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School Named After Living Legend |
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Former Long Beach City Councilmember and Long Beach Port Commissioner, Doris Topsy-Elvord, center, receives a proclamation from Bill Orton, representative for Senator Rodrick D. Wright, of the 25th Senate District at the renaming ceremony of Marvin and Karla Smith's, right, Micro-Enterprise Charter Academy (M.E.C.A) to the Doris Topsy-Elvord Academy (A Micro-Enterprise School)
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Long Beach Press-Telegram Article |
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LB charter school students getting down to business
By Kevin Butler, Staff Writer
Posted: 06/24/2009 06:54:07 PM PDT
MECA Charter School seventh grade student Jamie Livingston, 13, with the help of Cheryl Hossum, a resource specialist teacher, works on his website during Ms. Patricia Chanco's class. (Diandra Jay/Staff Photographer)
Editor's Note: This is one in an occasional series following Long Beach middle schools as students and teachers try to meet standards of the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
LONG BEACH - In a recent class at Micro-Enterprise Charter Academy, the middle school students were using a computer program to build their own simulated amusement park, complete with roller coasters and concession stands.
Although fun, the lesson was not solely for their entertainment. It was meant to give students a feel of how to run their own amusement park as a successful business. Read the full article at the Press-Telegram website, click here: http://www.presstelegram.com/ci_12683107 |
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MECA School Accountability Report Card 2009-10