Geyserville New Tech Academy

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Geyserville New Tech Academy
​Middle School and High School
24-25 Bell Schedule

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday			Wednesday
First Bell	8:27		First Bell	8:27
Block One	8:30 - 9:50		Block One	8:30 - 9:47
Break	9:50 - 10:02		Break	9:50 - 10:01
Block Two	10:05 - 11:25		Block Two	10:04 - 11:21
HS Advisory	11:28-12:13		Block Three	11:24 - 12: 41
MS Lunch	11:28 - 11:58		Lunch	12:41 - 1:11
MS Advisory	12:00 – 12:45		Block Four	1:13 - 2:30
HS Lunch	12:13-12:43
Block 3	12:45 - 2:05
MS Block 4	2:10 – 2:50
MS Release	2:50
Block Four	2:10 - 3:30
HS Release	3:30

 

GNTA MISSION:

​Guiding students through meaningful and challenging standards-based curriculum.

Supporting graduates in becoming lifelong learners- capable, persevering and competent.

GNTA Geyserville New Technique Academy…  

Students experience an interdisciplinary curriculum driven by a common core reflecting various disciplines and concentrating on effective communication, complex thinking and high standards of performance. GNTA students utilize various technologies to access and manage information, and create final projects for presentations. Our goal is to enable students to develop a positive vision of themselves, and to become responsible, independent, self-directed learners. We have adopted a Project-based learning (PBL) system to guide and support students to think creatively, solve complex problems, communicate effectively and work in small groups.

New Tech Network, a national non-profit organization, engages with public school districts to develop innovative schools. NTN schools are centered around a culture that enables so that students graduate ready for college and career. Student achievement is the measure of our success.
Click here to learn more about PBL.

Schoolwide  Learner Outcomes
We foster this vision by ensuring each learning experience embodies at least one of the following: 

Knowledge and Thinking

• Students reason, problem-solve, develop sound arguments or decisions, and create new ideas by using appropriate sources and applying the knowledge and skills of a discipline.

Agency

• Students understand that they can grow their intelligence and skills through effort, practice, and challenge. 
• Students learn how to learn and monitor progress to be successful on tasks, school, and life.

Written communication

• Students effectively communicate knowledge and thinking through writing by organizing and structuring ideas and using discipline appropriate language and conventions.

Oral communication

• Students communicate knowledge and thinking through effective oral presentations (Clarity, Evidence, Organization, Language Use, Use of Digital Media/Visual displays, presentation skills).

Collaboration

• Students are productive members of diverse teams through strong interpersonal communication and a commitment to shared success, leadership, and initiative.

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ECHO

Echo is an online web system we use that supports our Project-based learning (PBL). Students use ECHO on a daily basis for assignments, deadlines, resources, teacher communication and much more!

Parents are also encouraged to set-up a parent ECHO account for easy access to their student's grades, assignments, progress and communication.

Click here to sign up for Parent ECHO account
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Click here to login to ECHO.
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VISITOR INFORMATION

Geyserville New Tech Academy encourages parents and members of the community to contact us and visit our school. Please contact us with any questions, comments or suggestions you may have. If you’re planning a visit, please check in with our front office upon arrival. In the interest of student safety and security, we must know if you are planning to be on school property during school hours. 
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OFFICE HOURS

Our office is open Monday through Friday from
8 am - 4 pm.
We're located at:
1300 Moody Lane
Geyserville, CA 95441
​707-857-3592

 "We are continually in process of updating all sections of the Geyserville Unified School District website. We have a team working on making the site well-designed and accessible for all users. This is a large project, even for a smaller-sized district like ours. We appreciate your patience as we continue to improve and update the site on a daily basis. If any portion of this website remains inaccessible to you, please notify our District Administrative Assistant, Shannon Marckx, at [email protected] or by calling (707) 857-3592, Extension 103. We look forward to meeting your expectations and needs, under the guidance and parameters of current, applicable laws, codes and regulations."