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Attached you will find the assessment of Park City Prep's Wellness Policy and Practices.

The WellSAT will give you two scores: a comprehensiveness score, which reflects the extent to which recommended content areas are covered in the policy; and a strength score, which describes how strongly the content is stated. Both scores range from 0-100, with lower scores indicating less content and weaker language, and higher scores indicating more content and use of specific and directive language.

Total Comprehensiveness
Comprehensiveness is calculated by counting the number of items rated as “1” or “2,” dividing this number by the total number of policy items, and multiplying this number by 100.

Total Strength
Strength is calculated by counting the number of items rated as “2,” dividing this number by the total number of policy items, and multiplying this number by 100.

You can also find the assessment under the "About Us" tab.

If you have questions/comments regarding the document, please reach out to David Figueroa, Operations Manager at [email protected].

For the 2024-2025 school year, PARK CITY PREP CHARTER SCHOOL will once again be participating in Community Eligibility Program (CEP). This means all students eat breakfast and lunch for free. See attached notice.

March 7, 2019 Kathleen Godiksen's 7th grade class is underway at Park City Prep Charter School in Bridgeport. The students have made life-sized outlines of each other. It might look like science class, but it's not. Ms. Godiksen teaches art. “Art is about everything,”

Parents and Guardians will be able to track their students' academic performance and communicate directly with homeroom teachers. If you have questions please reach out directly to the homeroom teachers.