Fielder's dynamic instructional program is steeped in cooperative learning, intense reading programs, inclusion, and higher-level thinking skills. Interactive math and science programs are experience-based, incorporating hands-on process learning. The language arts/reading curriculum includes experiences that promote self-expression and love of reading, and bring out children's creative ability. Special grouping practices within the regular classroom at all grade levels enable teachers to provide for the varied individual differences including gifted students and those requiring additional reinforcement. For fourth and fifth graders who are capable of moving at a faster pace and need additional challenges, Fielder offers E-courses in math, language, social studies and science.
Communication is a high priority. The state award-winning school newsletter, co-sponsored by the PTA and the school, is published each six weeks. Parents receive weekly updates and communications from teachers, as well as a 'Monday Memos,' which update parents on school activities. The EnterLink voice mail system allows immediate two-way communication between the school and parents. Each grade level conducts a Curriculum Night at the beginning of the school year, and individual grade levels sponsor one special emphasis night a year.

Cinco Ranch Junior High flourishes on the philosophy that positive attitudes maximize opportunities for students. Coyote faculty and staff model enthusiasm, high energy and performance, and a high involvement in school activities. Students are encouraged to participate in a wide variety of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. Coaches, fine arts directors, and administrators coordinate schedules to allow students to be active in several programs. A dynamic intramural program provides an opportunity for 6th graders and non-varsity 7th and 8th graders to participate in a supervised sport competition after school. Junior Achievement is integrated into the instructional program in grades 6 and 7.

Cinco Amigos welcome new students into our school in a personal manner to assure a smooth transition to a new school. Other clubs and co-curricular activities include: Academic Penthatlon, Art Club, band, cheerleaders and mascot, Chess Club, choir, Circle of Friends (works with Life Skills students), Coyote Chronicle (newspaper), Coyote Company (theatre arts club), DARE Role Models, Destination ImagiNation (problem-solving competition), French Club, History Club, Junior International Thespian Society, National Junior Honor Society, orchestra, pep squad, Reader's Circle, Robotics Club, Spanish Club, Student Council and yearbook.

Parents respond to school needs by providing thousands of hours in support and leadership for a variety of programs.

Cinco Ranch was established in 1999, and has received recognized or exemplary status since inception.

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