Langley Education Center - Langley is a special science academy focused on the environment. The new building promotes sustainability, which includes collecting rainwater in a central tank to flush the water. As a result of the planning, the school achieved one of the lowest carbon dioxide emission classifications among the schools built in the City Academies program.
In the spirit of the Government Academy Program, Langley aims to raise academic standards by reinventing the school experience. Supported by the Arbib Foundation, the school serves 1,150 students aged 11 to 18 and introduces an innovative curriculum that includes unusual subjects such as forensic medicine. The building itself is part of the learning experience, articulating the educational themes of scientific research, curating museums and sports: scientific laboratories are explored; scientific chronicling and display of exposed services and building energy consumption; and the visual connection with the playing field creates an intimate connection between the inside and the outside.
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At the heart of the Academy is a large, open, flexible entrance atrium, which serves as a venue for gatherings, as well as for displaying loaned museum exhibits and school work – students are encouraged to learn about exhibition curation through hands-on experience of putting together exhibitions. exhibitions. Inside the atrium are three yellow drums, raised above the floor on circular pillars. This two-story pod houses the Academy's ten scientific laboratories and, by presenting their activities, reinforces the importance of science education. Also visible is the factory room, with a digital display behind a glass panel in the atrium where students can monitor energy use – an environmental feature of the building that saves 20 percent of water consumption and approximately 150 tons of carbon dioxide per year compared to traditional academies.
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Langley is a form-based Academy, with classrooms arranged around two "fingers" that extend from the atrium and enclose an inner courtyard for art and IT, and define and protect an outer playground. The classrooms are highly flexible to support a wide range of formal and informal learning methods and provide spaces that the community can adapt for use outside of school hours. The special sports and culture block next to the atrium contains special music and drama facilities: a fully equipped theatre, TV and sound studio, practice hall, sports hall and lecture hall. The exterior of the Academy is clad in sustainably sourced wood panels that naturally range from orange to silver and harmonize with the horizontal and vertical arrangement of the wooden plinth.
© Copyright 2023 Foster + Partners. All rights reserved. Privacy Statement Cookie Policy Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy Tax Strategy633 FSS/FSDE - The Education and Training Section (ETS) is the foundation of quality education and mentoring programs at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE) for Airmen. Langley ETS provides three main functions - counseling/advising, testing and program management for airmen, civilians, retirees and family members.
Langley ETS also provides two additional programs for military members only to help with end-of-service transitions: Accessing Higher Education and SkillBridge.
Upon arrival at JBLE Langley-Eustis, Airmen must go to the Air Force Virtual Education Center (AFVEC) through the AF Portal and update their education records. If you have problems updating an individual's education profile with AFVEC, please send the problem to 633fss.fsde.eo@us.af.mil.
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Advising involves providing and analyzing information about students' academic goals and providing opportunities to successfully meet those goals. Education professionals and advisors are familiar with all levels of graduate education and help navigate undergraduate and graduate students. Educational professionals/counselors provide assistance with educational issues and problems experienced by students and refer students to other sources of information about financial aid, vocational/technical programs, and other non-traditional ways to obtain a post-secondary education. Below is a list of related advice/advisory aids. Additionally, the Education Specialist maintains student education records in the Air Force Automated Education Management System (AFAEMS), including, but not limited to, reviewing, approving and uploading degrees/education plans to the student's virtual education record, annotating student records and providing comprehensive advising notes.
The testing function includes the management and administration of examinations for various programs; ETS oversees the JBLE - Langley AFB National Testing Center (NTC), which provides academic tests such as CLEP, DANTES, and proctored college exams. ETS administers the AETC Type-6, PME, CDC, DLPT/DLAB and AFCT exams. For testing eligibility requirements, contact the test administrator at 633fssfsdedltesting@us.af.mil.
Program management is important to ETS. The specific tasks below, which are not all-encompassing, include the management of the entire voluntary education program.
The goal of the Accessing Higher Education (AHE) two-day course is to personally guide military members and spouses preparing for the transition to civilian life through the decision-making processes related to participation in higher education. You'll learn how to differentiate between different higher education programs and benefits to find the one that provides a satisfying career path.
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If you are interested in taking the AHE course, the Access Higher Education Course, please contact leonard.williams.10@us.af.mil for more information.
SkillBridge opportunities include internships, on-the-job training (OJT), on-the-job skills training, and internships that provide skills training opportunities for Airmen (officers and enlisted) preparing to transition from military to civilian employment. Qualified airmen participate in the approved program within 180 days of retirement or separation from service. Unit commanders officially approved participation. Interested members should begin the SkillBridge process with a learning center advisor. For assistance, contact 633fss.fsde.eo@us .af .mil
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