1. Summer School Presentation
Leslie Esneault Ann Marie Batista
July 16, 2015

2. Summer School Update Subject Area Credits Earned Summer 2014
English
115
116
Math
171
201
Science
147
100
Social Studies
154 83
Other Elective 15 1
Middle School 67 78
Total Credit Recovery
669
579
Health 64 90
Driver’s Ed 75
143
TOTAL
808
812

3. Summer School Completion June 2015
Summer School Update
Summer School Completion June 2015
Over 90% of students completed summer coursework
School Site
Completed
Withdrawn
Active
Grissom
92% 7%
<1%
Lee
91% 8%
1 Credit
2 Credits
3 Credits
Number of Students Earning
388 85 6
Summer School Completion Rate June 2014: 87%

4. Summer School Update

5. Summer School Update

6. High School EL Reading Camp
EL students read between shades of gray with the support of the ESOL teaching team

7. High School EL Reading Camp
Program Objective:
to complete summer reading novel and finish project
Language Objectives:
to listen, discuss, read, and write about summer reading novel
The Team:
Candace Hatcher, Janet Rogers, Eugene Fedoseyev, Katrena Flores, and Patricia Riddle
High School EL Reading Camp

8. High School EL Reading Camp
Interactive Teaching Strategies:
Explicit vocabulary instruction with visuals
Use of regalia or real objective to bring meaning to content and provide hands on experience
Use of drama and role playing
Repetition and routine
Technology integration

9. EL Parent Education Program Objectives:
to learn skills your child needs for school
to learn FUN ways to practice these skills at home
Curriculum:
Fun Learning Moments Cards provided by United Way
The Team:
Megan Brandon, Shelby Coates, Doris Spray, Martha Ferguson

10. EL Parent Education
Parents and children together learning through fun– story, music, library field trip, activities: