Summer

School 2014
Kari Schwietering,
9-12 Summer School
Coordinator
Gina Magnuson,
6-8 Summer School
Coordinator
Mike Nordean,
K-5 Summer Learning
Academy Coordinator
Charlie McChesney,
Youth Services Coordinator

Summer School Mission
To ensure students graduate on time by:
Providing credit recovery for students in
grades 9 12 who have failed a class
during the school year.
Offering skill enhancement to students in
grades K 8 who are at risk of not
graduating on time.


Funding
Alternative Learning Statute
District receives reimbursement based on
seat/learning time.
Must meet Graduate Incentive Criteria
Continual Learning Plans must be on file
for each student
Learners
A cross-section of at-risk learners not heavily
dominated by any one category

LEP (Limited English Proficiency)

Special Education students

One year or more behind in coursework

Not meeting proficiency on NWEA or MCA

Credit recovery for the 9-12 program

Details
Dates: July 7 through August 7 (5 weeks)
Monday Thursday
K 8 8:00am noon
9 12
Session 1 8:00am 11:00am
Session 2 11:30am 2:30pm
Locations: Aquila (PreK-5) Middle School (6-8)
High School (9-12)
Features
Breakfast and snack included at no cost
(PreK 5)

Transportation for PreK 8 students and K-
12 Choice students

New this year
Addition of two pre-school classrooms at
Aquila funded by Pathways II dollars

Reading and math curriculum for K-8 with
professional development
High School
Enrollment by grade for 2013
120 students attended all required hours
8
th
= 1; 9
th
= 33; 10
th
= 40; 11
th
= 39; 12
th
= 7
168 total credits attempted (63 through Plato)
154 total credits earned
Elective art class was offered
5 seniors earned their diploma
Middle School
2013 Average weekly attendance
1=117; 2=115; 3=115; 4=115; 5=115


Elementary
2013 Average weekly attendance
1=289; 2=278; 3=271; 4=255; 5=241

Summer Learning and Play
Formerly called Summer Spark
Attendance for 2013