GRANBY SUMMER PROGRAMMING 2013. Summer School Review and reinforcement of Math and/or Language Arts skills for students entering 1 st through 8 th grade.

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GRANBY SUMMER PROGRAMMING 2013

Summer School Review and reinforcement of Math and/or Language Arts skills for students entering 1 st through 8 th grade in the fall. Parents can register students. OR Recommended on IEPs, during Annual Review meetings

Rationale and Benefits Supports powerful thinking throughout summer months Reinforces academic and social skills learned throughout the school year Small group instruction

Sample Daily Schedule 8:00-9:00 Language Arts 9:00-10:00 Math 10:00-10:30 Snack and Recess 10:30-11:10 P.E. 11:10-11:50 Art 11:50-12:30 Technology 12:30-4:00 Camp at YMCA

Enrollment Lang. Arts, Math & Activities: 71 Language Arts and Math Only: 29 Language Arts Only: 2 Math Only: 4 TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 106 Students

Enrollment by Grade

Staff Numbers Teachers: 9 Teaching Assistants: 4 Resource Teacher Nurse High School/College Volunteers: 14

Summer School Finances Expenses Staffing:$29,140$25,572 Nurse$3,130$3,384 Materials$1,932.29$ Total Expenses:$34,202.29$29, Income Fees paid by check:$15,965$12,780 Pupil Services:$5,790$4,890 Financial Aid$1,810$270 Open Choice Academic and Social Support Grant $7,848$4,860 Total Income:$31,41322,800 Cost of Summer School $2,789.29$6,997.08

SPECIAL EDUCATION EXTENDED SCHOOL YEAR PROGRAMS School Year

Extended school year services are available as necessary to provide a free, appropriate public education. Rationale The District does not limit extended school year services to particular categories of disabilities and does not unilaterally limit the type, amount, or duration of those services. Granby provides extended school year services only if the Annual Review PPT that develops the student’s IEP determines, on an individual basis, that the services are necessary to prevent regression.

Grade LevelDirect Tutoring Instruction Camps & Summer Programs (# students) Related/Other Services OT, PT, Speech/ Lang, Social Skills (# students) Preschool 8 students 7 Camp Kearns 1 Other Camps 3 OT 4 PT 6 Speech/ language Primary (K-2) 25 students Lang Arts 41 hrs/11 students Math 25 hrs/7 students 9 GPS Summer School 2 Camp Kearns 3 Other Camps 8 OT 4 PT 6 Speech/Language Intermediate (3-6) 42 Students Lang Arts hrs/ 11 students Math 88.5 hrs/ 10 students 20 GPS Summer School 5 Other Camps 5 OT 3 PT 3 Speech/Language Middle (7+8) 17 students Lang Arts 59 hrs/ 9 students Math 67hrs/ 10 students 5 Summer School High School (9-12) 2 students Students 2 Hours 20-Reading + Writing Outplacements 6 students 6 Programs from Various Outplacement Sites Overview of Summer Programming

opportunity to improve the skills related to achievement on standardized assessments Benefits of Extended School Year Services :. opportunity to maintain and academic skills with their same age peers opportunity for application and practice of social skills learned within the school year to increase student success during the school year continued structure and service for students who require this consistency in order to retain and maintain their current level of functioning in certain areas. (social, academic, physical, or language)