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Learning Beyond the Bell 2010-2011. Lewisville ES. What is LBB? Learning Beyond the Bell is a free after-school program in 5 high needs schools within LISD *1 hr. of Academics – ELAR, Math, and Science * 30 minutes of Homework assistance *1 hr. of Enrichment – Karate, Scouts, Rockets, etc.
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Learning Beyond the Bell 2010-2011 Lewisville ES
What is LBB?Learning Beyond the Bell is a free after-school program in 5 high needs schools within LISD*1 hr. of Academics – ELAR, Math, and Science* 30 minutes of Homework assistance *1 hr. of Enrichment – Karate, Scouts, Rockets, etc
Mission: To offer a free, safe, enriching and supervised environment for Lewisville ISD students in grades 3-5, in which students develop academic competency and confidence, higher-level thinking skills and problem-solving, creativity, individual growth through hands-on experiences, peer interaction and positive adult relationships. • Purpose: To provide after-school learning opportunities beyond the regular school day. The program focuses on helping children in high-need schools succeed academically through the use of scientifically-based extended learning time. LBB is a powerful program that enhances and complements the regular school day, rather than duplicating or imitating classroom instruction.
LBB Facts • Free to Students • Students begin September 27, 2010 • LBB runs from 2:50pm-5:20pm • Monday-Thursdays only; no Fridays • We enroll 60 students who meet criteria. • 20 students per grade level (grades 3-5 only) • 10 boys; 10 girls per grade level
Schedule • 2:50-3:50pm – Snack & Academic Set (ELAR/Math/Science) • 3:50-4:20pm – Homework • 4:20-5:20pm – Enrichment Set • 5:20pm - Dismissal (Parent Pick-up and Bus loading)
Academic Set • Kid’s College, Literature Pockets,CenterStage, pre-existing lessons, teacher suggestions, Fast Math, and much more.
Enrichment Set • Gardening, culinary experience, karate, Scouts, art/crafts, Archery, Geocaching, Lego Robotics/K’NEX, rockets, Flat Stanley, Destination Imagination, origami, journalism, jewelry making, field trips, and much more!!
Student Qualifiers • Bi-Lingual • ELL • At-risk for failure • Failed a grade level • Low self esteem • Deteriorated family structure • Lives in poverty • Low test scores (55%-75%) LBB does not attempt to recruit students who are: • Highly successful in academics • Perform extremely low academically (below 55%) • Require special accommodations (transportation) • Repeated behavioral problems • Exited from LBB in the past year • Low attendance
What we need from teachers • A list of 30 boys and 30 girls per grade level (so we have extra to choose from) who you want us to recruit to order of importance. • We need the list by Sept. 7th at 9am. • Site Coordinators will then distribute enrollment packets to your students • Collect student applications and return to site coordinators
What we offer teachers • Fewer students to tutor • Spreadsheets of student progress on Kid’s College (and their user code and password) • Progress on CenterStage w/ journal entries • Increased student success in the classroom
Keys points • If a student goes to a teacher tutoring session after school versus coming to our LBB academic session, we must have them back to us by 3:50pm. • LBB students may be in UIL, Choir, and tutoring, but will not be able to participate in other school clubs. • Academics will be in the beginning of the program this year. We will not be usingcampus staff. LBB staff includes UNT interns with content majors who are pursuing education minors.