Summer Acceleration School Plans – Updated 04-22-21

DC PUBLIC SCHOOLS 1 Summer Acceleration Academy School Plans - updated 04/22/2021

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Our rising 11th and 12th grade students will participate in SEL, college-readiness, and community service opportunities to prepare for graduation and beyond.

All students that participate will also have the opportunity to earn a Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) that will build their tech skills and resume and make them more competitive for the work force.

5 Ballou STAY 462 10 8 Cara Fuller (202) 645-3390 3401 4th St. SE While all students need to be reengaged, we need to prioritize tier II and III students. While the 80 Session I: 2 two week full Day 10:00 am - 2:00 pm tier system looks differently at Ballou STAY, we know that our 9th graders generally struggled 7/12/2021 Program with virtual learning and did not attend classes this past year. Additionally, students that were Session II: new to Ballou STAY in the fall of 2020 never had an opportunity to meet teachers and staff in 7/26/2021 person. These students missed the most valuable secret ingredient for success at Ballou STAY, building a relationship meaningful relationship with a caring adult.

The primary objectives for our summer focus include the following:

Providing students with an enriching experience to introduce them to the Ballou STAY Way, develop habits of success, and create meaningful relationships with peers, teachers, and staff.

Facilitating a project- based learning experience that highlights the culture, political, social, economic history, and current events of the District of Columbia as an introduction to the academic style and expectation of Ballou STAY.

6 Bancroft ES 204 5 1 Jessica Morales (202) 673-7280 1755 Newton St. Bancroft will provide students with a robust learning experience and supportive social 76 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW emotional programming to engage and prepare them for the coming school year. We will Program target students furthest from opportunity and students identified through universal screening 7 metrics and teacher input. Bard High School Early 1058 10 7 Vanessa Anderson (202) 898-4664 4430 H St. SE Bard DC’s Summer Acceleration Academy is a time for us to reset as a school community and 330 8/2/21 Two Week Full-Day Other College DC reacclimate to our social emotional and academic priorities. Students will be reintroduced to Bard DC climate and culture, with a focus on relationship building and building blocks of success (skills needed for academic success). Students will engage in academic projects, practice habits of successful early college students, engage in field trips, spend time relationship building, have community service opportunities, and preview overall academic expectations for the school year. Students will leave Summer Acceleration Academy with a clear understanding of how they will meet their academic, social emotional, and post secondary goals during the 2021-22 academic year. 8 Barnard ES 205 4 4 Grace Reid (202) 576-1100 430 Decatur St. Barnard Elementary School will convene its Summer Acceleration Academy on July 12, 2021 215 7/12/21 Three Week Full-Day (Pre-K4) 8:30 am - 1:00 NW serving Pre-K4 (8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and Kindergarten through the Fifth Grade from 8:30 Program pm (K-5) 8:30 am - 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The morning sessions will be dedicated to unfinished academic learning pm based on the power standards, and the afternoons will be committed to social emotional learning, clubs, outdoor learning, and projects in our attempt to reacclimate students to 9 returning to school in the fall semester. Beers ES 206 2 7 Gwendolyn M. Payton (202) 939-4800 3600 Alabama Ave. At Beers ES, we are going to offer the half-day, three week program from 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m., 66 12-Jul Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm SE beginning July 12, 2021 through July 30, 2021. We will have PK4 to grade 2 for Tier II and Tier Program 10 III identified students using MOY assessment data.

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11 Brent ES 212 4 6 Norah Lycknell (202) 698-3363 301 North Carolina The goal of Brent's Summer program is to provide a positive school experience for students in 60 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 8:30 am - 12:30 pm Ave. SE early elementary and strengthen student attention, engagement, motivation, persistence, Program curiosity, and executive functioning skills. We will do this by designing joyful and authentic experiences that support language development, physical development, and academic development. Our curriculum will focus on early literacy and explicit social-emotional development with a focus on independence, emotional regulation, relationship building, constructive collaboration, and social problem solving. 12 Brightwood EC 213 6 4 Maurice Kennard (202) 722-5670 1300 Nicholson St. Our Summer Acceleration Academy will be an opportunity for a subgroup of students that are 86 6/28/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm NW currently in PK-4th grade. This group of students will spend 2 weeks attending a full school day Program with K-5 staff members from their upcoming grade level for SY 21-22. The students that participate in this program will be engaged in daily academic, SEL, and wellness activities. 13 Brookland MS 347 7 5 Kerry Richardson (202) 759-1999 1150 Michigan Ave The purpose of the Brookland Middle School Summer Acceleration Academy is to build 115 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NE students excitement for learning, re-engage them with our school community, and thoughtfully and intentionally respond to their specific SEL and academic needs. Students will be exposed to a rigorous and engaging curriculum that will provide Tier II and Tiered III academic interventions and supports including small groups and one-on-one instruction. This will be great opportunity for scholars to engage with both teachers and peers as we prepare to transition back into in person learning. 14 Browne EC 404 7 5 [email protected] (202) 671-6210 850 26th St. NE This summer Browne EC will be offering our families an opportunity to get a jumpstart on next 106 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 2:00 pm school year. That's right, Browne will be offering our scholars an opportunity to get ahead Program during our Summer Acceleration Academy. Browne's Summer Acceleration Academy will begin Monday July 12th, 2021 and conclude July 30th, 2021. The school day will begin at 9am with scholars arriving at 8:30am and conclude at 2pm. Our school day will be full of fun and exciting learning opportunities for our Browne scholars, small group learning opportunities in reading and mathematics, and participation in PE and Dance. 15 Bruce-Monroe ES @ Park 296 5 1 Alethea Bustillo (202) 576-6222 3560 Warder St. BMPV Global Citizens Summer Program: BMPV will offer academic and extracurricular 110 8/2/21 Two Week Full-Day 8:30 am - 4:00 pm View NW activities prioritizing the prepared, loved and challenged component of the DCPS goal. The Program program will emphasize joy, self-advocacy, student agency and independence, and promote habits of mind (reading behaviors and standards of mathematical practice) with intentional cross-disciplinary connections. We will leverage culturally responsive pedagogy by creating authentic real word learning experiences for our dual language community which will include an intersectional, whole-child approach, meeting all of our MTSS identified cohorts, particularly race, langauge and ability. 16 Bunker Hill ES 219 1 5 Jennifer Tompkins (202) 576-6095 1401 Michigan Ave Bunker Hill's Summer Acceleration Program will offer Tier II interventions along with a STEM 60 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NE focused curriculum for students. Students will engage in Do the Math, Leveled Literacy Program 17 Intervention and Heggerty. Burroughs ES 220 3 5 Levar Jenkins (202) 576-6150 1820 Monroe St. The JBES acceleration academy will focus specifically on the primary grades. The focus will be 40 6/29/21 Two Week Full-Day 8:45 am- 3:15 pm NE early literacy and numeracy. Students will also participate in enrichment activities in the Program afternoon portion of the program. Throughout the academy, we will also have Food Prints 18 programming for STEM/Holistic connections for students as well as parents. Burrville ES 221 3 7 Chunita Pilgrim (202) 671-6020 801 Division Ave. Burrville will provide an Early Literacy focus with project-based instruction. This program will 50 7/6/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NE involve an early intervention/acceleration literacy plan and a number sense curriculum to Program develop numeracy skills. In addition, these skills will be strengthened through project-based 19 instruction. C.W. Harris ES 247 3 7 Derek Gorham (202) 645-3188 301 53rd St. SE In alignment with the teaching staff that has expressed interest in summer acceleration 30 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm academy, C.W. Harris will offer programming for PK-1 students and 4th grade students. PK-1 Program will focus on early literacy and foundational reading skills. 4th grade will focus on math (fluency 20 and problem solving) and writing. Cap Hill Montessori @ 360 7 6 Kim Adutwum (202) 698-4467 215 G Street NE At Capitol Hill Montessori at Logan our Summer Acceleration Academy will provide a joyful, 80 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Logan rigorous whole child focused experience. We will incorporate strong literacy practices through Program humanities and STEM while utilizing an outdoor environmental approach. 21

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Cardozo EC 454 8 1 Arthur Mola (202) 673-7385 1200 Clifton St. As one of the few Middle/ High School Education Campuses in the district, we have developed a 150 7/12/21 Three-week, full-day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm NW plan that caters to our unique needs. “Cardozo Camp” is an opportunity for our students to program with middle reconnect with the school via programs that provide opportunities for self-expression and school and high enrichment. school having varying morning/ afternoon 22 options Cleveland ES 224 5 1 Anna Krughoff (202) 939-4380 1825 8th St. NW We will use SEL goals, academic goals and incorporate STEM into our program as well. 65 12-Jul Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm 23 Program Columbia Heights EC (CHEC) 442 10 1 Maria Tukeva (202) 939-7700 3101 16th St. NW Our summer acceleration academy will include a four week session for middle school, and a 680 Session 1: four week for middle 9:00 am - 5:00 pm two week session for high school, differentiated by grade. The Academies will consist of 7/19/2021 school, two week for integrated socio emotional, experiential, and academic activities. There will also be innovative (MS); Session 2: high school 24 activities and support services for parents and families. 8/2/21 (HS) Coolidge HS 455 8 4 Semanthe Bright (202) 671-6080 6315 5th St. NW Collaborative cross-disciplinary approach that provides a multi-point meshed academic and 80 8/2/21 One Week - Summer 10:00 am - 3:00 pm SEL support system to help students progress towards (a holistic) growth, to set them up for Acceleration; Two success in the Fall 2021. Learning will be dynamic, with shared goals, themes, and material Weeks - Summer across classes. There will be opportunities for students to celebrate their points of growth Bridge through hands-on, multi-medium (culminating presentations) which establish a strong sense of community for both instructors and students, all centered on this shared learning. 25 Deal MS 405 7 3 Diedre Neal (202) 939-2010 3815 Fort Dr. NW The Deal Summer Academy will leverage our partnerships with AALEAD and Words Beats and 200 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Life Inc. Additionally, the DSA will include a Fit/Lit Camp. During Fit/Lit students will participate Program 26 in Literature Circles and a variety of sports and physical fitness activities. Dorothy I. Height ES 349 6 4 Masi Preston (202) 723-4100 1300 Allison St. The Summer Acceleration program will include the following schools: Dorothy Height, 70 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW Raymond ES, and West ES. The English Learner Summer Academic Program will focus on Program 27 students in grades K-5 (Level 1). Drew ES 231 3 7 Naimah Salahuddin (202) 671-6040 5600 Eads St. NE Drew ES aims to offer a PK-5 Summer Acceleration Academy with a focus on student learning 63 7/12/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm and social-emotional development. The three-week program will be offered from 9 am - 5 PM Program from July 12 - July 30. For PK - 1 scholars, the program will focus on early literacy and drama. For 2nd - 5th grade scholars, the program will focus on building literacy through social studies 28 and science exploratory units. Dunbar HS 467 8 5 Nadine Smith (202) 698-3762 101 N St. NW Dunbar High School Summer Acceleration Academy Students enrolled are afforded a unique 220 7/19/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm experience to transition back to into in-person learning supported by strong academic Program foundation, individualized advisement, supportive learning environment, and cultural and recreational activities. Students will work in cohorts to strengthen their social-emotional skills through experiential, environmental, and adventure-based and culturally relevant, 29 programming. Eastern HS 457 8 6 Sah Brown (202) 698-4500 1700 East Capitol Eastern will host a 3 week 1/2 day program from July 12 - July 30 from 1-5PM focused on 275 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm St. NE building relationships, having fun, and introducing our scholars back to In-Person engagement. Program 30 Eaton ES 232 4 3 Dale Mann (202) 282-0103 3301 Lowell St. John Eaton Elementary is offering a one - week Summer Acceleration Academy for Early 33 6/28/21 One Week Half Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW Childhood Education (Rising Kindergarteners) and Grade 5 (Rising 6th Graders). This unique opportunity is designed for each student attending to be immersed in an in-person nurturing, learning environment which fosters and strengthens social and emotional skills and connections as students transition from one school environment to the next. In light of the “big move,” the ECE program will be held at Hearst Elementary School and the Grade 5 Program will be held at Hardy Middle School. 31 Eliot-Hine MS 407 7 6 Marlene Magrino (202) 939-5380 1830 Constitution Our Summer Acceleration Academy will target our students who struggled the most with 66 7/26/21 Three Week Half-Day Other Ave. NE virtual instruction and had either failing grades or stagnant/decreasing diagnostic scores for the first 2 weeks. Our last week will target all of our students and will aim to reconnect students with the school staff, each other, and in person learning expectations prior to the first day of school. We will also offer enrichment opportunities focused around social justice, sports, and 32 the arts. Ellington School of the Arts 471 10 2 Sandi Logan (202) 282-0123 3500 R St. NW Summer Acceleration Academy at Duke Ellington will essentially consists of three components 352 7/13/21 Three week Full Day 9:30 am - 5:30 pm with Embedded Arts Integration: Tier II and Tier III Interventions, Social Emotional/ Wellness and a Week for Academic Morning-Arts Opportunities for Incoming 9th graders and upcoming 10th graders as well as the remediated Summer Bridge Afternoon and developmental supports of Summer Bridge for Arts and Academics. In conjunction with MTSS data, our summer work will extend into the school year as students that fall within Tier II and Tier III supports will received small group work tutoring twice a week in Reading/Literacy and Math. 33 Excel Academy 318 2 8 Tenia N. Pritchard (202) 373-0097 2501 Martin The Summer Acceleration Academy is a 6-week summer learning and enrichment program that 60 7/6/21 Six week program 8:45 am - 5:00 pm Luther King, Jr. provides summer and after-school enrichment through a culturally responsive curriculum that Ave. SE supports children and families through five essential components: high-quality literacy and character-building activities, parent/family involvement, civic engagement and social action, intergenerational servant leadership development, and nutrition, mental health, and wellness.

By providing scholars with rich, culturally relevant pedagogy and high-quality books that deepen scholars’ understanding of themselves and all they have in common with others in a multiracial, multicultural democratic society, the program will empower scholars to believe in their ability and responsibility to make a difference while instilling in them a love of reading to help them avoid summer learning loss.

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Garfield ES 238 1 8 Kennard Branch (202) 671-6140 2435 Alabama Ave. Garfield's Summer Acceleration Academy will support students in grades K-2 to build up word 80 7/19/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm SE recognition skills through phonemic awareness and phonics instruction. Students will also Program need instruction to support strong encoding and decoding skills. We will accomplish this through using programs like Heggerty, FUNdations, Tools 4 Reading, and Really Great Reading. Our program will also engage the whole child in ABAR, SEL, Financial Literacy, Civil Rights and 35 Criminal Law course offerings. Garrison ES 239 6 2 Brigham Kiplinger (202) 673-7263 1200 S St. NW Our Garrison Summer Acceleration Academy will include rising Gr 3-5 Wildcats, who will spend 24 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm their days in fun and engaging academic exploration and arts-based enrichment. They will Program explore Social Studies and Science, do art, make music, exercise their minds and bodies, and accelerate their knowledge- and skill-building going into next school year while surrounded by 36 friends and teachers. H.D. Cooke ES 227 6 1 Ryan Lam (202) 939-5390 2525 17th St. NW In order for all students to feel known, loved, and connected to the H.D. Cooke community we 70 8/4/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm will offer a 2-week summer program as an extension onto SY 21-22 to give intentionally Program selected students a longer runway into their transitions back to in-person school. 37 Hardy MS 246 7 2 Lucas Cooke (202) 729-4350 1819 35th St. NW The Summer Acceleration Academy at Hardy Middle School will be offered from July 12-July 30 90 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm from 9 am-1 pm. During the three weeks, students will engage in targeted personalized STEM Program and Humanities Instruction. The Summer Acceleration Academy at Hardy Middle School will provide a rich and stimulating educational experience for all students through the use of DCPS summer curriculum. In addition to the STEM and Humanities Instruction, students will participate in SEL activities, team-building activities, and other enrichment activities. 38 Hart MS 413 9 8 Charlette Butler (202) 671-6426 601 Mississippi The Summer SOAR Academy will be a intensive balance between Academic Support and 150 7/19/21 Two Week Full-Day 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Ave. SE Enrichment exploration. The first half of the day the students will focus on Academics. They will Program be in two academic groups, acceleration and enhancement. In the afternoon the students will 39 participate in two enrichment blocks that they select. Hearst ES 258 4 3 Jen Geoffroy (202) 282-0106 3950 37th St. NW The Hearst Summer Acceleration Academy is a 3 week, half day (9AM – 1PM) program available 34 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm by invitation to approximately 10 percent of our rising K-5th grade students. Students will Program have opportunities to engage with in-person instruction focused on fun and joyful learning experiences that weave together literacy, writing and socio-emotional learning in mixed grades 40 classrooms (K/1st, 2nd/3rd, 4th/5th). Hendley ES 249 1 8 Sundai Riggins (202) 645-3450 425 Chesapeake Hendley’s Summer Academy 2021 will focus on specific cohorts of students within critical 50 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm St. SE grade levels. Our goal is to target 20 students per cohort, which reflects about 35% of each Program respective grade level enrollment and 24% of our total school enrollment. Our program will focus on the acceleration of K-2 literacy and SEL enrichment opportunities. 41 Houston ES 251 5 7 Camille Townsend (202) 671-6170 1100 50th Pl. NE Houston's Summer Acceleration programming is designed to support 3rd through 5th grade 54 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm students that did not have an opportunity to participate in In-Person Learning during the Program school year. The goal of our summer academy is to provide strategic academic and SEL support to students performing at Tier 2 and Tier 3 during the 20-21 school year, according to benchmark assessments. Students will participate in academic intervention and enrichment during a beginning and closing "Power Hour", and the remaining time will be spent working on SEL. 42 Hyde-Addison ES 252 5 2 Calvin Hooks (202) 282-0170 3219 O St. NW The Hyde-Addison ES Summer Acceleration Academy is a whole-child centered program, 50 7/19/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm focused on social-emotional learning and academic growth. The Acceleration Academy will Program include relationship building, enrichment activities, and the development of academic skills. Programming will span various grade levels and is designed for students who could most benefit from Tier II and Tier III supports, based on academic baseline data. 43 Ida B. Wells MS 1071 8 4 Megan Vroman (202) 671-0693 405 Sheridan St. We are excited to offer both academic support and enrichment opportunities this summer! In 200 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW addition to academic support in all 4 content areas, we plan to offer enrichment clusters Program aligned to our school-wide enrichment model (SEM), that offer interest-based classes that 44 culminate in a social action project. J.O. Wilson ES 339 4 6 Mitchell Brunson (202) 698-4733 660 K St. NE S.O.A.R. ( Summer Opportunity for Acceleration and Recovery) Academy at J.O. Wilson 150 7/12/21 Four Week Full Day 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Elementary School will provide students themed weekly academic experiences that are Program targeted to recover and accelerate learning. The academy will enhanced with interest based enrichment opportunities. Students will also have access to exciting afternoon programming 45 from partner organizations. Janney ES 254 5 3 Alysia Lutz (202) 282-0110 4130 Albemarle St. We hope to host academics from 9a-1p for a targeted group of students across PK-4th grades. 65 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW We also hope to host summer camp so that our students can join camp in the PM Program 46 Jefferson MS Academy 433 7 6 greg dohmann (202) 729-3270 801 7th St. SW We will run a three-week, half-day program from July 12-30. We will have cohorts of our own 100 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 6th, 7th, 8th grade students who finished with an "I" in any courses this school year. They will Program attend for all three weeks, engaging in project-based activities aligned to multiple content areas, SEL experiences, and individualized support. We will also have multiple groups of incoming 6th grade students attend a one-week Summer Bridge program over the course of the three weeks. Afternoon programming will be provided to families who opt-in through our after-school partner Kid Power. 47

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Our program will specifically focus on: Academic Readiness; Health, Fitness and Social Emotional Learning; Public Policy; Fun Specialty Tracks - Career Exploration, Visual and Performing Arts;, and STEM

The Summer Academy will offer in-person programming for students for 15 days (9:00am - 1:00pm) for three consecutive weeks. Students will participate in summer programming Monday through Thursday and be treated to fun field experiences and performances on Fridays.

The Summer Academy will be designed for students who would benefit from Tier II and Tier III supports and we plan to serve 10%-35% of JMS students (36-126 students). 48 Kelly Miller MS 421 7 7 Kortni Stafford (202) 388-6870 301 49th St. NE KMMS Pride Prep Summer Learning Academy gives scholars the opportunity to explore 177 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm project-based learning, participate in social-emotional learning, and engage in community Program building activities. Scholars will also get acclimated to the KMMS learning environment, and 49 prepare for a new school year of challenge, learning, and fun. Ketcham ES 257 2 8 Maisha Riddlesprigger (202) 698-1122 1919 15th St. SE Summer Acceleration Academy at Ketcham will target students in need of Tier II and III support 70 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm both for academics and attendance. Students will engage in fun and interactive indoor and Program outdoor learning opportunities. They will explore grade level texts and daily math components related to the theme assigned to each grade level to help meet individual student growth goals.

Enrichment will be offered in the areas of music and possibly physical education. We will also partner with UPO for STEM and summer reading groups. 50 Key ES 272 4 3 David Landeryou (202) 729-3280 5001 Dana Pl. NW Our Summer Acceleration program will be targeted to rising 2nd-5th grade students who are 44 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm farthest from benchmark. Our goal is to avoid summer slide and get students excited for Program learning over the summer. Therefore the approach will highlight enrichment opportunities such as lab-based science experiments and interactive social studies activities that embed content area standards in way that students don't even realize they're in school. We will also build on social and emotional competencies by having students celebrate their personal identities and build strong relationships with their adult and peers. 51 Kimball ES 259 2 7 Eric Dabney (202) 671-6260 3375 Minnesota Kimball's Summer School Acceleration plan will provide scholars with an additional 60 hours of 90 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Ave. SE learning opportunities. Over the 3 week program students will spend 2/3 of the day immersed Program in ELA and Math standards, while spending the remaining 3rd enjoying a diverse selection of 52 extra curricular activities. King, M.L. ES 344 1 8 Angel Hunter (202) 939-4900 3200 6th St. SE King ES Summer Acceleration Academy will have a focus on small group instruction in Reading, 162 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Math, and writing to close gaps and extend the learning from the Spring. Students who are Program currently enrolled in Pre-K3 through 2nd grade will have the opportunity to engage in enrichment activities for Science, Gardening, and Specials to ensure that they have a balanced summer program centered around skill acquisition and joy 53 Kramer MS 417 9 8 Katreena Shelby (202) 939-3150 1700 Q St. SE The Summer Acceleration Academy and Summer Bridge at Kramer will provide a safe, 100 7/8/21 Three Week Half-Day 8:30 am - 12:30 pm supportive community that focuses on developing healthy emotional and social skills necessary Program for personal and social growth, while addressing academic learning acceleration. The environment will foster curiosity, through the use of an inquiry and critical thinking-based curriculum design, hands-on student projects, and collaborative peer interactions. 54 Lafayette ES 261 4 4 Carrie Broquard (202) 282-0116 5701 Broad We will target our Rising 1st Graders and Rising KDG with a summer bridge academy. We are 80 Session 1: Three week 1/2 day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Branch Rd. NW also targeting a handful of special populations for SEL support and ELL support during the 7/12/2021 programming in July summer. We are also considering a "Math academy" as a bridge experience to pre teach/re Session 2: for Session 1; Two teach standards for rising 3rd, 4th and 5th grade students. 8/2/2021 week full day in 55 August for Session 2 Langdon ES 262 6 5 Kemi Husbands (202) 576-6048 1900 Evarts St. NE Langdon's Summer Academy will focus on a blend of teaching students accelerated skills and 84 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm addressing any deficits acquired during virtual learning. Students will engaged through a multi- Program 56 facted approached that blends SEL, academics, and enrichment. Langley ES 370 3 5 Kristina Kellogg (202) 724-4223 101 T Street NE Langley ES will offer summer acceleration academy for PreK4 - 5th grade students. We would 70 7/12/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm like to combine a strong emphasis on academics and enrichment opportunities. PreK - 2nd Program grade will focus on Early Literacy and Foundational Reading skills and 3rd-5th Grade will focus 57 on math fluency and problem solving strategies. LaSalle-Backus EC 264 6 4 Shelly Gray (202) 671-6340 501 Riggs Rd. NE Lasalle will provide summer acceleration academy to our rising 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade 60 7/19/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm students. LaSalle will provide a robust summer enrichment program to support their transition Program back to in-person learning. Students will engage in project-based literacy, math, science, health/PE and wellness lessons. Students will engage in a culminating experience at the Lasalle 58 summer academic fair.

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Lawrence E. Boone ES 291 2 8 Kimberly Douglas (202) 671-6240 2200 Minnesota Our Rise and Shine Summer program for 1-4 grades will focus on supporting our students to 100 7/19/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Ave. SE catch-up on grade-level-content and foundational reading skills while exploring fun art, music, Program PE, and gardening activities with staff members. Our Shining Stars Camp will prepare our rising kindergarteners to successfully transition to in-person learning. They will spend time connecting with their new Kindergarten teachers, learning classroom routines, reviewing letter and number recognition concepts, and counting through arts-based and community-building activities. 59 Leckie EC 266 1 8 Niyeka Wilson (202) 645-3330 4201 M.L. King Leckie SAA will serve 4 cohorts of students in Pk4 through grade 8. The program will run for 54 6/28/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Ave. SW two weeks beginning Monday, June 28. Students will engage in academic support detailed Program below: Pk4/K - Phonemic Awareness and Number Sense and Operations 1st/2nd Grade - Phonemic Awareness and Number Sense and Operations 3rd/5th - Literacy Support in Comprehension and Math Support 6th/8th (Middle School) - Advance HS Credit and Math Remediation 60 Ludlow-Taylor ES 271 6 6 Shaunte Daniel (202) 698-3244 659 G St. NE Ludlow-Taylor is serving 3 cohorts of students, 2 in literacy and 1 in math. Our 2 literacy 32 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 4:00 pm cohorts will target our lowest readers in grades K-2. Our math cohort will target students in Program grades 3 and 4. Our full day program will include opportunity for intensive academic support 61 (am) and social emotional development (pm). Luke Moore Alternative HS 884 10 5 Rodney Wormsley (202) 281-3600 1001 Monroe St. Luke C. Moore OA will offer students an opportunity to perform meaningful community 40 8/2/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:30 pm NE service activities where they will engage in relationship building with various stakeholders Program (school partners, school staff, local community). These activities will take place both on the campus of LCM and off-campus. Student outcomes will include but not be limited to finding a purpose, enjoying a meaningful conversation with others, connecting with community members, making a difference, feeling involved, using both physical/interpersonal skills in a productive way ,boosting their self-esteem, and fulfilling a DCPS graduation requirement. 62 MacFarland MS 420 8 4 Mark Sanders (202) 671-6033 4400 Iowa Ave. At MacFarland, we will be focusing on several different groups of students to best meet their 250 Three Sessions: Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW needs for our Summer Acceleration Academies. We will provide a 3 week Acceleration 7/12/21; & MS Summer Bridge Academy focused on project-based learning based on the core content areas for those 7/19/21; (1 Week) students who have failed all 4 core content area classes. We will also host a week-long summer 8/9/21 bridge for our incoming 6th grade students. Finally, we will have week-long sessions for our departing 8th grade students to better prepare them for their transition to high school. 63 Malcolm X ES @ Green 308 1 8 Zara Berry-Young (202) 645-3409 1500 Mississippi Teachers and students come together to build community and increase foundational literacy 72 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Ave. SE skills. Teachers focus on intention instruction that bridges students' learning deficits and grade Program level expectations. Teachers create and implement rigorous lessons that center around the Whole Child, as well as literacy acquisition. Students have an opportunity to engage with peers 64 in a supportive learning environment. Mann ES 273 5 3 Elizabeth Whisnant (202) 282-0126 4430 Newark St. Mann ES seeks to promote connection and personalized learning across the summer, hosting 60 7/6/21 Two Week Half-day 8:00 am - 12:00 pm NW several virtual offerings for every Centaur and several in person learning experiences for smaller (and another week or groups. Across all efforts we aim to inspire our students to read and write with purpose and 2 offered in August- 65 express understanding in new ways. TBD) Marie Reed ES 284 5 1 Katie Franklin Lundgren (202) 673-7308 2201 18th St. NW An in-person, whole child-centered, enriching learning experience for targeted groups of Marie 90 7/19/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:30 pm Reed students (approximately 20% of the school). Daily, students will participate in engaging Program social-emotional, academic, and enrichment programming that is grounded in trusting relationships with their teachers and program staff. The morning sessions will be taught and facilitated by Marie Reed teachers and paraprofessionals. The afternoon sessions will be facilitated by program partners and supported by Marie Reed paraprofessionals. 66 Maury ES 274 5 6 Helena P. Chauvenet (202) 698-3838 1250 Constitution Maury will host a three-week half-day summer learning academy for current K-5 grade 88 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 [, Ave. NE students. The program will focus on acceleration and recovery through small groups and Program academic day optional targeted instruction. Students will participate in ELA, math and SEL instruction. The learning 1:00 - 5:00 pm with 67 academy day will be structured to include student choice and enrichment. partner McKinley MS 435 10 5 Louise Jones (202) 281-3950 151 T. St. NE McKinley Middle School will host a summer acceleration program starting on July 12 and 88 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm ending on July 30. The program will focus on providing targeted instruction in the four core Program subject areas Math, Literacy, Science, Social Studies. Lessons will be a mix of remedial instruction from then past school year, discovery lessons of content that will be approached during term 1 of the coming school year, and social emotional instruction that serves the needs of the whole child. Students will receive both whole class, small group, and one to one instruction when available to address their unique needs. Finally students will conclude their day by engaging in a fun activity of their choice ranging from art, physical fitness, or hands on STEM activities. 68 McKinley Technology HS 458 10 5 Louise Jones (202) 281-3950 151 T St. NE The Summer Academy will support rising 9th graders and 10th graders with a central focus on 396 Session 1: Two Weeks of Full- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm community building. The newest 9th grader class will participate in a week of virtual learning to 6/28/2021 Day Programs (Each orient them with our school norms and skills that will allow them to start school on the right Session 2: week has a different foot in the fall. This support will include, but is not limited to: staff welcomes, bell schedule, 7/6/2021 focus) using CANVAS, etc. The in-person week, for both grades is supremely focused on community building through: Project Soapbox, community circles and team challenges. 69

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Miner ES 280 4 6 Bruce Jackson (202) 397-3960 601 15th St. NE Miner Elementary School Summer Acceleration Academy will offer a three-week program from 95 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 8:30 am- 1:00 pm 8:30am to 1:00pm, Monday through Thursday. The program is designed to further prepare Program the students for the next grade level and beyond. This program is a great fit for students to expand their academic curiosity outside of reading and mathematics as well as to support their social-emotional development. By the end of the program, Miner Elementary School will continue to create a connected community that fosters academically prepared and socially conscious citizens who preservers through challenges to become leaders in society. 70 Moten ES 285 2 8 Akela Dogbe (202) 698-1111 1565 Morris Rd. SE Moten's Summer Acceleration Academy offer two-weeks of full-day programming for grades Pk- 50 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 71 5 in ELA, Math, Social Justice, and the Arts! Program Murch ES 287 4 3 Chris Cebrzynski (202) 282-0130 4810 36th St. NW The Murch Summer academy is going to be a fun mix of acceleration and fun. Murch will invite 44 7/12/21 2-week half day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm current 3rd and 4th graders to work with teachers on targeted reading and math skills while instructional enjoying outside activities, cooking and other enriching activities. Students will receive program; students interventions and enrichment to accelerate learning. After instruction, students will have the will participate in after- option to join Kids Elite Sports or a math enrichment program. learning activities. 72 Nalle ES 288 3 7 Jacob Lappi (202) 671-6280 219 50th St. SE We want to focus on setting our youngest readers and leaders up for success by working on 35 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm targeted reading strategies that can be improved in a short amount of time while giving Program students the chance to develop as leaders through our Sports and Leadership wrap around 73 programming. Noyes ES 290 1 5 Kermit Burks (202) 281-2580 2725 10th St. NE Noyes Summer Acceleration Academy will provide academic and enrichment supports to the 52 7/12/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm students in most need of support based on SY 21 attendance, academic, and socio- emotional Program data. The program will be a three week full day program divided into a morning academic focus 74 and an afternoon enrichment focus. Oyster-Adams Bilingual 292 5 3 Mayra Cruz (202) 671-6130 2801 Calvert St. Our summer programming will focus on SEL (including grief and trauma therapy), community 175 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am- 5:00 pm NW and 2020 building, Spanish immersion and targeted ELL support for newcomers. It will involve indoor Program 19th St. NW and outdoor activities and little to no screen time for students. It will be staffed by members of our student growth team, faculty, and partner teachers as well as aides from our after care program (Oyster Creative Activities). There will be option for half and full day options for families depending on student needs and will be 2-4 weeks in length. 75 Patterson ES 294 1 8 Victorie Thomas (202) 939-5280 4399 South Patterson Elementary School seeks to provide an accelerated academically enriched program 100 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Capitol Terr. SW that focuses on problem-solving hands-on learning experiences for students. Students will Program receive additional practice in reading, mathematics, science, and social studies in a fun engaging way. Additionally, instructional programming will incorporate social emotional learning with an emphasis on community building and family engagement. 76 Payne ES 295 3 6 Stephanie Bryd (202) 698-3262 1445 C St. SE Payne Summer Academy is a four week academic and camp experience. We offer in person 50 7/6/21 Four Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm teacher led academics each morning and camp experiences in the afternoons. Students will Program 77 take a field trip each week. Peabody and Watkins 301 4 6 Mscott Berkowitz (202) 698-3277 425 C St. NE We will grow the curiosity and fundamental skills of our students while focusing on whole-child 76 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 78 wellness. Program Phelps ACE HS 478 8 5 Joshua Emmett (202) 729-4360 704 26th St. NE The Phelps Summer Acceleration Academy is designed to support Phelps students (new and 220 Session 1: Early Summer Session 1: 9:00 am - 1:00 returning) in advance of a new school year. The experiences that students will have while 6/28/2021 Opportunities (with pm; Session 2: Full Day participating in the Summer Acceleration Academy will address social-emotional learning (SEL), Session 2: ACAD Construction academic needs, and college & career preparation. Above all, these experiences will be FUN and 8/2/2021 Trades Foundation, focused on positive relationship-building between students and Phelps staff and among Phelps Summer Coding students. Camp, and possibly Build DC). Then There will also be opportunities for students during the summer that are not directly part of sessions in August by our Summer Acceleration Academy, but certainly support the focus areas of our Academy. grade level These will include hands-on experiences with Construction Trades, Engineering and IT experience in a Summer Coding Camp, entrepreneurial opportunity, and an opportunity to connect athletics and academics through “Books and Workout” throughout the summer.

79 Plummer ES 299 2 7 Terri Fuller (202) 939-4360 4601 Texas Ave. SE Plummer plans to offer a Summer Acceleration Academy to students in grades PK-Grade 3. This 50 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm program will focus on basic skills and grade level appropriate hands-on activities. It is our belief Program that the whole child should be educated therefore we will also utilize the Enrichment sources 80 from DCPS. Powell ES 300 5 4 OKiyyah Lyons-Lucas (202) 671-6270 1350 Upshur St. Powell's Summer Acceleration Academy will provide students with the opportunity to build 100 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW trusting relationships while engaging in a rigorous academic experience. Participating in the Program Summer Acceleration Academy will promote a deep appreciation for languages, mathematics and science and will develop the skills needed to be successful individuals, active community 81 members, and responsible citizens. Randle Highlands ES 316 2 7 Kristie Edwards (202) 729-3250 1650 30th St. SE RHES 3 week summer acceleration plan is focused on providing intentional instructional 50 7/12/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm support for grades Pre-k 3-4th grade. The program will implement SEL, Heggerty, Fundations, Program math acceleration and writing through small group instruction. Scholars will also participate in project based learning that will include an advisory class as an extra curricular activity. 82

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Raymond EC 302 6 4 Natalie Hubbard (202) 576-6236 915 Spring Rd. NW The Summer Acceleration program will include the following schools: Dorothy Height, 70 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Raymond ES, and West ES. The English Learner Summer Academic Program will focus on Program 83 students in grades K-5 (Level1). River Terrace 304 7 7 Aimee Cepeda (202) 442-7111 405 Anacostia Ave. As River Terrace navigates recovery of missed skills due to distance learning, students will be 42 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 2:00 pm NE afforded hands on/project based learning opportunities to gain vocational and independent Program living skills they would have otherwise practiced and applied during a conventional academic year. Additionally, students will engaged in activities of leisure that will help them reconnect with their peers at a social and emotional level. Lastly, students will accelerate or recover skills 84 by engaging in academic interventions. Ron Brown High School 436 8 7 Charles Hunt (202) 729-4343 4800 Meade St. NE Summer Bridge will include our incoming NGA students and our rising 10th graders. These 112 7/26/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm students will participate in restorative circles, team building exercises that will promote Program brotherhood and the ideals of the RBHS culture. Tier II and III students will be enrolled in the Tumaini DC restorative practices program to address trauma and other challenges created by the school closure. choice programming will be offered to students during Summer bridge and to upperclassmen. The programming will include: Mass media, health and wellness, music and theater arts, visual arts, and other programming that will provide opportunities for student connection to their peers and RBHS staff. 85 Roosevelt High School 459 8 4 Justin Ralston (202) 576-6130 4301 13th St. NW Summer Bridge at Roosevelt High School will be a week-long experience for rising 9th and 10th 250 8/2/21 One Week Full Day 9:00 am - 2:00 pm grade students to engage in academic enrichment and social emotional learning. It will also (optional 2:00 - 5:00 pm expose incoming 9th and 10th grade students to the 7 majors offered at Roosevelt. This week- Intro to Athletics, long activity will also provide an opportunity for 11th and 12th grade students to serve as peer Community partners, SAT mentors for 9th and 10th grade students, increasing their ability to feel part of the Roosevelt prep, Distinguished 86 community. Scholars) Roosevelt STAY 456 10 4 Dewayne Little (202) 576-8399 4301 13th St. NW Roosevelt STAY Opportunity Academy will offer a 4-week program in order to bring new 100 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm students to the community, re-engage students who have been out due to distance learning, Program and strengthen academic skills with all interested students. This is a program focused on developing students 21st century skills through project-based learning. Each project incorporates communication, creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking which are vital components for success in school and after graduation. We are offering this program to all RSTAY students, with a special focus on our subgroups such as English Language Learners, Seniors, Young Parents, and new students. Students will be able to work towards earning credits in D.C. History and Physical Education 87 Ross ES 305 4 2 Holly M. Searl (202) 673-7200 1730 R St. NW Ross Elementary will offer a three week, half-day Summer Acceleration Academy serving rising 33 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Kindergarten through Fifth Grade students in three multi-age classes taught by Ross teachers. Program Our program will support the whole child emphasizing both academics and social-emotional learning, with the support of our Social Worker. Due to our current construction project, the 88 Ross program will be offered on the Francis-Stevens campus. Savoy ES 307 2 8 Lisa Rosado (202) 939-2000 2400 Shannon Pl. Our K-2 Summer Acceleration Program will reinforce and strengthen the foundational reading 100 7/6/21 Three Week Full-Day 8:30 am - 4:00 pm SE and math skills needed for the 2021-2022 school year. Our students will receive a full day of Program academics and enrichment filled with fun activities while learning. Students will begin each day with building a positive classroom community while engaging in mindfulness techniques (i.e breathing exercises) to prepare them for the instructional day and beyond. 89 School Without Walls HS 466 10 2 Sylvia A. Isaac (202) 645-9690 2130 G St. NW SWW Summer Bridge will provide in-person experiences for all grade-levels, focusing on 200 6/28/21 Two Weeks 9:00 am - 1:00 pm introducing (or re-introducing) the School Without Walls school culture and environment, provide opportunities for students to practice their executive functioning strategies (organization, time-management, etc.) in anticipation of in-person learning in the fall, and build community amongst the staff and students in cohorts. Students will engage in dialogue around SWW’s racial equity work, learn about academic programs and expectations, discuss college preparedness, partake in a community-service project, and will use the city as a classroom. 90 School-Within-School @ 943 4 6 John Burst (202) 727-7377 920 F St. NE The Summer Acceleration Academy at SWS @ Goding will target rising kindergarteners and 40 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Goding rising first graders in approximately two cohorts in each grade band. The academy will focus on Program supporting acceleration for the youngest elementary students in order to maximize progress and growth for these students in SY21-22. The programming will include math, literacy, and project-based learning with an emphasis on social-emotional learning. 91 Seaton ES 309 4 6 Suzanne Peters (202) 673-7215 1503 10th St. NW Grade band cohorts of students will engage in meaningful hands-on experiences that integrate 75 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm literacy and math skills. Math lessons will target foundational fluency skills necessary for success Program in their next grade-level. Literacy lessons will be content focused to deepen students’ love for learning. Mindfulness activities and such as breathing, and movement will be embedded into their day to ensure students benefit from holistic learning experiences. Tier II and Tier III literacy intervention will also be available to provide targeted supports for students. 92 Shepherd ES 313 6 4 Phyllis Hedlund (202) 576-6140 7800 14th St NW We will invite students who need Tier 2 and 3 supports. We already have a tutoring program 99 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 2:00 pm underway for these students. At the moment, I have no volunteers for ECE but would very Program much like to have a program for those students. We will provide ELA/Math support and enrichment (Music/Spanish). We will have a SEL component using Morning Meeting and 93 Closing Circle.

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Simon ES 315 1 8 Franchita Eborn (202) 645-3360 401 Mississippi The Summer Acceleration Academy at Simon Elementary will focus on Early Literacy 45 7/19/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Ave. SE Intervention through the use of high quality literacy intervention provided by Effective and Program Highly Effective Teachers. Students will have the opportunity to grapple with complex text in order to master grade level standards and attain high achievement. Students will participate in small group direct instruction and blended learning program daily. This model will continue into the 2021-2022 school year as we transform our Foundational Literacy program to be grounded in the Science of Reading. 94 Smothers ES 322 3 7 Kiana Williams (202) 939-3600 4400 Brooks St. NE Our Summer Acceleration Academy will provide students with both academic and enrichment 50 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm activities. Students will engage in project-based learning. At the end of Summer Acceleration Program Academy, students will share what they learned through displays, dramatic works, and inventions. Students will also take part in activities like swimming, skating, and the arts. 95 Sousa MS 427 9 7 Courtney Wilkerson (202) 729-3260 3650 Ely Pl. SE Summer enrichment to support students promotion to next grade 200 7/6/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 96 Summer acceleration for those identified in advanced classes Program Stanton ES 319 2 8 Harold McCray (202) 671-6180 2701 Naylor Rd. SE At Stanton ES we will be focusing on accelerated learning through various content specific 144 7/12/21 Four Week Half-Day 8:30 am - 3:00 pm courses. We will be offering Guided Reading, Writing, Social & Emotional Learning and Math Program Fluency standards for our content learning. Additionally in the afternoon, we will offer enrichment activities through Kid Power that include cooking, STEM, art, music, and more! 97 This program is offered to students in Pre-K through 5th grade. Stevens Early Learning 1142 6 2 Amelia Hunt (202) 698-0677 1050 21st St. NW The Thaddeus Steven Early Learn Center community has committed to supporting the 15 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 8:45 am - 1:00 pm Center academic and developmental needs of our young learners through creative, engaging Program instruction. Summer Acceleration Academy programming will focus on early literacy and numeracy skills and social-emotional development taught with a project-based approach. Children will explore a topic of interest and demonstrate their learning through visual, artistic, 98 and written displays and instructional technology presentations. Stoddert ES 321 5 3 Donald Bryant (202) 671-6030 4001 Calvert St. Summer reading camp for rising 1st-3rd grade students. Objectives include; strengthen 41 6/28/21 Two-Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm NW students' foundational reading skills, specifically in decoding; build background knowledge and Program critical thinking skills by engaging students in Making activities and thinking routines; develop 99 teachers' professional knowledge of the science of reading. Stuart-Hobson MS 428 7 6 Eric Fraser (202) 671-6010 410 E St. NE The SHMS Summer Acceleration Academy aims to support students in wrapping up the 2020- 66 7/19/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm 21 school year and jumpstarting their learning and community-building in anticipation of the Program 2021-22 school year. We aspire to serve somewhere between 60-125 of our school’s population during a two-week, full-day (9:00-5:00 PM) experience from July 19-July 30. Students will receive academic support during STEM and Humanities blocks in the morning and spend their afternoons working with our teachers and school partners on academic enrichment, SEL activities, and kick-off programming for arts and athletics. 100 SWW @ Francis Stevens 409 10 2 shanna young (202) 724-4841 2425 N St. NW SWWFS seeks to accelerate student learning and social-emotional development during our 100 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 2021 Summer Acceleration Academy beginning July 12 - 30 from 9am - 1pm daily. Our Program Summer Acceleration Academy seeks to serve and support all students and families using a gradual approach to address learning loss due to pandemic. Students will be selected based on the Tier 2 and Tier 3 criteria, universal supports will be offered to students who are in Tier 1. We are committed to ensuring that all of our students have access to opportunities to approach or meet grade-level expectations and standards. 101 Takoma EC 324 6 4 Elena Bell (202) 671-6050 7010 Piney Branch Takoma Elementary Schools values the social and academic progress of our students. This 100 7/19/21 Three Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Rd. NW summer will provide extended learning opportunities for students through our Summer Program Acceleration and Enrichment Academy. Our programming will engage students in joyful 102 learning and support their continued learning through the summer months. Thomas ES 325 3 7 Jaimee Trahan (202) 724-4593 650 Anacostia Ave. Through thematic and project based learning, students will deepen their understanding and 48 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NE mastery for Early Literacy Development. We will incorporate restorative practice for SEL Program development and relationship building. Students will participate in hands-on activities that align to thematic/project based learning. We will curate Virtual Field Trip opportunities to bring 103 learning to life. Thomson ES 326 4 2 Carmen S. Shepherd (202) 898-4660 1200 L St. NW Thomson will provide an acceleration academy to support early literacy/phonics with our PK4- 50 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm grade 1 students. The focus will be on strengthening early literacy skills that support students Program reading at grade level. We will include Social Emotional learning opportunities. 104 Truesdell EC 327 6 4 Tracy Foster (202) 576-6202 800 Ingraham St. The 2021 Camp @Truesdell will provide students with an enrichment program that 80 7/12/21 Three week full day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm NW incorporated 1:1 to 1:3 personalized tutoring services throughout the day. In partnership program for students with Blue Ribbon Tutors and DC Scores, students currently in grades PK-4 will engage in an currently in PK4-4; enrichment program that incorporates activities such as STEAM activities, public advocacy, Half day program for wellness, performing arts, arts and soccer camp, cooking and book clubs. Camp @Truesdell students currently in will be held July 12-30, Monday - Thursday from 9am - 5pm for students currently in PK4-4 PK3. with a half-day program from 9am - 1pm for students currently in PK3. 105 Tubman ES 328 5 1 Amanda Delabar (202) 673-7285 3101 13th St. NW Tubman will focus on closing critical literacy and numeracy gaps with a rigorous academic 120 7/12/21 We will run a 3 week 9:00 am - 5:00 pm program in the morning. The afternoons will allow for more social engagement and project 1/2 day program and opportunities with a community partner-dare we even say fun afternoons! a 4 week 1/2day 106 program

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Projected Students Served (Eligible for Tier II and School Name School ID Cluster Ward Principal Phone Number for the School School Address Description of Summer Acceleration Academy Tier III Supports Offered in Summer Acceleration Start Date Length of Program Hours of Program Academy) 1 Turner ES 329 1 8 Jessica Morris (202) 645-3470 3264 Stanton Rd. Turner's summer acceleration academy will elevate safety and connection through relationship 50 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm SE building and intentional practices to promote student well-being. Students will engage in Program foundational literacy and math skills while discovering and deepening their knowledge of the 107 world around them through a STEM exploratory unit. Tyler ES 330 5 6 Jasmine Brann (202) 939-4810 1001 G St. SE The Tyler Elementary Summer Acceleration Academy will offer rising PK4 - Grade 5 students 60 7/19/21 Two Week Full-Day 8:30 am - 3:00 pm exciting and targeted interventions and enrichment opportunities in a safe and nurturing Program environment. Everyday will be a great day to love and learn by emphasizing hands-on and real- world experiences through authentic writing adventures, STEM experiments, global studies, and more! Tyler and selected partner staff will support each child's learning plan with explicit data collection around literacy, numeracy, and SEL competencies so that student participants are engaged, educated and empowered for the 2021-2022 school year and beyond! 108 Van Ness ES 331 6 6 Cynthia Robinson (202) 727-4314 1150 5th St SE Van Ness will host a summer learning program called Otters Achieve! from July 5 to 30 to 44 7/5/21 Four week full day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm support our students with the greatest academic needs in advance of SY 2021-22. The program program will be from 9 am to 3 pm, with intensive academic programming with highly effective lead teachers from 9 am to 12:30 pm and enrichment and outdoor movement activities with highly effective support staff (educational aides, behavior techs, and school partners) from 12:30 to 3 pm. There will be four cohorts of students - current PK4, K, 1st/2nd, and 3rd/4th graders - with 11 students participating in each cohort for a total of 44 students or 12% of our 375 student population. If cohort sizes expand with new guidance from the mayor, this number may increase. Otters Achieve! will continue the whole-child approach followed by Van Ness teachers during the school year, with opportunities for students to authentically practice socio-emotional learning skills in a nurturing environment as they have their academic needs met. 109 Walker-Jones EC 332 7 6 Clinton Turner (202) 939-5934 1125 New Jersey Walker Jones is offering a special 10 boot camp run by the TEACHERS! 50 7/12/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Ave. NW Program Our staff is hosting the 10 day fun filled literacy boot camp. We are inviting grades K to 8 to participate. This all day program will open a 8:30am - 3pm. The program features daily prizes and incentives -- kids with strong attendance can even win a 110 bike! West EC 336 6 4 Nikeysha Jackson (202) 576-6226 1335 Farragut St. The Summer Acceleration program will include the following schools: Dorothy Height, 70 7/12/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm NW Raymond ES, and West ES. The English Learner Summer Academic Program will focus on Program 111 students in grades K-5 (Level1). Wheatley EC 335 3 5 Shenora Plenty (202) 939-5970 1299 Neal St. NE As our school navigates summer and fall recovery, targeted scholars in grades K-2 will engage in 33 6/28/21 Two Week Full-Day 9:00 am - 5:00 pm enrichment and academic activities to inspire them to learn and grow to feel confident and Program prepared for the fall. Our Summer Program will specifically focus on early literacy and numeracy skills to assist with filling gaps to prepare scholars to receive grade-level instruction in Fall 21-22. The afternoon will allow scholars to engage in STEM, Music & Movement and Arts & 112 Crafts enrichment activities with an SEL component. Whittier EC 338 3 4 Tiffany R. Johnson (202) 576-6156 6201 5th St. NW We aim to provide targeted instruction in the area of math, reading, writing, and science using 36 7/6/21 Three Week Half-Day 9:00 am - 1:00 pm a variety of hands-on learning activities. Students will leave this program feeling stimulated, Program supported, and ready for the Fall! Our summer innovation program will also consist of enrichment activities; blend remediation with enrichment activities and more advanced 113 curricula; and social-emotional lessons. Wilson HS 463 8 3 Kimberly Martin (202) 282-0120 3950 Chesapeake Teachers are creating dynamic programing based on their passions and interests. Some courses 500 8/2/21 One or Two Week; Half- and Full-day St. NW will last one week, others for two. Some will be 1/2 day, others will be full days long. Some of Full and Half Days programs the courses that teachers will lead are: English Language Learner College and Career Exploration for Rising Seniors, Self Care and Student Success (Mindful Meditation/Practice of Loving kindness/Yoga), Writing Boot Camp, and Love is not Abuse. 114 Woodson, H.D. HS 464 8 7 William Massey (202) 939-2030 540 55th St. NE The H.D. Woodson Summer Acceleration Academy is is a learning experience that will provide 250 7/26/21 Three Week Half-Day 10:00 am - 2:00 pm academic acceleration opportunities, school engagement opportunities, and social emotional Program (Tues, Wed, Thurs) 115 supports for scholars in the nurturing environment of our school.

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