Program Title Page Number

SCCPSS Summer Program Welcome Letter 3

World Languages Summer Camp 4

Oatland Island Wildlife Summer Camps 5-6

Summer Arts Camp-Garrison School of the Arts 7

Junior University 8-9

21st Century Summer Camps 10

DFCS Full Steam Ahead Summer Camp 11

Summer Athletic Camp 12

Operation 15 Summer Youth Camp 13

Junior Police Summer Camp 14

CTAE Camps 15-16

Summer at Massie 17

Black Male Readiness Summer Camp 18-19

Pre-K Transition Camp 20

PSI Summer Language and Classroom Readiness Summer Camp 21-24

Loop it Up Savannah Camp 25

EMBRACE Summer Learning Planning Team 26-27

208 Bull Street / Savannah, Georgia 31401 / 912.395.5600

Dear Parents,

We are excited to launch “EMBRACE” Summer Learning for our SCCPSS students and families. After a challenging and unconventional school year we know that our students are now ready for some summer fun. Summer is a time for experiencing new and wonderful things. Our beautiful city holds wonder and exploration for all to enjoy.

This summer SCCPSS has created learning opportunities that focus on readiness, enrichment, acceleration, and credit acquisition for students in grades PreK-12. It is more important than ever before that our students become lifelong learners ready to seize the opportunities that our new world will offer. We will offer a variety of camps, explorations, social and emotional learning activities and engaging experiences to prepare our students for the coming school year and beyond.

It has been our mission to help all students succeed while supporting families in their important work to nurture the love for learning. We welcome the opportunity to continue to partner with you to create a unique summer learning experience that provides instruction and engagement for your student, our teachers, and families.

Research tells us that summer learning opportunities have the potential to help children improve their academic performance and other outcomes. Having access to a quality summer learning experience can reduce learning loss and accelerate readiness at high levels.

We invite you to experience a joyful, rich, and rewarding journey into EMBRACE Summer Learning and turn an ordinary summer into an extraordinary one.

Celebrating every student,

Mary Kaye Aikens, Interim Associate Superintendent Elementary/K8

Bernadette Ball-Oliver, Associate Superintendent Secondary Schools

Vallerie C. Cave, Ph.D., Associate Superintendent K-12 School Transformation

Kimberly Hancock, Ed.D., Associate Superintendent Learning Support

Mission - To ignite a passion for learning and teaching at high levels.

Vision - From school to the world: All students prepared for productive futures.

“AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER”

World Languages Summer Camp 2021

Students in Grades 3-8 choose between

Spanish or French SCCPSS is offering a World Languages Camp that provides students an immersion environment to practice their communicative skills.

● Students will participate in activities, games, crafts, and enrichment opportunities. ● Students will participate in conversations and activities about who they are, their families, their city and environment, restaurants, dining, and cultural activities. ● Students need no prior experience with the language they choose. ● We offer both elementary (grades 3-5) & middle grades groups (6-8). Where: Savannah Arts Academy – Register by Saturday, 05/01/2021 When: June 3-23 (15 days) Time: 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM daily Requirements: Enthusiasm for language learning & completed application. Click to complete application or follow QR code For additional information contact: Dr. Mark Linsky ([email protected]) Savannah Arts Academy, 500 Washington Avenue, Savannah, GA 1405

Oatland Island Summer Camps are week-long day camps available to upcoming kindergarteners through upcoming 8th graders. Campers will discover the fascinating world of science through hands-on activities, creative crafts, and wildlife investigations. Wolves, eagles, and cougars are just a few of the native wildlife species on exhibit along our 2 mile nature trail. Living in their natural habitat, our animals provide up close and safe observation for field studies and creative inspiration. Enthusiastic adult instructors, most of whom are certified teachers, bring a wide range of experience and talent to enhance these camp adventures. Join us for a week of exploration and discovery your child will never forget!

June 7-July 16, 2021 $145.00 for each 3:00PM-5:00PM $40/week

(No camp July 5-9) week of camp Extended Care must be

Weekly camps run Monday arranged prior to attending This fee also includes through Friday, a camp t-shirt that camp with fees paid in beginning at 9:00AM must be worn each advance as well. and ending at 3:00PM. day of camp Cancellation refunds are not Earliest drop-off is 8:30AM attendance. available for Extended Care.

• Please fill out one application form for each camper. • Forms may be e-mailed (preferred), mailed or dropped off. • Applications must be signed and submitted to Oatland with full tuition payment in order to be accepted. • Tuition payments are accepted in cash, checks, money orders, VISA and MasterCard. (If you wish to pay with a credit card, indicate this on your application. Once your application is received, you will be contacted by phone to make your payment.) • Applications are processed on a first come, first serve basis. • Space is limited and cannot be reserved, so please register early to ensure availability of your desired camp. • Make your selections carefully. There is a $25.00 fee for changing any camps once your original application has been processed. • Refunds are available only if a camper cancels with at least a two week notice, however, a $25.00 processing fee will apply. • Cancellations made within two weeks of attending camp are not entitled to refunds. • Expect to receive a confirmation letter once your application has been processed. • This letter will be sent to you either by e-mail or U.S. Mail. (E-mail is faster and preferred, so please make sure your e-mail address is legible on your application!)

Do not assume that you are registered simply by sending in an application!

For more information, please see the Parent Manual. (Available on-line and attached to your confirmation letter)

Summer Camp Oatland Island Wildlife Center 711 Sandtown Rd. Savannah, GA 31410 Phone: (912) 395-1513 [email protected] www.oatlandisland.org

Amazing Animals Nature Creations Animals, animals, everywhere! Large and small, rough Let Oatland’s natural world awaken your creative talent! and smooth, furry and feathery! Come to Oatland for an It’s a full week of drawing, painting, designing and crafting! animal extravaganza! Campers will learn through stories, Get naturally motivated by the native plants and animals crafts, and up-close observations that animals have of our coastal environment while learning the basics of similarities and differences that make each one special! fine art. Create several unique pieces to take home or *Offered June 7-11, June 21-25, and June 28-July 2 give as gifts all inspired by Oatland! *Offered June 7-11 and June 28-July 2

Fun on the Farm Wetland Investigations From the sheep's wool to the cow's milk, we will The Tide Comes In! investigate Oatland's barnyard bunch. Learn how Five days of hands-on, feet-wet fun! Our many regions of The Georgia salt marsh… our tidal world that lies chickens and owls are alike and how goats are similar to Georgia provide wetland habitat that is vital to our native between the land and the ocean. Shrimp, crab, oysters bison. We will learn all the fascinating facts about farm wildlife. From our freshwater springs in the mountains, and fish are only a tiny part of what this fascinating world animals and how they are important in our everyday life. down rivers and through swamps, we arrive at the coastal produces and supports. We’ll examine it, get in it and *Offered June 14-18, June 21-25, and July 12-16 salt marshes and Atlantic Ocean. Come discover the explore it up close to find out why this wonderful amazing things that live there and why. ecosystem is the most rich and valuable place on earth. *Offered June 28-July 2 and July 12-16 *Offered June 21-25 Little Critters Tiny little worlds alive with tiny little creatures exist right in The Mad Scientist Scientist for a Day your own backyard. Let's see what amazing things you Hands on experiments and exciting observations explain Have you ever dreamed of Being a marine biologist or can find by learning where to look. We’ll find creepers, astronomer? A chemist or paleontologist? Spend a week crawlers and swimmers as we turn logs in our forest and some of nature’s most fascinating features. Create some of your own magic with spellbinding effects as we learn with us and become a different type of scientist each day. look closely into the tidal creek. A week of discovery waits From fossils to frogs, bugs to bison and plankton to for you in these wonderful small worlds! about the life, chemical and physical sciences in this week of science madness! planets, you will discover the amazing world of science in *Offered June 7-11, June 21-25, and July 12-16 a unique way each day. *Offered June 14-18 and June 21-25 *Offered June 14-18 and July 12-16

Home Sweet Home Slithery and Scaly Campers will explore Oatland's many habitats where the Survivor! Explore the amazing realm of reptiles and amphibians! big ‘n furry, creepy ‘n crawly and fun ‘n feathery call home. What would you do if you were lost in the wilderness? Herpetology is the study of these incredible and bizarre They will learn about a different habitat each day and What would you eat and how would you find water? Could creatures! Some have bumpy skin, some have no legs, about the many different kinds of animals that live there. you build a shelter and a fire? Could you find your way and some have eyes on the top of their heads! *Offered June 7-11, June 14-18, and June 28-July 2 out? Spend a week learning fundamental skills and Is it an alligator or a crocodile? A frog or a toad? techniques that would help you survive in the extreme This week is full of cold-blooded fun! situation of being lost in the wild! Science Magic *Offered June 7-11 and July 12-16 *Offered June 7-11 and June 28-July 2 Using everyday objects and products, your little scientist

will create scientific magic! Through experiments, crafts Wild About Wildlife and explorations, campers will discover just how Where do our wild animals live? What do they eat? sensational science can be. When do they sleep? Why do they do the things they do? *Offered June 14-18, June 28-July 2, and July 12-16 Learn about Georgia's native wildlife by observing them up close all week. The alligators, opossums, snakes and owls will become your friends this week at Oatland! *Offered June 14-18 Survivor XL! Can you survive the harsh environment of the Southeast Predators like the early pioneers and settlers? We will explore the

Do you hunt by day or stalk by night? Are you fast, skills of shelter building, flint knapping, foraging for wild

quiet, sly or venomous? Explore the world of the hunters, edibles and cordage making. We will also learn about

the predators that live among us. Wolves, owls, spiders weaponry such as the Atlatl (spear thrower) and dart

and more are waiting for you to start your adventure! construction, throwing stick selection and practice.

*Offered June 21-25 Come learn how to survive in the natural world of the

coastal Southeast! An additional fee of $25.00 is required

for supplies needed for camp activities.

*Offered June 7-11

2021 Summer Camp/Enrichment Offerings Camp Age Group Date Time Project Based Learning Rising 6-8 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM STEAM enrichment 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Gardening/Cooking Rising 6-8 Session 1: June 14-18 Morning: 8-11 AM Lunch: 11-12 Craft Camp Rising K-8 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Afternoon 12-3 PM Yoga/Meditation Camp Rising 4-8 Session 1: June 3-11, Morning: 8-11 AM 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Intermediate Strings Rising 5th & 6th grade Session 1: June 7-11 Afternoon 12-3 PM Reading Enrichment Rising K-2 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM (K-2) 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Session 2: June 28. 29, Afternoon 12-3 30 and July 6-21 PM Math Enrichment (3-5) Rising 3-5 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Reading Enrichment Rising 6-8 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM (6-8) 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Session 2: June 28. 29, 30 and July 6-21 Math Enrichment (K-2) Rising K-2 Session 1: June 3-23, Lunch: 11-12 Board/Card Games 2021 Afternoon 12-3 PM Math Enrichment (6-8) Rising 6-8 Session 1: June 3-23, Morning: 8-11 AM Olympic Games 2021 Lunch: 11-12 Afternoon 12-3 PM Esther F. Garrison School for the Arts 649 West Jones Street APPLICATION Savannah, GA 31401 Phone: (912) 395-5975 FOUND HERE https://forms.gle/5Tr2uEtofohXyAbL8

Junior University

June 3-23, 2021 Exciting Courses 8:00 AM-11:00 AM Math Transportation must be provided Exploration of numbers by parents. using manipulatives.

ELA Reading and writing to enhance the author in you.

Technology 21st century skills

Science Experiments and labs

Classes will be held at Savannah Arts Academy. Grades of 75 or above and an E/S conduct grade are required. Students must be enrolled in SCCPSS grades 3-8 to be eligible to attend. Enrollment is limited!

Register here https://forms.gle/Fpu8gtLcbofcSrMt7. Registration ends 05/01/2021.

Pre-AP Camp

June 3-23, 2021 Exciting Courses Pre-AP Math 8:00 AM-11:00 AM Get a jump start on AP Calculus Pre-AP English Parents must transport. Learn writing techniques to help you achieve a 3 on the AP exam.

Pre-AP Art Fine tune use of drawing techniques to strengthen your portfolio. Pre-AP Science Experiments, labs, and vocabulary to enhance your scientific skills.

Classes will be held at Savannah Arts Academy. Grades of 75 or above and an E/S conduct grade are required. Students must be enrolled in SCCPSS grade 9 to be eligible to attend. Enrollment is limited!

Register here https://forms.gle/Fpu8gtLcbofcSrMt7. Registration ends 05/01/2021.

21st Century Community

Learning Centers presents

Arts X- ScienceS ∙ TechnologyTR ∙ ReadingE ∙ EngineeringA ∙M Arts ∙ Math Learning 21st Century CLC Summer Program @1st Century CLC will provide students with a robust array of Academic (Reading and Math) and Enrichment (Zumba, Character Counts, STEM/STEAM, Cooking, Dance, Art, etc.) activities as well as virtual field trips.

Participating Schools Transportation Program Dates Transportation will & Times 15 Approved Summer Site be provided by Sites Location SCCPSS June 1 – June 25 A B Williams ES A B Williams ES Transportation 4 weeks Brock ES Haven ES Department and will Monday – Friday Butler ES Gadsden ES be afforded to all st 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Gadsden ES Gadsden ES 21 Century CLC students will Gould ES Georgetown ES reside in their 21st The 21st Century Haven ES Haven ES CLC Program is Century CLC sites’ Hodge ES DeRenne MS attendance zone. only open to SOH at Low ES SOH at Low ES students who are Shuman ES Hubert MS currently White Bluff ES White Bluff ES Meals enrolled at or DeRenne MS DeRenne MS Breakfast and lunch attend one of the Myers MS Johnson HS will be provided by Grant Approved West Chatham MS West Chatham MS the Nutrition Sites listed on Department of the Groves HS Groves HS the right. SCCPSS for all Johnson HS Johnson HS students.

Registration Online Registration is required and must be completed by May 14, 2021. You must complete a separate application per child. To Register your child(ren) at a participating school, use the link below or QR code to the right:

tinyurl.com/FY21-Summer-Registration

Questions If you have any questions, please contact the Site Coordinator at the participating 21st Century CLC school or the 21st Century CLC Office at (912) 395-5686.

DFCS-Afterschool Care Program presents Summer 2021 at Garden City Elementary School

Full Ahead

Cost The in-person STEAM Camp at Garden City ES will be a Summer full DFCS-Afterschool of hands-on, project-based components Care Summer Program of the STEAM (Science, Technology, is FREE and open only Engineering, Arts and Math) curriculum. to students who are Camps will provide students with an Program Dates and Times currently enrolled at opportunity to develop: Critical Thinking or attend Skills, Creativity and Design Concepts, June 1 – June 25, 2021 Garden City Communication and Expression, Creative 4 Weeks Elementary School. Writing Techniques, Collaboration and Teamwork, and Leadership Skills, as well as Monday – Friday Reading and Math Enrichment. 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Mission & Vision

The mission of the Afterschool Care Program is to provide resources to youth-serving organizations within Georgia Registration that serve families within low to moderate income communities as well as the foster care system. The vision Online Registration is required and must be completed by of the Afterschool Care Program is to ensure that every May 14, 2021. To Register your child(ren) at a participating child has access to high-quality youth development school, click the link below or use the QR code: programming within his or her community. Academic tinyurl.com/FY21-Summer-SOAR-Program attainment and an enhanced well-being through positive youth development services are key factors in ensuring that youth successfully transition into young adulthood, particularly youth of economically disadvantaged communities.

Meals Questions Breakfast and lunch will be Transportation If you have any provided by the Nutrition questions, please contact Katrina Smith- Transportation will be provided by SCCPSS Department of the SCCPSS. Garvin, Site Transportation Department and will be Coordinator at Garden City ES (912) 395- afforded to all Garden City Elementary st 6820 or the 21 School students will reside in Garden City ES’ Century CLC Office at (912) 395-5686. attendance zone. For information, call Athletics at (912) 395-5531 DATE: SPORT: AGE GROUP: June 7-11, 2021 Cheer 5-13 yrs. old

June 7-11, 2021 Soccer 7-10 yrs. old

Follow our social June 14-18, 2021 Golf 7-14 yrs. old media handles @sccpss_hpea for June 21-25, 2021 Lacrosse 11-14 yrs. old more information OPERATION 15 Youth SUMMER CAMP

Operation 15 Youth Summer Camp offers an exciting summer experience for a select number of SCCPSS rising 7th – 10th graders. They will be given the basic building blocks of leadership training and character building with a military science model of education. These skills will establish a solid foundation in law enforcement through hands on activities, physical fitness, and discussions with community and state leaders. Operation 15 will foster positive relationships between law enforcement personnel, emergency officials, and our county’s young people. This experience will serve as an opportunity to help mold our students into tomorrows’ leaders and connect with them on an individual basis. Savannah – Chatham Board of Education Police Department Registration Opens March 29, 2021 Brittny Johnson | 912.395.1512 | [email protected] Savannah-Chatham County Public School System JU NIOR POLICE ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP

The SCCPSS Junior Police Academy is modeled after the National Junior Police Academy (JPA) and is designed to simulate a professional Police Academy experience for youth. The SCCPSS Campus Police in partnership with Academic Affairs, Office of College & Career Readiness (OCCR), local businesses and industry has implemented this career exploration program for 7th grade middle school students at Hubert, West Chatham, Mercer, Myers, Southwest and DeRenne. The summer camp will introduce campers to the practices and institutions of governments in the spirit of upholding social control and deterring and mitigating crime. Camp is designed to provide an in-depth look and build a strong knowledge base in one or more facets of Law, Public Safety, Corrections, Security, Government and Public Administration industry. JPA Summer Camp is free and open to SCCPSS JPA Cadets; June 7, 2021 – June 25, 2021 from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Breakfast and lunch will be provided. For information call Lt. A. Leon at 912.395.1512 or [email protected]. Summer Camp Woodville Tompkins @ 151 Coach Joe Turner, Savannah, GA 31408

This exciting camp introduces students to the world of cosmetology and teaches the fundamental principles of hair styling, makeup design, and nail care. The Sizzling Spa & Beauty Camp has something for everyone. Students can focus on hair, facials and nail art design!

This exciting, hands-on camp is for those interested in exploring careers in Trade and Industry. This includes metalwork through welding and learning basic automotive skills. Students will practice welding processes and learn about operation and set up of equipment as well careers related to T & I. Girls welcome!

In this robotics engineering camp, campers will start off learning engineering, problem solving, and programming skills. Using the VEX Robotics Design System, students will build robots, participate in engineering challenges, and work both on their own and in groups. Location: Woodville Lower Grades: Rising 7th & 8th Dates: June 12-23 Time: 8:ooam- 1:00pm Join us for an introduction to some applications with Adobe Creative Cloud. From photo editing and compositing to digital painting, animation, and graphic design, students will enjoy concepts from design to image modification as well as an introduction to 2D Stop Animation.

This program allows students to prepare various dishes, learn from a top culinary expert, find out about sustainable cooking, and more. In addition to learning culinary techniques, from knife skills to plating presentation, students will learn about baking and pastry arts.

The Auto Institute offers students a fundamental approach to safety in an automotive repair shop, as well as, how to safely conduct service and preventative maintenance inspections. In addition, students will learn how to work safely on and around vehicles while using basic tools and equipment.

Interested in Entrepreneurship? And marketing? Students will learn how to navigate social media platforms for their own business, how to network, improve soft skills, and ways to pursue careers in the Sports and Entertainment industry.

Campers will be exposed to hands-on problem solving through a tools, machines, and various technologies. Students will use multimedia and design concepts to create signs, t-shirts, banners and more!

th th Cost: $250 ♦ June 3 – June 23 ♦ 9:00am – 3:00pm ♦ For Rising 6 – 9 Graders Before & After Care – Additional $50

Register Online @ https://forms.gle/eLSHxrWBgrGfwawx7 For more information, email [email protected] FREE OF CHARGE

Please register through link provided in your email. For questions, please contact Mrs. DeJesus at (912) 395-1055. This summer, Massie offers up two de- Discover Art and Architecture lightful STEAM Summer Camps, with a focus For Pre-K through 3rd Grade on art, architecture and archaeology.

Session 1: June 7 - 11, 2021 Massie Heritage Center is a museum of Session 2: June 21 - 25, 2021 Savannah’s history and architecture located in the heart of the Historic District. Massie is a Diggin History! unit of the Savannah-Chatham County Public Rising 4th to 6th Grade School System.

Session 1: July 12 - 16, 2021 Campers will have access to place-based Session 2: July 19 - 23, 2021 learning opportunities in this beautiful his- toric museum and neighborhood. Cost: 125 per child per week Monday through Friday 9 am to 3 pm

For details visit www.massieschool.com : email [email protected] or call our office at 912 395-5070. STUDENT AFFAIRS PRESENTS YOUNG MALES SCHOOL READINESS CAMP JUNE 7-25, 2021 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM Early Learning Center at Henderson E. Formey Jr. School 400 East Broad Street, Savannah GA 31401 Call Tara Tolbert @ 912-665-0187

RISING 3RD, 4TH, 5TH GRADE MALES

• MATH ENHANCEMENT • READING ENHANCEMENT • CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT • LIFE SKILLS APPLICATION DEADLINE: Friday, May 7, 2021 FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! FREE!! Savannah-Chatham County Public School System Young Males School Readiness Camp 2021 For Rising 3rd, 4th, and 5th Grade Boys

STUDENT INFORMATION

Legal Last Name: Legal First Name: Legal Middle Name: Suffix

Grade: (2021-2022) Birth Date: Age: Student ID/FTE Number:

Student’s Shirt Size:

Home Address: (Street Address & Apartment No.) City: State: Zip Code:

Mailing Address: (If different from above) City: State: Zip Code:

Race/Ethnicity:  Black White Hispanic or Latino American Indian/Alaska Native  Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Asian Multi-racial Other: ______STUDENT HISTORY

Attended SCCPSS before: Last school attend in SCCPSS: Previous school attended (If not SCCPSS):

 Yes  No Last school year attended: Last grade attended: Has the student ever been retained?  No  Yes (Please enter grade of retention):

Does student have an IEP? Has student been in ELL/ESOL Program? Which area is your child’s greatest strength? (Please check one.)

 Yes  No  Yes  No  Math  Reading  Social Skills PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN INFORMATION

Student lives with: (If other than parent, legal documentation is required.)

 Mother  Father  Both parents  Legal Guardian  Foster Parent Other (Specify relationship): Parent/Legal Guardian Registering student: Last Name: First Name:

 Mother  Father  Guardian  Other Address: (If different from student’s) E-mail Address:

Home Phone: Work Phone: Cell phone or pager:

Marital Status: Speaks English:

 Yes  No OTHER PERSONS ALLOWED TO CHECK STUDENT IN OR OUT OF CAMP ***Must have state issued photo identification

First & Last Names: Phone Number: Relationship to Student:

First & Last Names: Phone Number: Relationship to Student:

First & Last Names: Phone Number: Relationship to Student:

Parent’s Printed Name: Parent’s Signature: Date:

*SCCPSS- Savannah Chatham County Public School System *IEP- Individualized Education Plan *ELL-English Language Learners *ESOL-English Speakers of Other Languages

FORM 100-620-0001 REVISED 4/30/2012 Rising Kindergarten Summer Transition Program June 7 – July 20 Free Summer Program (Funded by Bright from the Start) • Breakfast & Lunch Provided • OWL Curriculum • Field Trips

Join us for an action-packed summer! Hours: 8:00 to 2:30 Monday - Friday

Site Humanities at Juliette Gordon Low Elementary School 15 Blue Ridge Ave. Savannah, Ga 31404

For more information contact Amanda Drought 912-395-1330 SCCPSS X SUMMER PSI Summer Language And Classroom Readiness Enrichment About this Camp

• This summer enrichment program will allow these students to participate in structured activities outside of their homes, as well as expose our PSI students to vital skill domains including: Physical Development and Motor Skills, Social and Emotional Development, Approaches to Play and Learning, Communication/Language/Literacy, Cognitive development and General Knowledge (Bright from the Start: GELDS (ga.gov) Camp Information

•LLocation: LocationocationLocation A.B. Williams Elementary School & White Bluff Elementary School •HoursHoursHours: Hours 8:00-11:00 • Session I (mini-sessions)- June 7 -11, 14-18, & 21-25 • Session II (mini-sessions)- June 28-30 & July 7-8, July 12-16 Who is Eligible to Participate?

• Students ages 3, 4, and 5 years old with an IEP enrolled in the PreSchool Intervention Program. • Space is limited, sign up using the link below or follow QR Code

Registration Link https://forms.office.com/r/2QCf3vfwTu SCCPSS X SUMMER Core Communication Camp Caregiver Collaborative

About this Camp

• The Summer Core Communication Caregiver Collaborative Camp has a specific focus on CORE vocabulary for students who currently use an AAC device. The goals of this summer program are to minimize the gap in communication skills between school and home, and increase communication and independence. Students will be exposed to a communication environment and parents and professionals will have an opportunity to participate and engage with their child in order to become more comfortable, efficient, and confident language teachers. Camp Information

•LLocation: LocationocationLocation Select Sites TBD •HoursHoursHours: Hours 8:00-11:00 • Session I - June 7 -11 Who is Eligible to Participate?

• Students who currently use an AAC Device • For more information, email [email protected] • Space is limited, sign up using the link below or follow QR Code

Registration Link https://forms.office.com/r/me8FLULJvB SCCPSS X SUMMER Community Based Vocational Instruction (CBVI) opportunities and Independent Living Skills

About this Camp

•This camp focuses on post-secondary outcomes for graduating seniors and rising seniors by augmenting post-secondary explorations and options.

Camp Information

•LocationLocation:LocationLocation Select Sites TBD •HoursHoursHoursHours: 8:00-3:00 •Session I - June 3 -23 •Session II - June 28-30 & July 7-21

Who is Eligible to Participate?

•Graduating Seniors and rising Seniors who are earning a diploma of performance and students who participate in Project Search. •For more information, email [email protected] •Space is limited, sign up using the link below or follow QR Code

Registration Link https://forms.office.com/r/Hx9tAPyS8b SCCPSS X SUMMER Social Skills Camps

About this Camp

•The Social Skills Camp focuses on developing classroom ready behaviors, positive interactions with peers and staff, and developing play skills. Camp Information

•LocationLLocation:ocationLocation Select Sites TBD •HoursHoursHoursHours: 8:00-11:00 •Session I (mini-sessions)- June 7 -11, 14-18, & 21-25 •Session II (mini-sessions)- June 28-30 & July 7-8, July 12-16

Who is Eligible to Participate?

•Students with an IEP who are enrolled in the PACE or LEAP program •For more information, email [email protected] •Space is limited, sign up using the link below or follow QR Code

Registration Link https://forms.office.com/r/YUHAJrasRv OURSUMMEROF AWESOME! with SCCPSS & Loop It Up Savannah! ***This amazing camp is free of charge***

Join us for an awesome summer full of Creative Arts, Cooking, STEAM, Yoga, Music and MORE! Summer Session II June 28, 29, 30 and July 6-21 Morning Sessions 8:00am-11:00am & Afternoon Sessions 12:00pm-3:00pm At the following SCCPSS school sites: AB Williams (also serving Formey), Gadsden (also serving Butler), Pulaski (also serving Largo Tibet), Haven (also serving Brock & Garden City), Heard (also serving JG Smith), School of Humanities at Juliette Low (also serving Early Start), West Chatham Elementary (also serving Pooler), White Bluff (also serving Windsor Forest Elementary), Garrison K8, Georgetown K8 (also serving Gould), GodleyK8 (also serving Bloomingdale), Hesse K8 (also serving Ellis & Isle of Hope), Rice Creek (also serving PWES), Coastal Middle(also serving Howard & Marshpoint), DeRenne Middle (also serving Hodge & STEM), Hubert Middle (also serving Shuman), Southwest Middle (also serving SWES), West Chatham Middle (also serving STEM), Beach (serving Mercer students), Johnson (serving Myers students) and Building Bridges Middle School.

For registration information

please visit www.sccpss.com

Please register through link provided in your email. For questions, please contact Mrs. DeJesus at (912) 395-1055 Special Thanks to the Committee: Dr. Ann Levett, Superintendent of Schools Dr. Vallerie Cave, Associate Superintendent K-12 Transformation and Innovation Kaye Aikens, Associate Superintendent of Elementary/K8 Schools Bernadette Ball-Oliver, Associate Superintendent of Secondary Schools Dr. Kimberly Hancock, Associate Superintendent of Learning Support Services Dr. Michelle Finch, Senior Director for Specialized Instruction Dr. Angie Lewis, Senior Director – Office of College and Career Readiness Julian Childers, Director Elementary School Leadership Dr. Timisha Barnes-Jones, Director of School Improvement – Secondary Schools Krystal Bell, Director of School Improvement K-12 Transformation and Innovation Lesley Taylor, Director of School Improvement - Elementary/K8 Schools Allison Crouch, Secondary School Learning Specialists Ericka Washington, Coordinator – Academic Intervention Services Dr. Renee Bryant-Evans, Principal – Gadsden Elementary School Vernon Cole, Principal – Jacob G. Smith Elementary School Tawn Foltz, Principal – New Hampstead High School Kim Newman, Principal – Hesse K8 School Robert Lewis, Principal – White Bluff Elementary School Dr. Christian Pantin, Principal – Mercer Middle School Allison Schuster-Jones, Principal – Coastal Middle School Evanita Wallace-Lewis, Principal – Shuman Elementary School Shannon de Jesus, Academic Affairs Special Thanks to the Following Departments:

Kurt Hetager, Chief Communications Officer Stacy Jennings, Communications Sheila Blanco, Communications Todd Hagan, Communications Vanessa Miller-Kegler, Deputy Superintendent Ashok Batra, Executive Director of Maintenance and Operations Onetha Bonaparte, Senior Director of School Nutrition Program Tammy Perkins, Director of Transportation Kecia Ling, Transportation Ramon Ray, Chief of Human Resources Dr. Heather Bilton, Director of Employee Services (Certified) Rodney Jenkins, Director of Employee Services (Classified) Deanna Hall, Director of Benefits and Compensation Dr. Michel Pantin, Lead Talent Management Specialist Larry Jackson, Chief Financial Officer Kami Mace, Disbursement Manager Terry Enoch, Chief of Campus Police Aaron Graves, Deputy Chief Campus Police David Feliciano, Chief Data and Accountability Officer Joe Austin, Executive Director Data and Accountability