From staff reports
The team at Hickory Public Schools isnât waiting until school is out for the summer. The school district is already immersed in a campaign to capture the attention of families, reminding everyone that the fall semester begins for students Aug. 23.
Over the past year, with the cloud of COVID-19 limiting in-person learning, the district has shifted the sails to a positive direction, navigating forward. The HPS teachers, staff and administrators are steering toward an exciting return to school.
âGranted, we are just wrapping up the 2020-2021 school year with our last day and graduation ceremonies scheduled for this Friday, May 28, and our HPS Summer Learning Program is starting soon; but Iâve heard teachers, staff, and even students share their enthusiasm for the return to normal for the new school year,â said Beverly Snowden, HPS director of communications.
ELIZABETHTON â Open enrollment has begun for the four-week summer learning programs offered by the Elizabethton City School System in June.
The summer learning programs are for students enrolled in the Elizabethton City School System. Those interested in enrolling a rising student in grades 1-8 should complete the open registration form that is available online at ecschools.net. A separate application must be completed for each student.
Open spots will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis until all available spaces are filled. Open enrollment will close on May 21 or when all sports are filled.
The Summer Learning Program and the Summer Bridge Camp are designed to provide additional in-person instruction in a year impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bossier Schools announces summer programs to help make up for lost learning Bossier Parish Schools announced a series of summer learning programs to address lost learning following the COVID-19 pandemic. (Source: Bossier Parish Schools) By Christian Piekos | April 27, 2021 at 4:45 AM CDT - Updated April 27 at 7:56 AM
BOSSIER PARISH, La. (KSLA) - As life slowly returns to some form of pre-pandemic normalcy, Bossier Parish Schools announced a series of summer programs for students to help make up for “lost learning, promotion and placement decision-making and graduation requirements.”
Bossier Schools announce summer programs for students
Using federal dollars, these programs are free for students. Parents interested in registering their child for one of these programs should contact their school counselor unless otherwise noted below. Dr. Nichole Bourgeois, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, said transportation, school supplies, as well as breakfast
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Lompoc Unified School District will be offering expanded learning this summer
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The Lompoc Unified School District (LUSD) will be offering students an opportunity to participate in expanded learning experiences starting this summer.
In past summers, LUSD has offered in-person elective classes and enrichment, but now itâll be available to more students and involves even more community partners.
âThe 2021 Summer Learning Program started as an idea, that turned into a Think Tank and has blossomed into a hands-on, camp style summer learning program that not only takes into consideration the losses our students have experienced this past year, but also the thoughtful process our LUSD educators put into this,â said Katherine Wallace, LUSD Coordinator of Educational Services.