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Collins Elementary Mission Statement

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Collins Elementary is a branch of Alief Independent School District. I have been to many Alief schools and observed a very common pattern in all the schools in the district. They fallow the same requirements and have the same curriculum. I did notice that Collins elementary have a few assests that are unique to this school. Collin Elementary mission statement is that they celebrate the exploration of learning by challenging its members to be life-long learners of unlimited potential. The school wanted it students to go beyond their expectations and reach new heights at very young age. I observed that to make this possible they have special accommodations that are different from other Alief schools. First thing I noticed was that they had

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