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Dr. Carlinda Purcell, Deputy Superintendent for Academic Services Sheila Smith-Anderson, Executive Director, Curriculum and Instruction Date tes: s: June e 6, 2011 June 30, 2011 Hour urs: Tier er 1: 8:00 00 2:20 2:20 Tier er


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Date tes: s: June e 6, 2011 – June 30, 2011 Hour urs: Tier er 1: 8:00 00 – 2:20 2:20 Tier er 2: 9:00 00 – 3:20 3:20

  • Dr. Carlinda Purcell,

Deputy Superintendent for Academic Services Sheila Smith-Anderson, Executive Director, Curriculum and Instruction

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 Goal 1: Student Performance

  • Objective I.A. The District will provide the

necessary resources to ensure all SLPS students perform at/above grade level in reading and math and significantly improve instructional effectiveness as evidenced by improved student performance.

  • To significantly impact the academic achievement
  • f selected students in the area of reading, math,

and early childhood readiness.

  • To provide support for students to prevent a

learning gap that traditionally occurs over the summer.

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Elementa mentary ry (# of pa partner ner) Middle High (# of pa partners rs) Ford (8) Gateway Beaumont Froebel (9) Carnahan (3) Gateway (3) Clyde C. Miller (2) Henry (8) Griscom International Welcome Center Nottingham CAJT (1) Shaw (5) Northwest (2) Sigel (5) Soldan (2) Stix (1)

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Elementary Preschool Transition Program Most critical 3rd grade students who are not reading on grade level Most critical 4th grade students who are not reading on grade level Most critical newcomers who are not reading on grade level SB 319, ECE and Elementary ESY

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Special Education Early Childhood Special Education Extended School Year Middle School Special Education Students Extended School Year Nottingham and Gateway Autism Program

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High School 8th-9th Grade Transition Grant End of Course Cohort Credit Recovery Career and Technical Summer Internship Program

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 The Office of Community Education is in the

process of compiling a list of camps and programs in the St. Louis Metropolitan area that will be disseminated to schools and published to the SLPS website.

 Most of the events are at a nominal fee or

free.

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 Summer School is designed for students who

  • have never had a preschool experience;
  • are required to attend under Senate Bill 319;
  • are required by the Individualized Education Plan;
  • are transitioning from 8th to 9th grade;
  • need credits to graduate;
  • are in the EOC Cohort; and
  • have summer internships.

 Proposed number of sites: 16  Proposed budget: $2,000,000.00

  • Personnel
  • Professional Development
  • Instructional Materials and Supplies
  • Contracts