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Summer Programs STEM Camps TABLE OF CONTENTS About Summer Offering Programs......................................................... 2 Elementary Summer Academies …........................................................4 • Support Program • Enrichment Program • Bilingual Summer Programs Middle School Remediation Programs...................................................7 High School Remediation Programs......................................................9 • High School Summer Programs • Credit Recovery Programs Language Development Camps...........................................................11 STEM Camps.......................................................................................12 Special Education Program..................................................................13 • Extended School Year Service • In-Class Support Services • Early Childhood Summer Camp Dyslexia Camp.....................................................................................16 Regional School for the Deaf Program.................................................17 Advanced Academics Program.............................................................18 Career Technical Education Program...................................................19 Parent and Family Engagement Program............................................20 McKinney Vento Outreach Program………………………..….…………21 Community Youth Development Program.............................................22 College & Career Preparation Camps...................................................23 Department of Athletics .......................................................................24 Boys and Girls Club Summer Camp ……………………………………..26 McFun Zone – McAllen Parks and Recreation.………………………….27 Summer Reading Retreat ………………………………………………....28 2 Summer Programs About the Summer Offerings Catalog Summer Camp: Offerings for grades K-12 Summer Contact the Program: campus and enjoy the summer Offerings for grades Prek-12 Offerings per College and Campus are Career: TSI & identified ACT Camps Students can participate in a variety of fun and educational activities this summer, which can help prepare them for the upcoming school year and prevent the “summer slide.” In this catalog, you can find information on summer programs for all McAllen ISD students. Browse through the offerings and for further information, contact the respective school that is providing that program of interest to you and your child (children). 3 Summer Programs Elementary Summer Academy for Support This is a free program for all students who are enrolled as of the last day of school in a McAllen ISD school. This program will provide targeted support for students needing additional instruction to meet grade-level goals. Summer School Sites 2021: Alvarez Elem. Bonham Elem. Escandon Elem. Fields Elem. Houston Elem. Roosevelt Elem. Grades: Kinder – 5th Grade Seguin Elem. Thigpen/Zavala Elem. Dates: June 1 – 17, 2021 Wilson Elem. Castaneda Elem. Gonzalez Elem. Jackson Elem. Hours: 8 am – 12 pm Milam Elem. Rayburn Elem. Garza Elem. Hendricks Elem. McAuliffe Elem. Perez Elem. Sanchez Elem. Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 4 Summer Programs Elementary Summer Academy for Enrichment This is a free program for all students who are enrolled as of the last day of school in a McAllen ISD school. This optional program will provide enrichment for all students wanting to continue their learning journey. Summer School Sites 2021: Alvarez Elem. Bonham Elem. Escandon Elem. Fields Elem. Houston Elem. Roosevelt Elem. Grades: Kinder – 5th Grade Seguin Elem. Thigpen/Zavala Elem. Dates: June 1 – 17, 2021 Wilson Elem. Castaneda Elem. : 8 am – 12 pm Gonzalez Elem. Jackson Elem. Hours Milam Elem. Rayburn Elem. Garza Elem. Hendricks Elem. McAuliffe Elem. Perez Elem. Sanchez Elem. Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 5 Summer Programs Bilingual Summer Program The purpose of this program is to provide English learners with the opportunity to receive special instruction designed to prepare them to be successful in kindergarten and Grade 1. Instruction focuses on language development and essential knowledge and skills appropriate to the level of the student; and addresses the affective, linguistic, and cognitive needs of the English learners. Click here to Register for this program Campuses to Serve: Alvarez Elem. Bonham Elem. Escandon Elem. Fields Elem. Houston Elem. Roosevelt Elem. Seguin Elem. Thigpen/Zavala Elem Wilson Elem. Castaneda Elem. Gonzalez Elem. Jackson Elem. Grades: Incoming K – 1st Milam Elem. Rayburn Elem. Date: June 1 – 24, 2021 Garza Elem. Hendricks Elem. Hours: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm McAuliffe Elem. Perez Elem. Sanchez Elem. Summer School Sites 2021: Fields Elem., Roosevelt Elem., Escandon Elem., Gonzalez Elem., Milam Elem. 6 Summer Programs Middle School Summer Program Accelerated Instruction To provide a summer school program for sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students who require additional instruction for course credit and grade promotion. The Migrant Program will provide additional support to those migrant students who attend. Grades: 6th - 8th Grade Dates: June 1-14, 2021 (Mon. - Thu.) Hours: 8 am – 2:45 pm Location: All Middle Schools Special Education and the Bilingual/ESL Department will also provide supplemental support. Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 7 Summer Programs Middle School Math Enrichment Program (Virtual) Provides students an opportunity to enrich their math and problem-solving skills while developing relationships with their teachers and classmates prior to the start of the school year. Audience: Dates: July 26 - 30, 2021 (Mon. – Fri.) Students that qualified into 6th/7th Hours: 8:30 am – 11:30 am or Accelerated and Algebra Blended 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm for 2021-2022 school year. Location: All Middle Schools Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 8 Summer Programs High School Summer Programs This program is designed to deliver a specific curriculum in a condensed period of time, emphasizing the mastery of the student's individual deficiency. Gold STAAR Academy Grades: 9th – 12th Locations: McAllen High School, Dates: June 1 – 21, 2021 Memorial High School, James Hours: 8 am – 2 pm “Nikki” Rowe High School, Achieve High School, Lamar Academy The Gold STAAR Academy is offered to prepare eligible End-of-Course (EOC) students to meet their graduation requirements by providing accelerated instruction before the next testing opportunity in June 2021. The Migrant Program will also provide additional support for those migrant students who attend. Special Education and the Bilingual/ESL Department will also provide supplemental support. Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 9 Summer Programs Credit Recovery Programs Online curriculum provided as a credit recovery option. Students work at their own pace which allows them to spend more time on challenging areas and less time where they have a fuller understanding of the material. GRAD LAB (CREDIT RECOVERY) OPTION IN EDUCATION Grades: 11th – 12th Grade Grades: 9th – 12th Grade Date: June 1 – 17, 2021 Date: June 1 – 17, 2021 Hours: 8 am – 12:30 pm Hours: 8 am – 12:30 pm Location: Location: Lamar Academy • Memorial High School • McAllen High School • Nikki Rowe High School • Achieve High School SUCCESS ACADEMY Migrant Credit Camp Grades: Seniors 2021 Grades: 9th – 12th Grade Date: July 26 – August 2021 Date: May 31st – June 22nd & Hours: 8 am – 12:30 pm July14 – August 19 , 2021 Location: Hours: 8 am – 12:30 pm • Memorial High School Location: Crockett • McAllen High School • Nikki Rowe High School • Lamar Academy (Options) The Migrant Program and the Special Education Department will provide support to these programs. Please contact your campus administrator/counselor to register. 10 Summer Programs Language Ignition Camp Develop your language skills through fun and interactive activities! The Language Ignition Camp will engage English learners in grades 1st - 7th in fun and interactive activities to enrich their language skills and concepts learned during the school year. Students will read, collaborate, research, experiment and explore concepts relevant to them and their education while improving their collaboration and communication skills. Elementary and Grades: 1st – 5th & 6th – 7th Middle Schools Dates: June 1 – 17, 2021 • Fields Hours: 8:00 am – 1:00 pm • Roosevelt • Brown • Travis Click here to Register for this camp. • De Leon 11 Summer Programs STEM Camps This nine-day enrichment program strengthens a student's knowledge and skills in the areas of math, science, gaming and technology while introducing them to the world of coding and robotics. CODECHELLA & CODEZILLA Grades: 3rd – 5th & 6th - 8th Dates: June 1- 4 & 7 - 10, 2021 Hours: 8 am – 12 pm Location: Fossum Middle School Click here to Register for Codechella or Codezilla ESPORTS Grades: Rising 6th – 12th Graders Dates: June 1 – 4 & 7 - 10, 2021 Hours: 8 am – 1 pm Location: Rowe High School Click here to Register for ESPORTS 12 Summer Programs Special Education Extended School Year Services This is an individualized instructional program for eligible students with disabilities that is provided beyond the regular school year. The need for ESY services must be determined on an individual basis by the admission, review, and dismissal (ARD) committee. Dates: 1st Session June 7th– 17th and July 19th-July 29th Hours: 8 am – 12 pm Ages: 3-21 Location: Fields & Morris Please contact your campus administrator/counselor
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