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Summer School 2008

Summer School 2008. Secondary. High School. Junior High. E.S.L. Total. Enrollment . Acceleration vs. Remediation. Passing Rate. Out of District Students. IB Summer Academy. Communication Applications Business Computer Information Systems Health Served 115 students.

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Summer School 2008

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  1. Summer School2008

  2. Secondary

  3. High School Junior High E.S.L. Total Enrollment

  4. Acceleration vs. Remediation

  5. Passing Rate

  6. Out of District Students

  7. IB Summer Academy • Communication Applications Business Computer Information Systems Health • Served 115 students

  8. TAKS Remediation *This course is free to juniors and seniors.

  9. Financial Impact Summer school netted an $8,752. profit.

  10. Special Education Extended School Year

  11. ESY Services The Special Education Extended School Year program, required by Federal and State law, provides an extended year for students who would likely have exhibited substantial/severe regression during the summer break. This summer, approximately 150 students, ages 3-21, were served in ESY.

  12. HEB Advanced Academics Summer Academy

  13. Program / Enrollment Enrollment: 60 rising 6th, 7th and 8th students Program: Culinary Chemistry, Art & Design, Physics, German, Photography Field Trip: Gaylord Texas…culinary arts Self-funded: $100* tuition *Scholarships: 2 requested/awarded

  14. Program / Enrollment Enrollment: 60 rising 6th, 7th and 8th students Program: Culinary Chemistry, Art & Design, Physics, German, Photography Field Trip: Gaylord Texas…culinary arts Self-funded: $100* tuition *Scholarships: 2 requested/awarded

  15. Elementary

  16. Spanish Immersion Camp Enrollment: 115 students (2nd – 6th) Program: Drama, Computer Products, Cooking, Moving and Shaking, Art, Science, Geography…ALL in Spanish! Field Trip: FW Zoo…in Spanish Special Assistants: BJH SI students Tuition: $50

  17. Summer Success The elementary Summer Success program consisted of two state-required components: • Limited English Proficient (PK & K) • Student Success Initiative (3rd & 5th TAKS)

  18. PK PK (EcoDis) Kindergarten Total Limited English ProficientParticipation

  19. LEP Funding Sources • State$ 17,324 (Funded at $1750 per 18 students) • Local budget$ 30,746 • Title I budget$ 52,238 • Total $100,308

  20. 3rd Grade 5th Grade* LEP (Exempt) Total Student Success Initiative Participation * 5th Math 52; Reading 20; Math/Reading 17

  21. 3rd Reading 5th Reading 5th Math LEP (Exempt) SSI Success TAKS – Third Administration

  22. SSI Funding Sources • State$ 57,670 (AMI / ARI) • Local budget$ 11,108 • Title I budget$ 24,518 • Total $ 93,296

  23. JumpStart Purpose: To provide at-risk students an opportunity to review academic skills and strategies for a “jump start” on the new school year. Enrollment: Students from PK – 5th Program: Language arts and/or math Campuses: 15 elementary campuses Funding: Local ($19,912) - State ($31,429)

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