Summer School Guide - Kansas City Public Schools

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K CPS 2016 P ARENT HANDBOOK
201 6 SUM MER SC H O OL PARENT GU I DE & HA N DB OOK
W W W. KC P UB LIC S C HOOL S .O R G / S U MMER
When schools out for the summer,
it’s important for families to select
fun, safe, healthy and educational
activities for their children. We
offer extensive summer learning
opportunities for students
throughout KCPS. Here you’ll find
resources to help keep your child
engaged, active and learning all
summer long.
Contents
WHY
SUMMER
SCHOOL?
Senate Bill 319/Retention................................... 5
1. Improve reading and math
skills
Site Directory....................................................... 3
KCPS Programs
Extended School Year......................................... 4
Various Locations
Gladstone, Satchel Paige, & Wheatley Elementary
Middle School Credit Recovery.......................... 6
Central Middle and Northeast Middle
High School Credit Recovery............................. 7
Central Academy & Northeast High School
2. Get a jump start on classes
New American Academy.................................... 8
3. Ease the transition from one
grade to the next
Summer Bridge Academy.................................. 9
HOW TO
REGISTER?
Visit your neighborhood school
to obtain an application or get a
referral from one of our partners.
QUESTIONS?
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
(816) 418-7266
Web:
kcpublicschools.org/summer
Gladstone Elementary and Northeast Middle
Paseo Academy of Fine and Performing Arts
Pylons Honors STEAM Academy..................... 10
Partner Programs
7 Strategic.......................................................... 11
Northeast Middle & High, Central Middle & Academy
AileyCamp.......................................................... 12
Boys & Girls Clubs............................................. 13
Thornberry and Wagner
LINC.................................................................... 14
Multiple Locations
Upper Room...................................................... 15
Multiple Locations
YMCA.................................................................. 16
Satchel Paige Elementary
Site Directory
Summer School Site
Times
Grades
ManagementAddress
ELEMENTARY
Banneker Elementary. . ............................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 7050 Askew Ave
Border Star Montessori. . .........................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 6321 Wornall Rd
Carver Dual Language.............................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 4600 Elmwood Ave
Faxon Elementary...................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 1320 E 32nd Terrace
Garcia Elementary..................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 1000 W 17th St
Gladstone Elementary . . ...........................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6 ................. KCPS, New Americans..... 335 N Elmwood Ave
Hale Cook Elementary.............................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 7302 Pennsylvania Ave
Holliday Montessori. . ..............................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 7227 Jackson Ave
J & D Wagner Unit. . .................................8:00 - 6:00..................... Rising K-8.................. Boys & Girls Club............ 2405 Elmwood Ave
King Elementary.. ....................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 4848 Woodland
Longfellow Elementary...........................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 2830 Holmes
Melcher Elementary.. ..............................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 3958 Chelsea Dr
Pitcher Elementary.................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 9915 E 38th Terr
Rogers Elementary. . ................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 6400 E 23rd St
Satchel Paige Elementary........................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. KCPS & YMCA.. ................ 3301 E 75th St
Thornberry Unit. . ....................................8:00 - 6:00..................... Rising K-8.................. Boys & Girls Club............ 3831 E 43rd St
Trailwoods Elementary.. ..........................8:45 - 4:35 .................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 6201 E 17 St
Troost Elementary..................................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 1215 E 59th St
Wheatley Elementary. . ............................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. KCPS. . ............................. 2415 Agnes Ave
Whittier Elementary...............................8:45 - 4:35..................... Rising K-6.................. LINC............................... 1012 Bales Ave
MIDDLE/HIGH
Central Middle. . .................................... 7:30 - 1:30. . .................... Rising 7-8.................. KCPS Enrichment/........... 3611 E. Linwood Blvd
............................................................ ....................................................................... Credit Recovery
............................................................ ....................................................................... 7 Strategic
Northeast Middle.. ................................ 7:30 - 1:30. . .................... Rising 7-8.................. KCPS Enrichment/........... 4904 Independence Ave
............................................................ ....................................................................... Credit Recovery/
............................................................ ....................................................................... 7 Strategic
............................................................ ....................................................................... New Americans
Central Academy . . ................................. 7:30 - 1:30 ..................... Grades 9-12............... KCPS Enrichment/........... 3221 Indiana Ave
............................................................ ....................................................................... Credit Recovery/
............................................................ ....................................................................... 7 Strategic
Northeast High School.......................... 7:30 - 1:30. . .................... Rising 9-12 . . ............... KCPS Enrichment/........... 415 Van Brunt Blvd
............................................................ ....................................................................... Credit Recovery/
............................................................ ....................................................................... 7 Strategic
Paseo Academy..................................... 7:30 - 1:30. . .................... Rising 9-12 . . ............... Alvin Ailey...................... 4747 Flora Ave
Paseo Academy..................................... V aries.. ........................... Rising 9-12 . . ............... Pylons Honors &............. 4747 Flora Ave
............................................................ ....................................................................... Summer Bridge
Success Academy.................................. V aries.. ........................... Rising 9-12 . . ............... Virtual Schools
*Upper Room Sites will be added, please check back daily for updated file
KCPS Programs
Extended School Year
Various Locations
Extended School Year (ESY) is an extension of special education services beyond
the normal school year. It is not Summer School. The purpose of ESY is not to
initiate new goals. ESY services are intended to prevent serious regression on
existing goals.
ELIGIBILIT Y
DATES
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
Students are determined eligible by the
Individualized Education Program (IEP)
Team.
ELEMENTARY HOURS
COURSE OFFERINGS
AT TENDANCE
All students will be enrolled in English
Language Arts and Math.
Attendance will be taken the same
as during the regular school year. All
students are to be in their classrooms
when the period begins. Any student
who is tardy will be marked absent for
the hour the tardy occurs.
7:30 a.m. - 12:25 a.m.
TR ANSPORTATION
PHONE
Transportation will be provided for
eligible students only.
MEAL S
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
HIGH SCHOOL HOURS
816.418.8941
Fax: 816.418.5239
Breakfast and Lunch provided
DRESS CODE
Students should dress in the same
manner that is approved by KCPS during
the regular school year. Students do not
have to wear uniforms. Please refrain
from wearing: flip flops, shirts without
straps, low level shorts (short-shorts),
sagging pants, and inappropriate words
on clothing.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
We encourage parent involvement
in our school. Please contact Pam
Harris, (816) 418-7538, for volunteer
opportunities. Parents must make an
appointment to speak with the teacher
about academic or behavior concerns.
Teachers will contact parents via
weekly notes to keep parents informed
regarding progress. A final progress
note will be sent home at the end of
program.
Kansas City Public Schools
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Summer School Parent Guide
Phone: (816) 418-7266
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www.kcpublicschools.org/summer
Email: [email protected]
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Senate Bill 319/Retention
Gladstone, Satchel Paige, & Wheatley Elementary
KCPS will service students who meet the criteria defined by Senate Bill 319. SB
319 requires students to attend summer school who are reading 2 grade levels
below. Students who do not achieve the standards set forth by the Kansas City
Public School promotion, retention and attendance policy may be retained at the
same grade for the following year. The district will invite students to participate in
summer after careful review of the students’ reading assessments.
DATES
AT TENDANCE
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
HOURS
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
CONTAC T
Current School Principal
TR ANSPORTATION
LOC ATIONS
Satchel Paige Elementary School
3301 E. 75th St.
Kansas City, MO
64132
(816) 418-5050
Teachers will contact parents via
weekly notes to keep parents informed
regarding progress. A final progress note
will be sent home at the end of ESY.
DRESS CODE
on clothing.
Gladstone Elementary
335 N. Elmwood
Kansas City, MO 64123
(816) 418-3950
Wheatley Elementary
2415 Agnes Ave.
(816) 418-4825
BEFORE & AF TER C ARE
LINC
MEAL S
Breakfast and Lunch provided
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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Middle School Credit Recovery
Central Middle and Northeast Middle
Available for KCPS middle school students who will be taking online middle
school credit recovery. This in addition to the required classroom time, will be
an opportunity for students to address their individual needs. Limited space is
available. Enrollment will be conducted on a first come first serve basis.
DATES
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
CREDIT
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
High School students can earn a 1/2
credit for each semester (3 weeks)
HOURS
COURSE OFFERINGS
Math, English Language Arts,
Social Studies, and Science
AT TENDANCE
STUDY
7:30 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
PHONE
816-418-2000
Fax: 816-418-2027
Attendance will be taken the same as
during the regular school year. Any
student who misses more than 6 hours
of summer school will not receive credit
for the course, or courses. All students
are to be in their classrooms when the
period begins. Any student who is tardy
will be marked absent for the hour the
tardy occurs.
CITIZENSHIP
Students are in summer school
voluntarily. They are expected to
maintain a wholesome attitude
toward learning. Students who
do not maintain good school citizenship may be dismissed from
school and without credit.
LEAVING THE BUILDING
LOC ATION
Students are not to leave the building
unless they are leaving the school
grounds for the day. Students must
notify the summer school office before
leaving the building.
Northeast Middle
4904 Independence Ave.
Kansas City, Missouri 64124
Central Middle
3611 E. Linwood Blvd.
Summer school courses cover a great
deal of material in a short time;
consequently, students must study
both during the school day and outside
of school time. Books are to be taken
home each day.
DRESS CODE
on clothing.
TR ANSPORTATION
MEAL S
Breakfast and lunch will be provided
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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High School Credit Recovery
Central Academy & Northeast High School
Available for KCPS high school students who will be taking online high school
credit recovery. This in addition to the required classroom time, will be an
opportunity for students to address their individual needs. Limited space is
available. Enrollment will be conducted on a first come first serve basis.
DATES
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
CREDIT
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
High School students can earn a 1/2
credit for each semester (3 weeks)
HOURS
COURSE OFFERINGS
Math, English Language Arts,
Social Studies, and Science
AT TENDANCE
STUDY
7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
PHONE
816-418-2000
Fax: 816-418-2027
tardy occurs.
CITIZENSHIP
maintain a wholesome attitude
toward learning. Students who
do not maintain good school citizenship may be dismissed from
school and without credit.
LEAVING THE BUILDING
LOC ATION
Students are not to leave the building
unless they are leaving the school
grounds for the day. Students must
notify the summer school office before
leaving the building.
Northeast High School
415 Van Brunt Blvd.
Central High School
3221 Indiana Ave.
Summer school courses cover a great
deal of material in a short time;
consequently, students must study
both during the school day and outside
of school time. Books are to be taken
home each day.
DRESS CODE
on clothing.
TR ANSPORTATION
MEAL S
Breakfast and lunch will be provided
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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New American Academy
Gladstone Elementary and Northeast Middle
The New American Academy serves 170 of the most recent newly arriving
English language learners. The English-intensive academic curriculum is themebased and includes a culminating project based on expressing identity in a new
culture. The secondary program will also include an Math-intensive component.
DATES
DRESS CODE
manner that is approved by KCPS
during the regular school year.
Students do not have to wear uniforms. Please refrain from wearing:
flip flops, shirts without straps, low
level shorts (short-shorts), sagging
pants, and inappropriate words on
clothing.
ELIGIBILIT Y
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
Enrollment by invitation
HOURS
TR ANSPORTATION
8:45 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. - Gladstone
7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. - NEMS
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Allyson Hile
LINC will be available at Gladstone
Elementary.
CONTAC T
MEAL S
Stacey Karabegovic
[email protected]
Breakfast and lunch provided
Joyce Troop
[email protected]
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
(816) 418-8916
LOC ATION
K-6
AT TENDANCE
Gladstone Elementary
335 N. Elmwood
(816) 418-3950
7-10
Northeast Middle
(816) 418-3400
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Summer Bridge Academy
Sixth Grade Summer Bridge Academy is a 3-week enriching summer school experience that will challenge students’
creativity and prepare them for middle school. Students will be engaged in a “flipped classroom” experience. Pylons
Honors Teachers will utilize online learning tools, such as MOODLE and webinars to enhance their instruction. This
methodology will also better prepare our students to be college and career ready.
ELIGIBILIT Y
DATES
MEAL S
Rising 7th grade students
Enrollment by invitation only
3-week Program
June 6 - June 24, 2016
Breakfast and Lunch Provided
CITIZENSHIP
OFFERINGS
HOURS
Courses offered will encourage
students to explore and use their
creative skills in critical thinking, debate,
and solving real-world problems.
Students will be introduced to careers
in the fine and performing arts fields.
Career exploration may include
music and movie production, drama,
animation, and more.
Instruction
8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Buses
12:00 p.m.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Anna Blancarte
PHONE
AT TENDANCE
(816) 418-2665
LOC ATION
Paseo Academy of Fine and
Performing Arts
4747 Paseo Ave.
Kansas City, MO
64110
TR ANSPORTATION
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maintain a wholesome attitude toward
learning.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
DRESS CODE
clothing.
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Pylons Honors STEAM Academy
Summer Academies that will be available:
Young Engineers, June 6 - June 10, 2016 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Makers & Tinkerers, June 13- 17, 2016 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Rockets & Robots, June 20 - June 24, 2016 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
DATES
ELIGIBILIT Y
3-week Program
June 6 - June 24, 2016
Summer academies are available to
Pylons students who have completed
4th, 5th or 6th grade. NO EXCEPTIONS!
HOURS
OFFERINGS
Instruction
8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Young Engineers: Discovering the world
of engineering using the Engineering
Design Process and 3D CAD Creo design
software to create prototypes.
Buses
12:00 p.m.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Makers & Tinkerers: Using sense of
discovery and investigation skills to
solve problems using the Engineering
Design Process.
Anna Blancarte
PHONE
(816) 418-2665
Rockets & Robots: Mixing the thrill of
rocketry with the newly released Lego®
Mindstorm EV3 robots.
LOC ATION
Performing Arts
4747 Paseo Ave.
Kansas City, MO
64110
AT TENDANCE
CITIZENSHIP
learning.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
DRESS CODE
clothing.
TR ANSPORTATION
MEAL S
Breakfast and Lunch Provided
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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Partner Programs
7 Strategic
Northeast Middle & High, Central Middle & Academy
The Kansas City Public School District is pleased to announce the 2016 Summer
Academic Enrichment Program. This program targets middle, and high school students,
inclusive of rising 7th graders in partnership with 7 Strategic Consulting Firm.
DATES
ELIGIBILIT Y
APPLY
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
Rising 7-12th graders
HOURS
The Summer Academic Enrichment
Program (SAEP) is designed to enhance
the academic experience of high school
students seeking academic credit for
elective courses. Participants may
earn ½ or 1 academic credit towards
graduation.
Students may register with their
respective school counselor.
CREDIT (HIGH SCHOOL ONLY)
7:30 a.m. -2:45 p.m.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Antonette Collins
CONTAC T
Phone: 913-207-9908
SELEC TION
Space is limited as registration is based
on a first-come, first serve basis.
MEAL S
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
DRESS CODE
Students should dress in the same manner that is approved by KCPS during the
regular school year.
COURSE OFFERINGS
GR ADES 7-8
The course offerings for 7-8 include:
computer application and physical
education. The course offerings for
9-12 include: visual arts, graphic arts,
physical education, multicultural
history, health, and college summit
(college prep). Students will be
exposed to leadership development,
career knowledge, and post-secondary
opportunities, such as college and
career tours and service learning.
Northeast Middle
Central Middle
3611 E. Linwood Blvd.
GR ADES 9-12
Northeast High School
415 Van Brunt Blvd.
Central High School
3221 Indiana Ave.
AT TENDANCE
Recommendation: 2 service hours
TR ANSPORTATION
CITIZENSHIP
tardy occurs.
WEBSITE
www.7strategic.org
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
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learning.
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AileyCamp
Ailey Camp is a 5-week; national model summer dance camp that uses
disciplined dance-training, creative writing instruction, personal development
and communication workshops to help students develop a respect for
themselves and others. KC Friends of Alvin Ailey manages the camp including
recruitment, staffing, enrollment and parent communication.
DATES
ELIGIBILIT Y
5-week Program
June 6 – June 14, 2016
Rising 7th - 9th graders. No prior dance
training is necessary.
HOURS
AT TENDANCE
7:30 am - 3:45 pm
Monday - Friday
• Male: Shorts/T-Shirt
Campers must attend each day, unless
they are ill. Please do not apply if you
cannot commit to sending your child
each day for the entire six weeks.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Michael Joy,
KCFAA Director of Artistic and
Educational Programs/
AileyCamp Director
TR ANSPORTATION
Campers that reside within the KCPS
summer program boundaries will be
transported by school bus to and from
designated pickup points.
CONTAC T
All camp attire provided free of charge.
Must wear uniform and own tennis
shoes each day.
• Female: Shorts/T-Shirt/
Leotard/Tights
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Parents must attend the scheduled
parent/camper orientation and commit
to sending their child each day for the
entire camp session.
SPONSORS
AileyCamp is sponsored by Kansas
City Friends of Alvin Ailey, a non-profit
APPLY
organization, incorporated in 1984
Interested students may apply by means to establish an on-going presence
of in-school recruitment, online, or by
of Alvin Ailey in Kansas City. KCFAA
calling KCFAA. Application does not
receives contributions from corporate,
guarantee acceptance.
foundation, government and individual
donors in addition to school district
SELEC TION
support.
Need, gender, and ethnicity relative to
district wide representation are factors
in the selection process.
Phone: (816) 471-6003
Fax: (816)471-6001
ADDRESS
Kansas City Friends of Alvin Ailey
1714 East 18th Street, Kansas
City, MO 64108
LOC ATION
Performing Arts
4747 Flora Ave.
(816) 418-2275
DRESS CODE
WEBSITE
www.kcfaa.org
MEAL S
Breakfast, lunch and snacks
provided
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Boys & Girls Clubs
Thornberry and Wagner
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Kansas City Atomic Blast Summer Enrichment Program
offers exciting, educational enrichment programs focused on keeping young minds
engaged over the summer. During Atomic Blast, Club kids learn math and science skills
through fun activities and nurture a love of learning through reading comprehension
and writing exercises.
DATES
9-week Program
June 6 – August 5, 2016
HOURS
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Candy Brooks
Director of Education
ELIGIBILIT Y
PHONE
Outer clothing and boots should be
labeled with child’s name.
Children and youth ages 5 – 18
(816) 361-3600 ext. 242
Fax: (816) 361-3675
• Children must have tennis
shoes, without black soles,
shorts or sweat pants for gym
activities.
COURSE OFFERINGS
Each day, children and youth participate
in educational activities facilitated
by certified teachers (grades K-8)
that involve a high level of youth
engagement and motivation. The
program includes field trips, computer
lab, swimming, friendship, fun,
exploration and more.
ADDRESS
4001 Blue Pkwy, suite 102
LOC ATIONS
J&D Wagner Unit
2405 Elmwood Ave.
(816) 241-5252
• Children must wear shoes that
will stay on their feet, thongs
are not acceptable.
• When members are swimming,
appropriate swimming attire
is required to utilize the
swimming pool. (SHORTS
AND A SHIRT FOR ALL CLUB
MEMBERS)
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Required introductory parent meeting.
Thornberry Unit
3831 E. 43rd St.
MEAL S
Breakfast, lunch and snack provided
(816) 861-6300
DRESS CODE
WEBSITE
Members should be adequately dressed
for indoor and outdoor activities.
www.helpkckids.org
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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LINC
Multiple Locations
The Local Investment Commission (LINC) will offer a 5-week, all-day
summer school and enrichment experience hosted at 15 school sites.
Mornings will feature academic instruction in reading and math provided
by a certified teacher. Afternoons will feature academic enrichment and
youth development activities including field trips, arts, sports and chess,
character education, swimming and robotics.
You must enroll at the LINC school you want to attend this summer.
DATES
LOC ATIONS
5-week Program
June 6-July 8, 2016
Banneker Elementary Whittier
HOURS
Border Star Montessori
AC ADEMIC ENRICHMENT
7050 Askew Ave, Kansas City, MO 64132
7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
6321 Wornall Rd, Kansas City, MO 64113
COST Free
Carver Dual Language WEBSITE
Faxon Elementary
4600 Elmwood Ave, Kansas City, MO 64130
1320 E 32nd Terr, Kansas City, MO 64109
www.kclinc.org/kcps-summer
Garcia Elementary LINC will also offer Before &
After Care for students in the
KCPS Summer School programs.
Hale Cook Elementary 1000 W 17th St, Kansas City, MO 64108
1012 Bales Ave, Kansas City, MO 64127
The LINC Summer Camp program will
incorporate three hours of academic
enrichment each morning. LINC will
provide learning experiences for
students, both inside and outside
of the classroom, in the following
academic areas: reading and writing,
mathematics, and science.
DRESS CODE
Clean, neat and appropriate clothing for
7302 Pennsylvania Ave, Kansas City, MO 64114
summer weather and activities.
Holliday Montessori MEAL S
Breakfast, lunch and snack
provided.
7227 Jackson, Kansas City, MO 64132
King Elementary
4848 Woodland, Kansas City, MO 64110
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
LINC encourages the active
participation of parents and
provides supportive resources
and referrals. LINC will organize
a special event to be held at the
end of the summer program.
The end of summer blast will
include food and entertainment
for the whole family.
Longfellow Elementary 2830 Holmes, Kansas City, MO 64109
Melcher Elementary
3958 Chelsea Dr, Kansas City, MO 64130
Pitcher Elementary
9915 E 38th Terr, Kansas City, MO 64133
Rogers Elementary
6400 E 23rd St, Kansas City, MO 64129
TR ANSPORTATION
Transportation is not provided.
Trailwoods Elementary 6201 E 17th St, Kansas City, MO 64126
Troost Elementary
1215 E 59th St, Kansas City, MO 64110
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Upper Room
Multiple Locations
DATES
PROGR AM
5-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
The Upper Room will offer an 8-week
Summer Academic Camp to rising
Kindergarten – 8th grade students at
various locations. Morning reading
sessions utilize STAR Reading and
Accelerated Reader. Certified teachers
serve as coaches that direct the one-toone volunteer reading tutors. Student’s
complete computer quizzes after each
book is read. Afternoon programming
includes enrichment activities such as
field trips, dance, swimming, art, music
and more! All of this is offered at no
cost to the family!
HOURS
Monday – Friday
7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
PHONE
(816) 363-3819 (phone)
(816) 926-9724 (fax)
OFFICE LOC ATION
5930 Swope Parkway,
Parents are required to drop off and
pick up students each day. A parent
orientation will be required at the
beginning of the summer.
WEBSITE
www.upperroomprogram.org
COST
FREE
MEAL S
Lunch and Afternoon snack
provided
DRESS CODE
Casual & Appropriate
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YMCA
YMCA Summer Learning Loss Prevention 2016 is a 6-week, opportunity to
provide an enriched literacy experience for a small group of KCPS students. The
2.5 hour daily literacy component directed by certified teachers and assistants
includes guided reading, writing, self-selected reading and working with words.
The YMCA received a grant to implement this project.
DATES
ELIGIBILIT Y
6-week Program
June 6 - July 8, 2016
HOURS
7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
PROGR AM DIREC TOR
Nickolas Fleeman
[email protected]
MEAL S
Youth must be identified as “strategic
readers” by their school. This program
is specifically for rising first and second
graders that have been identified by
their teachers and principal at Satchel
Paige and is not open to the general
public.
Morning and afternoon snack offered.
Youth may bring their own lunch, or
Satchel Paige will offer free lunch for
AC TIVITIES
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
neighborhood residents.
DRESS CODE
Comfortable clothes, closed toe shoes
The enrichment activities will include
art, music, character development
fitness education, field trips, and
nutrition education.
SITE COORDINATOR
Franshuun Taylor
[email protected]
CONTAC T
Phone: 913-387-2410
Fax: 913-345-0524
From 7:30-9:00 a.m. and 3:30 to 5:30
p.m., youth will be involved in clubs and
activities related to the weekly theme
and will be offered a snack.
LOC ATION
3301 E. 75th St.
Parents are required to attend
orientation and workshops, read to
their children for at least 30 minutes
each night during the program, ensure
that their child is there every day, and
to complete an evaluation at the end of
the ESY.
TR ANSPORTATION
Transportation is provided for children
within the boundaries of Satchel Paige.
WEBSITE
www.kansascityymca.org
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Phone: (816) 418-7266
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