Your child is destined to be a world-changer
Acton Academy Concord is an innovative K-8 school helping learners discover and grow their unique strengths — because the world needs them.
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We offer a truly different approach to school.
Supported by the latest in technology and cognitive science, we move beyond the traditional tools of lectures, homework, high-stakes tests, and grades.
At Acton Academy Concord, our students learn in collaborative classrooms of multi-age learners. Our flexible approach challenges each student with their own differentiated learning plan and inspires them through real-world projects and experiences.
Our learning environment is supported by learning specialists to assist chldren with learning differences.
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Request a Free Info KitWhat Makes Acton Academy Concord Different?
Traditional
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Rows of desks and a teacher at the blackboard
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Memorization and testing of rules and facts
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Report card measures your success
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One teacher lectures to many students
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Worksheets just like our grandparents used
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School like a factory with bells, shifts, and one-size-fits-all
Acton Academy Concord
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Work collaboratively like at Google or Facebook
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Learn real skills and apply them in projects
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Set personalized goals then transparently track progress
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Everyone's a teacher; everyone's a student
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Professional tools for art, engineering, and storytelling; Cutting-edge adaptive tech for Core Skills
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School like a journey, with big goals, mentors, tools, and a destination you care about
At Acton Academy Concord, we believe that learning to do, learning to be, and learning to learn are more important than memorization alone – learning to know.
