Who We Are

ERMA 2006-2007 Profile

The Eagle Rock Multi-Age (ERMA) Program provides another choice for children who reside in the Riverview School District. Our program serves children in grades K-5, with an all-day Kindergarten program.

Our highly talented staff is comprised of three educators, three educational assistants and one administrator. Our staff have developed their lesson plans around our theme, Eagles Energize the Nation .

Our program's success depends upon the shared commitment of community resources and our parents involvement. All Eagle Rock families agree to volunteer at least sixty hours a year. This creates a strong educational partnership and makes Eagle Rock Special.

Families who wish to enroll their child(ren) in the program can download application forms or request an application by contacting the Eagle Rock School Office at (425) 844-4900. Appplications for the 2006-2007 school year are now being accepted through March 3, 2006

Eagle Rock does charge fees to cover field trips, emergency preparedness, supplies, and if necessary, all-day Kindergarten. Our Policies and Guidelines provide additional information.

Our Site-Based Council (SBC) supports activities and events to help attain program goals and needs for continued improvement in student learning.

Our Eagle Rock Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is actively involved in meeting the needs and goals of the school.

ERMA Quick Facts

• Class Size
  • Room 1 23
  • Room 2 23
  • Room 3 30
• Average Daily Attendance 99%
• Ethnicity Report
  • Caucasian 94.1%
  • Hispanic 1.5%
  • Asian 2.9%
  • Native American 1.5%
• Budget Report - Non-Salary Expenditures
  • Supplies/Instructional Material 26%
  • Capital Outlay 9%
  • Contractual Services 2%

School Improvement Plan

ERMA supports site goals for improved student learning through the district budget, Nestle Partnership, and grants. This includes attending a staff retreat and providing ongoing in service to educate staff and parents about the Multi-Age philosophy and strategies that help us improve teaching and learning in all curriculum areas. Staff attend and are leaders in district and state professional development.

Facility Information

ERMA is located in portables near Cedarcrest High School. Many Cedarcrest High School students participate as volunteer "peer tutors" in the program. Our students often participate in productions with the Cedarcrest Drama classes. When visiting Eagle Rock you will often find the students outside on their latest leaning adventure. A garden, along with our outdoor classroom, provides daily science enhancements.

Curricular Highlights

Thematic Focus for 2006 - 2007 - There's No Place Like Home

With support of parents and community volunteers, Eagle Rock students enjoy a variety of enrichment activities in a unique context. Parents and staff collaborate to provide meaningful physical fitness activities. An Art Docent Team of parents work cooperatively each week to provide "Art Around the World" for our students. Fifth grade students at ERMA participate in an Outdoor Education Camp.

Performance Report

2005 WASL Scores: 4^th/5^th Grade Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program - Percent Meeting Standard

	Reading (4th)	Math (4th)	Writing (4th)	Science (5th)
Eagle Rock	NA	NA	NA	43.8
Riverview	87.3	68.3	54.3	38.1
State	79.5	60.8	57.7	35.8

Note: ERMA 4^th grade results not for publication as cohort was less than 10 (per state confidentiality regulations).  However, ERMA has consistently scored significantly above state averages in all areas.

2005 ITBS Scores: 3^rd Grade for Eagle Rock Multi-Age Program - National Percentile Ranking

	Reading	Math	R/M Composite
Eagle Rock	83	82	83
Riverview	66	75	71
State	58	66	62

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