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Flint Community Schools

Flint Community Schools. 2018-19 Summer Programs. Tot Lot K-5 th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp 6 th and 7 th Summer Camp 8 th Grade Summer Camp High School Summer School. FCS 2018-2019 Summer Offerings. FCS 2018-2019 Summer Offerings.

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Flint Community Schools

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  1. Flint Community Schools 2018-19 Summer Programs

  2. Tot Lot • K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp • 6th and 7th Summer Camp • 8th Grade Summer Camp • High School Summer School FCS 2018-2019 Summer Offerings

  3. FCS 2018-2019 Summer Offerings 2 Summer School Directors Kick-Off May 1st

  4. Tot Lot Goals Facilitating a seamless transition from PreK to Kindergarten Increasing math and literacy skills Strengthening Parent Home School Connection

  5. Tot lot 2 Sites Time: 8:00-1:00p.m. Doyle Ryder 3 Classrooms Holmes 2 Classrooms Daily breakfast and lunch provided

  6. Tot lot 100 Students (4 and 5 years of age) Staff 1 Coordinator 5 Teachers 6 Paraprofessionals 1 Family Engagement Facilitator

  7. Tot lot

  8. Tot lot Field Trips July 2nd Children's Zoo July 3rd Lego Land

  9. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp • 4-Week Rotation • June 24th -27th • July 8th-11th • July 15th-18th • July 22nd-25th

  10. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars camp 8:00a.m.-3:00p.m. 8:00-8:30a.m. Breakfast 8:30-11:30a.m. Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Academy 11:30-12:00p.m. Lunch 12:00-3:00p.m. YouthQuest

  11. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp 1 Week Field Trips July 1st, 2nd & 3rd Ann Arbor Hands on Museum Impression 5 Museum Base Camp Potter Park Zoo

  12. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp Schools: Doyle Ryder and DTM Neithercut, Pierce and Potter Eisenhower and Freeman Holmes and Brownell

  13. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp Goals Minimize summer learning loss by keeping students academically engaged in math and literacy Tap into student’s creativity and allow them to experience enrichment through the arts and engineering Engage student’s in different experiences throughout Genesee County

  14. K-5thArts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp 4 Sites Flint Institute of Music Music and Dance Mott College-Mott Memorial Building Culinary Arts Baker College Camp Inventions Kettering University Robotics

  15. K-5thArts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp

  16. K-5thArts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp 4 Summer School Coordinators One at each site 400 students 15 students to 1 teacher Paraprofessionals Behavior Specialists Safety Advocates

  17. K-5thArts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp Transportation Provided Students will be transported directly to partner sites Bus stop at each school Daily breakfast and lunch provided

  18. 6th and 7th Summer Camp Site: Baker College Minimum of 60 students Teachers Behavior Specialists Safety Advocates Transportation Provided Students will be transported directly to partner site Daily breakfast and lunch provided

  19. 6th and 7th Hi-Tech Summer Camp 1 Week Field Trips July 1st, 2nd & 3rd Charles Wright African American Museum Michigan Science Center Oakland College Tour

  20. 6th and 7th Hi-Tech Summer Camp Goals: Provide relationship and team building opportunities Engage students in a project based learning experience Provide Critical Math Literacy through the Algebra Project

  21. 8th Grade Summer Camp Goals: Transition activities for 8th to 9th grade To develop student’s ability to meaningfully and actively engage in inquiry based projects and processes

  22. Location: Baker College • 100 students • Behavior Specialists • Safety Advocates • Rotation • 2 Weeks at Baker College • 2 Weeks on the road to engage students in different experiences throughout Michigan 8th Grade Summer Camp

  23. 8th Grade Summer Camp Field Trips Michigan Science Center Museum of African American History Oakland College Tour

  24. High School Summer School (9-12th) Goal: Increase graduation rate by providing credit recovery

  25. High School Summer School (9-12th) Location: Northwestern High School Safety Advocates A.M. - Credit Recovery P.M. – YouthQuest Rotation 2 weeks at Northwestern High School 2 weeks on the road to engage students in different experiences throughout Michigan

  26. High School Summer School (9-12th) Field Trips Michigan Science Center Museum of African American History Oakland College Tour

  27. Thank you!

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