Leadership
Students develop self awareness, communicate clearly, set meaningful goals, make responsible decisions, and learn to guide themselves and others.
Crown Academy is being designed for students who are ready to discover their strengths, achieve at high levels, engage with their community, and lead with confidence.

Through the LEAD Model: Leadership, Engagement, Achievement, and Discovery, Crown Academy empowers middle school students to lead with confidence, engage meaningfully with their community, achieve academic excellence, and discover their passions, strengths, and potential for success in high school and college.
The LEAD Model shapes instruction, school culture, student projects, and the way students prepare for high school, college, careers, and community life.
Students develop self awareness, communicate clearly, set meaningful goals, make responsible decisions, and learn to guide themselves and others.
Students participate actively in learning, build relationships, listen to diverse perspectives, and contribute to projects that matter.
Students receive rigorous instruction, targeted support, regular feedback, and opportunities to demonstrate growth through meaningful work.
Students explore their strengths, interests, career possibilities, and the ways their talents can create value in the world.
Lead4Change serves as the foundational service learning curriculum for the Crown Leadership Seminar. Crown Academy extends the program with grade specific rigor, Nevada standards, academic language development, career exploration, community partnerships, student portfolios, and public demonstrations of learning.
Lead4Change provides the foundation for a Crown Academy sequence that moves from personal responsibility to team leadership and community impact.
By the end of Grade 8, students will have a portfolio of authentic work showing how they think, communicate, collaborate, serve, and improve.
Students build essential knowledge and skills, then apply them through discussion, writing, investigation, collaboration, and public presentation.
Curriculum and assessments align to Nevada Academic Content Standards and grade level expectations.
Regular assessment and academic monitoring help teachers respond quickly with feedback, intervention, and enrichment.
Students read, write, listen, speak, present, and defend ideas across academic and leadership experiences.
Career exploration, employability skills, digital responsibility, and leadership portfolios prepare students for what comes next.
The Crown Leadership Seminar applies Nevada standards through research, writing, discussion, presentation, civic inquiry, career exploration, and meaningful action.
Students cite evidence, conduct research, write arguments and informative texts, revise their work, collaborate in discussions, and present findings to authentic audiences.
All five Nevada SEL domains are taught and assessed: self awareness, self management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision making.
Students investigate community needs, consider multiple perspectives, communicate professionally, manage projects, use technology responsibly, and connect leadership roles to career pathways.
English and Spanish materials, bilingual word banks, visuals, models, sentence supports, discussion, drawing, writing, and presentations provide multiple ways to learn and demonstrate understanding.
Families, educators, board members, businesses, and community organizations all have a role in shaping a school that reflects local strengths and responds to local needs.
Help shape programs, family communication, student supports, and the experiences that will make Crown Academy a strong choice for middle school.
Bring expertise, mentoring, career exposure, project opportunities, and authentic audiences to student learning.
Provide governance, financial oversight, strategic guidance, community accountability, and long term stewardship.
Founding Board service is an opportunity to establish the governance, accountability, financial stewardship, and community relationships that will sustain Crown Academy for generations.
Crown Academy is seeking leaders with diverse professional expertise, lived experiences, perspectives, and connections to the Las Vegas community.
The founding team combines instructional leadership, people centered systems, operations, program management, and organizational development.

Leads the academic vision, school design, community engagement, and development of Crown Academy.

Brings leadership, human resources, team development, and a people first approach to systems and organizational health.

Transforms vision into action through strong operations, program management, and systems that help students and staff thrive.
Crown Academy is preparing its Nevada charter application, engaging families, recruiting founding board members, developing financial and operational systems, pursuing startup support, and building partnerships for an anticipated August 2027 opening.
Email: antione@crownacademylv.org
Phone: (725) 344-5510
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada