from a deep sense of responsibility in helping the mind to grow and in the confidence in teaching the art of thinking through Mathematics and Greek language immersion.

Why Greek?

For centuries, the Greek language has been an important part of western civilization, with its deep connection to literature and scientific and humanistic vernacular. The teaching of the Greek Language in a partial immersion setting will bring to our students the benefit of bilingual education to the brain. Through the greek language, as a second language, the students are exposed to world-class education with elements of the Greek culture and traditions. We use a greek mathematical curriculum with an emphasis on mental arithmetic, a no-nonsense training in algebra, and a dedication to rigorous euclidean geometry, trigonometry, and finite combinatorics, as the content subject for greek language immersion. Thus the Greek language is also used as a “linguistic vehicle” to bring enhancement and fusion of the American Mathematics Curriculum with a deeper and narrow European curriculum.

Why Philosophy

Why Philosophy?

Our students learns how to express their ideas with passion and solid logic. Philosophy provides the balance of Humanities to that of Mathematics and Science. We will adopt and adapt the Philosophy For Children Method at the Academy, the Socratic method in our Middle Conservatory, and will immerse our students into Logic, Ethics, Political Philosophy, and Feminist Philosophy in our Upper Conservatory.

Our Philosophy

The educational philosophy of the Archimedean Middle Conservatory is unique. It integrates immersion in Greek as a second language with a comprehensive mathematics curriculum. The mathematics curriculum combines traditional American mathematics: with an emphasis on problem-solving and critical thinking with the Greek curriculum: with an emphasis on number sense, rigorous mental arithmetic with undertones of algebra, and geometry.

Teachers design learning opportunities in the areas of English, Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, and Greek Mathematics and Language. The school’s ultimate goal is to support all students to become productive contributors of the XXI Century by fostering in them the following skills:

Critical Thinking​

Interpret/analyze data, reflect and find innovative solutions to opportunities and challenges;

Collaboration

Works well and contributes to the learning of others; values diverse perspectives;

Confidence

A life long learner that engages proactively and proactively with multiple audiences.

Communication

Listens, speaks, presents, and writes with purpose and clarity in multiple languages;

Creativity

Thinks outside the box and promotes new ways of approaching opportunities and challenges;

The Archimedean Schools Process

Administration

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Assistant Director

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Faculty

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Archimedean Schools Organizational Chart

Resources

New Student Application

School Calendar

School Supply Kits

Parent Student Handbook

Archimedean Uniforms

iPad Loan Agreement

Media Release Parental Consent Form

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Dates & Events

DatesEvents
August 10, 2022Teachers Report
August 11, 12, 16Teacher planning day; not available to opt; no students in school
August 15Teacher planning day; District-wide Professional Development Day – not available to opt; no students in school
August 17First Day of School; begin first semester
September 5Labor Day; holiday for students and employees
September 26Teacher planning day; not available to opt; no students in school
October 5Teacher planning day; not available to opt; no students in school
October 21End first grading period; first semester
October 24Begin second grading period; first semester
November 8Teacher planning day; District-wide Professional Development Day – not available to opt no students in school
November 11Observation of Veterans* Day: holiday for students and employees
November 21-23Fall Recess for 10-month employees
November 24Thanksgiving; Board-approved holiday for students and employees
November 25Recess Day
December 23Teacher planning day; no students in school
December 26 – Jan 6Winter recess for students and 10 month employees
January 16, 2023Observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday; holiday for students and employees
January 20End first semester and second grading period
January 23Teacher planning day; no students in school
January 24Begin third grading period; second semester
February 20All Presidents Day; holiday for students and employees
March 6 – 10Spring recess for students and 10 month employees
April 6End third grading period; second semester
April 7Teacher planning day; no students in school
April 10Begin fourth grading period; second semester
May 29Observance of Memorial Day; holiday for students and employees
June 7Last Day of School; end fourth grading period; second semester
June 8Teacher planning day; not available to opt; no students in school
June 19Legal Holiday (12 month)
July 4Legal Holiday (12 month)

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ARCHIMEDEAN SCHOOLS
12425 Sunset Dr, Miami, FL 33183, USA


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(305) 279-6572


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305 675 8448

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