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Paterson Public Schools ~Bright Futures~ Summer and Extended Year School Programs 2011 Donnie W. Evans, Ed.D. State District Superintendent 6/14/11 1 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure 6/14/11 2 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Table of Contents Preschool and Elementary Programs……………………...pp. 4-9 High School Programs……………………………………..pp. 10-11 Young Adult Education Programs……………..…………..p. 12 Recreation Programs……………………………………….p. 13 Programs designed for the students of the Paterson Public Schools are recreational in nature and are aligned to the NJCCCS, as per NJAC 6A:10.4. 6/14/11 3 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Preschool & Elementary Programs Summer Preschool Program/Extended School Year Contact Name Location: School 1, School 2, Early Learning Center Gloria Bodker Supervisor Dates: July 5, 2011 - August 15, 2011 (973) 321-0431 Time: 8:00 am - 1:00 pm (School 1 TCU) Extended Year 8:30 am - 3:00 pm (School 1 TCU & ELC) Program Breakfast and Entering Grades: Pre - K lunch served This special education program is for preschool children with Individual Edu- cational Plan (IEP) and in need of continued services to avoid a significant regression of skills. The summer program must be part of the child's current IEP. (NJAC: 6A:14). Pre K Coordinated Early Intervening Services (C.E.I.S.) Contact Name Location: Early Learning Center Gloria Bodker Director Dates: July 5, 2011 - August 15, 2011 (973) 321-0637 Time: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Extended Year Program Entering Grades: Pre K Breakfast and lunch served This program is designed to provide instructional support, remedial and behavioral interventions, which will enable students to be more successful in general education classes. 6/14/11 4 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Preschool & Elementary Programs Coordinated Early Intervening Services (C.E.I.S.) Contact Name Location: Martin Luther King, Jr. School, School 6/Academy of Renee Archer Performing Arts, School 9, School 10, School 13, and School 21 Director Students from School 5, 14, and 19 will attend School 5, (973) 321-0637 Students from School 15, New Roberto Clemente School and Roberto Clemente School will attend School 15, Extended Year Students from School 18 and ELC will attend School 18, Program School 26, School 1, Breakfast and lunch Students from School 28 and 4 will attend School 28, served Students from Edward W. Kilpatrick School and Alexander Hamilton Academy will attend Edward w. Kilpatrick- Dates: July 5, 2011 - August 5, 2011 Time: 8:00 am - 12:30 pm Entering Grades: K - 2 The district general education students in grades K-2, who are recommended for remediation, are selected based upon recent assessment data and are invited to attend the Coordinated Early Intervention Services Program (CEIS). This program is designed to provide instructional support, remedial and behavioral interventions, which will enable students to be more successful in general education classes. An emphasis on Reading and Math strategies will be stressed during the course of the program. Students who are currently attending the CEIS Extended Day Program will be invited to participate and continue their instruction in the summer (2011). In order to determine which kindergarten students should be eligible, input from kindergarten teachers will be sought. Factors such as achievement levels, attendance, developmental levels and/or behavior problems will be considered. Parent discussion regarding academic progress of their children will be available if needed. 6/14/11 5 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Improving Literacy Through School Libraries Contact Name Location: Schools 24, School 26, and School 29 Dennis Dates: July 15, 2011 - August 31, 2011 Vroegindewey Time: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Director Entering Grades: K– 8 (973) 321-0814 Students at Schools 24, 26, and 29 have the opportunity to borrow and read library books, write poetry, and produce digital story telling projects on net book computers. Each school library will be staffed with a librarian and a literacy teacher who will assist children in developing literacy projects and will promote pleasure reading during the month of July and during August 15th to August 31st. (From August 1st to August 12th, the staff will perform library maintenance to catalog new materials purchased through the grant.) YMCA E³ University Summer Program Contact Name Sarah Sterling- Location: School 2 Laldee Dates: July 11-July 29 Teacher Time: 8:30 am– 12:30 pm (973) 321-6020 Entering Grades: 5th—8th Grade The Paterson YMCA would like to extend our year-round after school pro- Extended Year gramming with a three week program for 40 middle school students Program enrolled at schools currently serviced by the E³ University program. The Breakfast and theme of this program is “Would you swim in the Passaic River?” Through a lunch served partnership with the Paterson Education Fund, students will engage in infor- mal science activities both in and outside of the classroom and engage in community service activities focused around the Passaic River watershed and its impact on our health. Arts for Kids, Inc. will provide complementary arts programming for students on site at the school. The programs will be en- hanced by educational and experiential field trips to support the curriculum. Summer School Program Contact: Location: School 18 Dr. Natalie Dates: July 5, 2011—July 29, 2011 Heard-Hackett Time: 8:00 am -12:00 pm Principal Entering Grades: 3-5 (973) 321-0180 The goal and purpose of the program is to create opportunities for success and to fos- ter a genuine sense of community for our students who receive extended-year Extended Year classes. Our targeted population will be our at– risk students in grades 3-5. Special- Program ized structured activities, daily intervention services based on student’s individual learning mode will be implemented to target skills introduced but not mastered dur- Breakfast and ing the school year. The Extended– Year Math and LAL program ultimately helps lunch served develop students to become enthusiastic independent learners who experience suc- cess. 6/14/11 6 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Summer Core Curricular Content Arts Music Program (C.A.M.P.) Contact: Location: School 20 Courtney Dates: July 5-July 29 3011 Glover Time: 9:00 am -12:00 pm July 5-27 Principal 9:00 am- 3:00 pm July 28 (afternoon dress rehearsal) (973) 321-0200 9:00 am- 12:00 pm and 5:30 pm-7:30 pm July 29 for Performance Entering Grades 3-7: Extended Year This is an innovative Academic Enrichment Program for third through eighth grade Program students. Research has proven that students learn and retain more when exposed to hands-on experiences with academic content. With this in mind, we have developed Breakfast and a program which will provide opportunities to enhance classroom instruction in lunch served math, language arts, social studies, and science content areas while enriching the stu- dents’ understanding and appreciation for the arts. The Study of the Civil Rights Era from 1954 through 1965 Contact: Location: School 7 Dr. Joanne Dates: July 5, 2011– July 29, 2011 Cardillo Time: 8:00 am– 12:00 pm Principal Entering Grades: 5-8 (973) 321-0070 Each grade level will focus on writing, speaking, research, and performance out- comes. The skills are developmentally appropriate and connect to the core content Extended Year standards. The mathematics theme program will be based on The Mandela Project Program a nonprofit project dedicated to promoting peace through art and education. The skills address geometry, fractions, and measurement along with reinforcing the Breakfast and knowledge of basic skills through the projects. Students will be provided with a lunch served hands on experience designed for each grade level. Outcomes will include assess- ments in vocabulary and the project offered unit of study. Pre and post data will be collected and analyzed. Literacy Summer Institute Contact: Location: School 3 Jose E. Correa Dates: July 5—29, 2011 Principal Time: 7:30 am—12:00 pm (973) 321-0120 Entering Grades 3-8 This program is designed for at-risk students. The courses offered are Read- Extended Year ing, Writing, Problem Solving and Critical Thinking. Program Breakfast and lunch served ELL/ESL Language Arts Intervention Program Contact: Petra Location: School 8 Liz-Morell Dates: July 5—July 29, 2011 Principal Time: 8:00 am– 12:00 pm (973) 321-0080 Entering Grades 1-2 Extended Year The program offers Intensive ESL classes and Intensive Native Spanish Program Breakfast and classes for bilingual students in grades 1-2 during the summer. lunch served 6/14/11 7 Paterson Public Schools Summer School Programs Brochure Middle School Institute Contact: Location: School 12 Hector Montes Dates: July 5—July 29, 2011 Principal Time: 8:00 am - 12:15 pm (973) 321-0120 Entering Grades- 6-8 The Middle School Institute will focus on offering a rigorous academic cur- Extended Year riculum that will provide sessions in Math, Language Arts, Technology, and Program Physical Education. The MSI Program will give the students opportunities to Breakfast and attend field trips to lakes, oceans, and theaters to provide them with connec- lunch served tions to infuse in their Math and Language Arts activities. The MSI Program will also include special presentations from Free Teens, AAA Map Skills, and Opera Music presenters to enhance the students essential academic skills. The MSI Program will end with a “Celebration of Learning” where students will be awarded certificates based upon their social and academic progress. Summer School Program Contact: Location: School 15 Richard Dates: July 5 -July 22, 2011 Sanducci Time: 8:00 am –12:00 pm Principal Entering Grades– 3-8 (973) 321-0150 This fourteen day program will enhance writing and math skills.
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