PROMINENT LOCAL EDUCATOR TAKES THE HELM AT THE
ACADEMY FOR PRECISION LEARNING

Director at the University of Washington’s Experimental Education Unit Joins Effort to Redefine Inclusion for Elementary and Middle School Students

January 11, 2010 The Academy for Precision Learning (APL) is pleased to announce that Jennifer Annable, currently the Director at the University of Washington’s Experimental Education Unit (EEU), has been named the incoming Executive Director of APL.  Jennifer will join Alison Moors, APL’s Director of Educational Services, to form an innovative and accomplished leadership team that is committed to changing the face of inclusion in the greater Seattle area.
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Academy for Precision Learning (APL) is an independent school for students from kindergarten through 8th grade. APL’s Middle School will open in the Fall of 2010. APL provides an academically rigorous curriculum coupled with a focus on social skills development that is individually tailored for all learning styles. APL allows typical and special needs children to work side-by-side in small personalized classes that help every student reach their full potential.

“APL offers a unique alternative for families who want their students to excel academically in a setting that promotes community, character and social development. The individualized nature of our program is key to its success, as we customize the learning plan for each student so the program is tailored for the child versus the child having to fit into a preset curriculum.” Alison Moors, APL Director of Educational Services

APL is located at the University Heights Center (www.uhcca.org) – an historic facility focused on the community, children, arts and education within the University District and the Greater Seattle area.

The Academy for Precision Learning admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.