The Tejeda Junior Academy will have a Dine for Debate fundraiser at Chipotle on March 23 at 4:00 p.m. The event will include people from the community, and the money raised from the designated dining will go to the school's debate program. The purpose of the fundraiser is to get money for team activities and program needs.

Q1. What makes Tejeda Junior Academy in San Antonio different from other schools when it comes to academics?

Ans. Tejeda Junior Academy is a junior academy model that uses advanced class sequencing to meet the needs of both middle and high school students.

Q2. How does Tejeda Junior Academy keep track of how well students do on tests and quizzes?

Ans. Teachers at Tejeda Junior Academy look at test results on a regular basis to see how students are doing and make changes to their lessons based on trends in student performance.

Q3. What chances for involvement are there at Tejeda Junior Academy?

Ans. Tejeda Junior Academy has project-based learning, where students do research, make outputs, and present their findings during sessions that are graded.

Q4. In what ways does Tejeda Junior Academy assist in monitoring the academic progress of each student?

Ans. Tejeda Junior Academy has scheduled meetings where staff check in with students to talk about their grades, attendance, and short-term academic goals.

Q5. What kind of rewards system does Tejeda Junior Academy use?

Ans. Tejeda Junior Academy keeps track of performance milestones and rewards students who work hard all the time, focusing on those who show measurable progress over grading cycles.