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Legacy Peak Elementary School is an Academy District 20 public elementary school that uses project-based learning as a core instructional approach and participates in the district’s preschool offerings and early childhood services.
Legacy Peak Elementary School is an Academy District 20 public elementary school that emphasizes project-based learning as part of its instructional approach. The school is part of the district’s early childhood and elementary programs and participates in district-wide policies for curriculum, health, and family engagement.
Early childhood and elementary instruction follows district-adopted, research-based practices. Preschool and early learning use the World of Wonders curriculum and employ developmental screening (ASQ-3 and ASQ:SE-2) and Teaching Strategies GOLD for ongoing assessment and progress monitoring.
The school and district provide multiple opportunities for family involvement and communication, including conferences, volunteer opportunities (subject to background checks), translated and interpretation services, and tools for regular communication between families and staff.
Before- and after-school child care is provided at the school through an outside vendor that uses school space and offers various programs for K–5 students.
The school serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade and follows the district’s K–5 schedule and academic standards, using project-based learning and district curriculum supports.
District preschool classrooms provide play-based, teacher-guided experiences with integrated supports; preschool instruction uses the World of Wonders curriculum, developmental screening with ASQ-3 and ASQ:SE-2, and Teaching Strategies GOLD for assessment and progress monitoring. Classrooms are staffed by licensed early childhood/special educators with additional paraprofessional support.
Preschool is offered through Academy District 20 and may be available to families living inside the school boundary; district materials describe a play-based, standards-aligned early childhood curriculum with developmental screening and ongoing assessment.
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