(ESY) Program Handbook - Hillsborough County Public Schools

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Extended School Year
Program Handbook
2016
Division of Curriculum and Instruction
ESY Program Handbook 2016
April 12, 2016
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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Board Members
April Griffin, Chair
Cindy Stuart, Vice Chair
Doretha W. Edgecomb
Sally A. Harris
Carol W. Kurdell
Melissa Snively
Susan L. Valdes
Superintendent of Schools
Jeff Eakins
Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction
Denny B. Oest
Vision
Preparing Students for Life
Mission
To provide an education and the supports that enable each
student to excel as a successful and responsible citizen.
Endorsing the vision and mission statements of Hillsborough County Public Schools, the Extended School
Year Program will provide an array of opportunities for all students to grow academically in basic and
enrichment skills during the summer of 2016.
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Extended School Year Program Handbook 2016
Purpose
The Extended School Year (ESY) Program Handbook was created to provide a central repository of
information regarding the programs offered to Hillsborough County Public School students including both
academic and enrichment opportunities.
Distribution
Students and parents can access all information regarding ESY opportunities via a link found on the
district’s website at http://www.sdhc.k12.fl.us.
Student Participation
School personnel at all levels make every effort to communicate with the parent or guardian of any
student identified as benefiting from ESY services the importance of their child’s participation in an ESY
program.
Commitment
Hillsborough County Public Schools is committed to ensuring the success of each student. ESY
participation is a vital part of the district’s mission to provide an education and the supports that enable
each student to excel as a successful and responsible citizen.
Collaboration across all divisions is essential to ensure a successful ESY program. Stakeholders from
school sites, district departments/divisions, and community members have contributed their knowledge
and expertise to the planning and development of the 2016 ESY programs.
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Extended School Year Program Handbook 2016
Table of Contents
ESY Programs
ESY Programs for Pre-K and Elementary Students ......................................................... Page 5
ESY Programs for Middle School Students ........................................................................ Page 9
ESY Programs for High School Students ........................................................................... Page 13
ESY Programs for Students with Disabilities ................................................................... Page 23
Appendices
Appendix A: Elementary Open Sites with ESE Paired Sites ......................................... Page 24
Appendix B: Middle School Open Sites .............................................................................. Page 32
Appendix C: High School Open Sites.................................................................................. Page 33
Appendix D: Exceptional Student Education (ESE) Open Sites with Paired Sites .. Page 34
Appendix E: Coenrolled Adult Credit Classes .................................................................. Page 38
Appendix F: General Educational Development (GED) Classes................................... Page 39
Appendix G: What Does the Law Say? Extended School Year Services for
Students with Disabilities and English Language Learners ................. Page 40
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ESY Programs for Pre-K and Elementary Students
ESY Program and Contact
Description
Aerospace and Technology
Summer Camp
The Aerospace and Technology Summer Camp will introduce elementary students
to the wonders of aerospace and technology concepts. Students will engage with
hands-on activities, including basic flight simulators, small robotics, and
multimedia computer software.
Christopher Jargo, Assistant Director
Career and Technical Education
(813) 231-1872
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
6/27/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Lockhart Elementary School
Transportation
Transportation will NOT be provided.
Program Notes
Breakfast, lunch, and snack will be provided.
Continuing Education
Fee-Based Enrichment
Summer Camps
Continuing Education provides a wide range of academic and enrichment offerings
for K-12 students. Classes are fee-based and are dependent on sufficient
enrollment. Classes are offered in art, science, driver education, sports and
recreation, and many other areas. Parents are encouraged to contact their child’s
school to see what programs are being offered.
Adriane Sykes, Supervisor,
Workforce and Continuing Education
(813) 231-1671
[email protected]
Dates/Times
TBA
Location(s)
TBA
Transportation
Enrichment Summer Scholars
Program (ESSP)
Dr. Lauri Kirsch, Supervisor,
K-12 Gifted Program
(813) 272-4460
[email protected]
The Enrichment Summer Scholars Program is a four-day, fee-based, academic
enrichment program designed for high-achieving elementary students who will
enter 4th, 5th, or 6th grade in August 2016 and were invited to take part in the
district’s Elementary Talent Search. Students are identified as eligible based upon
their achievement at the 95th percentile or equivalent in one or more academic
areas on standardized tests of achievement. Students may select from one of two
sessions, June 20-23 or June 27-30, 2016. The program will be held at four district
elementary schools and students may choose to attend one of the selected locations.
The curriculum for the program involves students in problem-based learning with a
focus on technology, research, and writing. Fees cover all program materials.
Please complete the online registration form at http://escholars.mysdhc.org.
Dates/Times:
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Session 1
6/27/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM Session 2
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Boyette Springs, Deer Park, Macfarlane Park Magnet, and Tampa Palms
Elementary Schools
Transportation
Program Notes
Students must bring a bag lunch, drink, and snacks daily.
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Description
Extended Reading Time (ERT)
K-4 Summer Camp
The Extended Reading Time (ERT) K- 4 Summer Camp will provide intensive
reading instruction for K-4 grade students that were enrolled at ERT sites during
the 2015-2016 school year.
Dates/Times:
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Angela Fullwood, Coordinator,
Extended Learning Time
(813) 272-4494
[email protected]
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Transportation will be provided.
Program Notes:
Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
Hillsborough Out-Of-School
Time (HOST) Program
Debbie Zenk, Supervisor,
HOST Program
(813) 744-8941, Ext. 306
[email protected]
The Hillsborough Out-Of-School Time (HOST) Program is a fee-based, enrichment
program targeting K-5 students. HOST program activities are structured to
provide variety, safety and affordability. Theme-based activities, indoor and
outdoor games, field trips and opportunities for students to learn new skills and
make new friends are just a few activities offered. HOST programs are carefully
planned to ensure that students are supervised by well-qualified and well-trained
staff. Students enrolled and currently attending a HOST program prior to May 1 st
are eligible for a reduced weekly rate during the summer. HOST also accepts
School-Readiness funding. Families with children invited to attend the district’s
reading camps may consider enrolling in the HOST program from release to 6:00
pm. This “wrap-around” childcare service is also fee-based. All HOST programs
charge an annual registration fee. To learn more about the HOST program visit
http://host.mysdhc.org or contact the HOST administrative office at (813) 7448941 Ext. 306.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 8/09/2016 / 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Program Notes
Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack will be provided.
Special Notes
Dates, times and locations may be adjusted based on enrollment and school
availability. Contact your child’s HOST site for a list of Friday childcare options.
International Cooking Camp
for Elementary Students
Leanne Lester, Supervisor,
Family and Consumer Sciences
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
The International Cooking Camp is for rising 3rd through 5th graders. During this
four-day culinary journey through Europe, Asia, and South America, students will
learn basic food preparation skills and nutrition. Participants will make their own
lunch. Class size is limited to 15 participants.
Dates/Times:
6/13/2016 – 6/16/2016 / 8:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Barrington Middle School
Transportation
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Description
Language Enhancement Camp
(LEC)
The Language Enhancement Camp (LEC) is for selected sites at 3rd grade Reading
Camps and Extended Reading Time sites for LYA/LYB English Language
Learnings (ELLs) who have been served in the ESOL Program for 2 years or less.
The purpose of the camp is to enhance reading comprehension and increase English
academic vocabulary in the content areas which typically decreases when students
do not have access to literacy activities during the summer.
Sandra M. Rosario, Supervisor,
English Language Learners Program
(813) 273-7312
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Program Notes:
Nature’s Classroom
Summer Camps
(813) 231-1671
[email protected]
Nature’s Classroom, an environmental studies center, offers week-long camps that
range in cost from $70.00 to $166.00. Wilderness Camp, Survival Camp, and
Outdoor Skills Camp will be offered this summer. Activities include solar cooking,
searching for edible plants, canoeing, primitive shelter building, water
conservation, GPS fishing skills, and many others.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
6/27/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
7/5/2016 – 7/8/2016
/ 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
7/11/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Nature’s Classroom
13100 Verges Road, Thonotosassa, Florida 33592
Summer Extended Learning
Academy
Denise Durham, Program Manager,
School Improvement
(813) 272-4952
[email protected]
Transportation
Funded by the School Improvement Grants, the Summer Extended Learning
Academy is free to currently enrolled students at Edison, Potter, McLane, Sligh and
Middleton. The program is designed to offer students academic and enrichment
activities to help mitigate summer learning loss and help prepare students with
grade level transition. The McLane Middle School Program will be held at
Middleton High School from 9:00-1:30 and Middleton High.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Potter and Edison)
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Sligh)
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (McLane at Middleton)
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Middleton incoming 9th graders)
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Edison Elementary, Potter Elementary, Sligh Middle and Middleton High Schools
(McLane students will attend Middleton.)
Transportation
Program Notes
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Description
Summer Reading Camp
Grade 3
The Summer Reading Camp will provide 15 additional days of instruction for 3 rd
grade students who are reading significantly below grade level. The purpose of the
camp is to increase the reading achievement level and to prevent the loss of
instructional momentum that typically occurs when students do not have access to
literacy activities during the two months that school is not in session. The Summer
Reading Camp will be offered at specific sites only. Private school student and
students not enrolled in Hillsborough County Public Schools during the 2015-2016
academic school year are not eligible.
Debra Lewis, Supervisor,
Elementary Education,
(813) 272-4479
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Title I Migrant Education
Program – Elementary Schools
Carol Mayo, Supervisor,
Title I Migrant Program
(813) 757-9331
[email protected]
Program Notes:
Title 1 Migrant Education Program services will be provided to eligible migrant
students who are not enrolled in the Extended School Year program. Additional
academic and enrichment activities for eligible migrant children will be facilitated
though a partnership with the Hillsborough Out-Of-School (HOST) program. This
partnership will provide migrant children the opportunity to participate in
extracurricular and enrichment activities while interacting with non-migrant
children.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Program Notes
Voluntary Prekindergarten
(VPK)
Lisa Black, Supervisor,
Kindergarten
(813) 272-4959
[email protected]
A constitutional amendment passed by Florida’s voters in November 2002 requires
a Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) program for all children who will be five years
of age by September 1. The VPK program is designed to prepare children for
kindergarten and build the foundation for their educational success. The program
allows a parent to enroll his or her eligible child in a free VPK program. A child
must be turning 5 years of age on or before September 1, 2016, and reside in
Florida to participate in the summer VPK program. Children may not have
participated in the VPK program during the 2015/2016 school year.
Dates/Times
6/15/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 6:30 AM – 7:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix A.
Transportation
Program Notes
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ESY Programs for Middle School Students
Description
Algebra End-of-Course (EOC)
Assessment Prep Program
The Algebra End-of-Course (EOC) Assessment Prep Program is for students who
need to retake the Florida Standards Assessment Algebra EOC exam.
Tammy Rush, Supervisor,
Middle School Mathematics
(813) 272-4669
[email protected]
Dates/Times
Classes: 6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix B.
Transportation
Program Notes
Basic Computer Skills Program
with Business Leadership Skills
Bree Castelli, Supervisor,
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
The Basic Computer Skills Program will provide students with Career and
Technical Education that will involve keyboarding, Learning.com, Applied
Educational Systems with Career Readiness, computer applications, and Business
Education. Students will be ready to develop and enhance their skills so that they
are ready for programs that will move them towards Industry Certifications.
What’s keyboarding in today’s learning environment? Keyboarding is an essential
skill that is needed in today’s schools. Students will learn the correct positioning,
posture, and ergonomics as they increase their speed and accuracy. These
keyboarding skills are essential and beneficial to elementary and middle school
students. Business leadership skills will provide students with activities that
include planning, teambuilding, and brainstorming for competitions and other
communication skills as they are actively engaged with leadership activities.
Dates/Times
7/5/2016 – 7/7/2016 / 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday – Thursday
Location(s)
Young Middle Magnet School
Transportation
Cupcake Wars: A Middle School
Baking Camp
Leanne Lester, Supervisor
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
Students will learn the basics of baking and use their new knowledge to compete in
the Cupcake Wars challenge at the end of the camp.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 12:30 PM – 4:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Giunta Middle School
Transportation
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Description
Fashionista in the Kitchen!
Throughout the week, students will learn basic sewing skills as they create a
personalized apron to use in the kitchen.
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
GEAR UP Summer Bridge
Jazheel Lenegar, Supervisor,
Academic Programs
(813) 272-4965
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Giunta Middle School
Transportation
The GEAR UP Summer Bridge camp will incorporate the AVID curriculum, a
college-readiness focus, and include campus visits to SCORE post-secondary
institutions. Curriculum will include active learning strategies, goal setting, timemanagement, organization and note taking to support academic confidence.
Students will use the Socratic method to approach coursework. This camp will
provide an extra opportunity to develop social emotional skills and increase the
student’s sense of belonging to their middle school.
Dates/Times
7/25/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Eisenhower and Giunta Middle Schools
Transportation
Program Notes
International Culinary Camp
Leanne Lester, Supervisor
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
The International Culinary Camp is for rising 6 th through 9th graders. During this
four-day culinary journey through Europe, Asia, and South America, students will
learn basic food preparation skills and nutrition. Participants will make their own
lunch. Class size is limited to 15 participants.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 6/16/2016 / 1:00 PM –4:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Barrington Middle School
Middle School Course Recovery
Allison Edgecomb, Supervisor,
Middle School Education
(813) 272-4464
[email protected]
Transportation
The Middle School Course Recovery program is for students who were not
successful in a middle school core content course – math, science, social studies,
and/or language arts.
Dates/Times
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix B.
Transportation
Program Notes
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Description
Robotics Summer Program
The Robotics Summer Program will provide students with activities that include
automation and robotics. Students will practice the Engineering Design Process as
they are engaged in project-based learning that involves mechanical, electrical, and
computer engineering. Students will successfully build and program robots as they
practice teamwork skills that will empower them to compete against other students
their age.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Lauren Walden, Supervisor, Industrial
Technology Education
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
Location(s)
STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Math)
Summer Camp
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
Academy
School Improvement
(813) 272-4952
[email protected]
Transportation
The STEM Summer Camp will include activities related to engineering, robots,
aerial drones, flight simulators, bridge building, and computer coding.
Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Monroe Middle School
Transportation
Dates/Times
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Sligh)
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Program Notes
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Description
Program – Middle Schools
students who are not enrolled in the Extended School Year program. Additional
academic and enrichment activities for eligible migrant children will be facilitated
though a partnership with the Hillsborough Out-Of-School (HOST) program. This
partnership will provide migrant children the opportunity to participate in
extracurricular and enrichment activities while interacting with non-migrant
children.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
(813) 757-9331
[email protected]
Location(s)
See Appendix B.
Transportation
Video Game Design Summer
Program
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
Program Notes
The Video Game Design Summer Program will provide students with learning
activities that involve computer programming (coding), video game design and
keyboarding. Students will be able to engage in active coding using code.org,
scratch, and the development of computer applications (Apps). Students will also
be able to fulfill their video game design passion as they engage and learn the
basics of the Games Factory software.
`Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
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ESY Programs for High School Students
Description
Academy of Finance and
Academy of Information
Technology Summer Internship
This internship opportunity will serve as a requirement for rising seniors that are
in the National Academy of Finance (NAF) and National Academy of Information
Technology (NAIT). Students must complete a compensated internship program to
be eligible to be a program completer in the NAF and NAIT academies.
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 7/21/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
TBA
Transportation
Academy of Information
Technology Summer Program
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
The Academy of Information Technology Summer Program targets incoming
freshmen to introduce the academy, have advisory board members talk to the
students about businesses, and have a mini FBLA competition with advisory board
members as judges.
Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Durant High School
Transportation
Academy of Pharmacy Academic
Camp
Andrea Beverly, Supervisor,
Health Science, Human Services, Law
and Public Education
(813) 231-1886
[email protected]
The Academy of Pharmacy Academic Camp targets Spoto high school students who
are rising juniors and are currently enrolled in the pharmacy program. These
students are required to complete 300 clinical hours to meet the Board of Pharmacy
requirement for licensure as Pharmacy Technicians. To meet the requirement for
licensure and industry certification, students must complete some of their clinical
hour requirements in the summer. The class will be taught by a Hillsborough
County Public School teacher who is a certified Pharmacy Technician. The
program will service approximately 20 students.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/30/2016 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM Session 1
7/11/2016 – 7/21/2016 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM Session 2
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Spoto High School
Transportation
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Description
Adult Education
Credit Recovery
Florida Statute (Rule 6A-6.0142) allows for a school to coenroll eligible students
into the Adult General Education Program. Students must attend daily and
complete course requirements in order to earn credit. Day and evening classes are
offered at the district’s adult school locations.
Josalyn Loango, Supervisor,
Adult Instruction
(813) 231-1947
[email protected]
Preregistration for the adult summer term will begin at all adult sites on May 16,
2016. Coenrolled students will be registered by grade level with priority given to
seniors who are potential summer graduates.
Permission to attend: Students wishing to attend the adult program must first
consult with their high school guidance counselor to determine their eligibility to
attend the adult school. If a student meets the eligibility criteria, they must obtain
and complete a “Letter of Authorization to Enroll in an Adult Education Course”
form. The form must be signed by the high school principal and/or designee. The
student must present this signed “Letter of Authorization” to the adult school when
the student registers for the summer term. There is a two core-course maximum
limit that coenrolled students are allowed for credit recovery for the 2015-2016
school year.
Dates/Times
See Appendix E.
Location(s)
See Appendix E.
Transportation
Program Notes
Students who are coenrolled do not pay the standard adult education fees.
Advanced Topics in Digital
Electronics
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
The Advanced Topics in Digital Electronics (DE) camp will further students’
knowledge of the DE universe, including designing and building more complicated
circuits. This camp reinforces, expands, and builds upon the normal year DE
curriculum, and is intended for students who have completed DE, and want to take
their skills further. Students will learn more about microcontrollers,
microprocessors, and integration with motors and real-world systems.
Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Middleton High School
Transportation
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Description
Agribusiness Cooperative
Education
The Agribusiness Cooperative Education program is designed for agribusiness
students who are enrolled in on-the-job training during the summer. Students will
work a job and check in with their instructor each week to turn in their time cards
which are required to achieve class credit.
Pam Walden, Supervisor,
Agribusiness and JROTC
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 7/28/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
Alonso, Armwood, Brandon, Chamberlain, Durant, East Bay, Freedom, Gaither,
King, Lennard, Leto, Middleton, Plant City, Riverview, Sickles, Spoto,
Steinbrenner, Strawberry Crest, Tampa Bay Technical, and Simmons Career
Center
Transportation
Agricultural Education
Directed Studies
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
The Agricultural Education Directed Studies program is designed for agribusiness
students who are pursuing an independent study related to classes taken during
the regular school year.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/21/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
Alonso, Armwood, Brandon, Chamberlain, Durant, East Bay, Freedom, Gaither,
King, Lennard, Leto, Middleton, Plant City, Riverview, Sickles, Spoto,
Steinbrenner, Strawberry Crest, Tampa Bay Technical, and Simmons Career
Center
Transportation
Algebra I End-of-Course
(EOC/PERT) Exam Prep
Michael Smith, Supervisor,
Secondary Mathematics
(813) 272-4426
[email protected]
This program provides a review of topics covered on the Algebra I EOC/PERT test.
Students will be given access to an online curriculum with instruction by a certified
teacher. The program runs 10 days for three hours each day with the opportunity
to take the PERT test by June 30th or the EOC two days during the week of June 11
– 14, 2016. No academic credit will be given to the students, but if successful in
passing the EOC/PERT, students may satisfy the Algebra 1 benchmark for
graduation or earn 1.0 Algebra 1 credit. Enrollment is limited to students who
have been enrolled in Hillsborough County Public Schools during the 2015-2016
school year.
Dates/Times
6/14/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix C.
Transportation
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Description
Computer Game Design Camp
Students will be able to develop games using the latest game design software.
Students will also have the opportunity to use Scratch and App Inventor.
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM –2:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Computer Systems and
Information Technology Camp
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
Program Notes
Students will be able to gain hands-on experience with personal computers. Each
student will install an operating system and change several settings pertaining to
the operating system. Each student will build their own personal computer.
Dates/Times
7/18/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Program Notes
Credit Recovery
Joseph Morris, Coordinator,
Credit Recovery
(813) 272-4839
[email protected]
In order to meet Drop Out Prevention legislation regarding graduation, seniors will
have the opportunity to complete core courses in credit recovery labs. The credit
recovery labs will remain open for six weeks beginning with the date the seniors
leave campus. Student Eligibility:
> Students must remain in school past the senior’s scheduled last day of school.
> Students must have been in the Credit Recovery Program during the school year.
> Students must be able to complete the course(s) being worked on by the end of the
Extended School Year program date.
> This program is for students currently enrolled in core classes through the Credit
Recovery Lab.
Dates/Times
6/14/2016 – 7/12/2016 / 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Alonso, Armwood, Bloomingdale, Brandon, Chamberlain, Durant, East Bay,
Freedom, Gaither, King, Lennard, Leto, Middleton, Plant City, Riverview,
Robinson, Sickles, Steinbrenner, Strawberry Crest, Tampa Bay Technical, and
Wharton High Schools
Transportation
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Description
Culinary Arts French Bistro
Cooking Techniques
This summer camp is for current Culinary Arts students at Leto High School who
want more instruction to improve their cooking techniques and learn French Bistro
cooking techniques.
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/27/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Leto High School
Transportation
Culinary Arts Job Shadow
Experience
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
This summer job shadow experience is designed to give current high school
Culinary Arts students real-world experiences in the growing hospitality and
restaurant industry. Professionals in the industry will provide the opportunity for
students to work in the kitchen in some of the finest restaurants in the Tampa Bay
area. This program is only available through Steinbrenner High School and
students must submit a formal application to participate in the program.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Location(s)
Steinbrenner High School
Transportation
Culinary Operations Academy
Summer Camp
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
The Culinary Operations Academy Summer Camp introduces students to the
Culinary Arts Academy at Chamberlain High School. The camp is three days in
length and is for rising 9th grade students that are registered for the Culinary Arts
Career Academy at Chamberlain High School. Students will have the opportunity
to learn basic culinary skills and practice those skills in an industrial kitchen
setting.
Dates/Times
7/19/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Tuesday - Thursday
Location(s)
Chamberlain High School
Transportation
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Description
Driver Education Classes
Driver Education classes will be offered through the Continuing Education
Program under the supervision of school administrators. Classes are taught by
certified driver education instructors. Students must preregister by May 13, 2016.
Students must have a valid learner’s permit at the time of registration. Tuition for
the program is $250 and includes ten hours of behind-the-wheel driving. Classes
are based on sufficient enrollment. This is a Continuing Education course and
students will not earn academic credit. Students can earn a waiver for the
Department of Motor Vehicles Test and a completion certificate used for automobile
insurance discounts.
(813) 231-1671
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/30/2016 / 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM Session 1
7/11/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM Session 2
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Brandon, Chamberlain, Gaither, Plant City, Robinson, Sickles,
and Strawberry Crest High Schools
Transportation
Engineering Magnet Summer
Camp
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
The Engineering Magnet Summer Camp is for incoming freshmen to the
Engineering Magnet Program at Middleton High School. Students will get a
hands-on experience with projects and concepts they will work with for the
remainder of their enrollment at Middleton.
Dates/Times
7/11/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Freshman Academic Summer
Transition (FAST) Camp
Jazheel Lenegar, Supervisor,
Academic Programs
(813) 272-4965
jazheel [email protected]
The Freshman Academic Summer Transition (FAST) Camp is for rising 9th grade
students. Students will learn about rigorous courses and effective study skills.
Each high school offers ONE 3-day camp (either session 1 or 2).
Dates/Times
7/18/2016 – 7/20/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Session 1
7/25/2016 – 7/27/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM Session 2
Monday - Wednesday
Location(s)
See Appendix C.
Transportation
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Description
Future Business Leaders of
America (FBLA) Camp
Students will be able to experience FBLA and the Business Achievement Awards.
Students who are already involved in the club will receive an opportunity to
prepare for the National Leadership Conference that is scheduled the following
week. Expected number of students is 75.
Business Education
(813) 231-1858
[email protected]
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 8:00 AM –2:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Program Notes
General Educational
Development (GED) Classes
Josalyn Loango, Supervisor,
Adult Instruction
(813) 231-1947
[email protected]
General Educational Development (GED) classes will be offered for seniors and
underage students who have not met graduation requirements and who wish to
pursue a State of Florida high school diploma via the GED test option. Students
can register for a GED class at any adult education site listed in Appendix F, or by
calling the Adult Education Office at (813) 231-1907. GED classes have a $45.00
per semester fee; there is also a $128.00 test fee. Students who have not turned 18
years of age must meet the 225 hour seat-time rule and pass each of the five
sections of the Official Practice Test with a score of 500 or better.
Dates/Times
See Appendix F.
Location(s)
See Appendix F.
Transportation
Hillsborough Virtual School
(HVS) Summer Program
Tanya Grinnell, Supervisor,
Innovative Programs
(813) 983-7278, ext. 277
[email protected]
Students will have the opportunity to take a .50 credit course with Hillsborough
Virtual School (HVS) for credit recovery. High school students who are eligible
must have unsuccessfully attempted .50 credit in one of the following high school
courses: English I, II, III, IV; Algebra I, II, and Geometry; Economics, US
Government, US History, and World History; and Biology and Chemistry.
Date/Times
6/14/2016 – 7/20/2016 / Class times vary.
Location
Students will access online course material via the Internet.
Transportation
Program Notes
Students must complete all coursework by July 20, 2016.
No work/assignments will roll forward to the next school year.
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JROTC Air Force Summer
Leadership Camp
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
Description
This program is for CURRENT Air Force JROTC cadets and by invitation only by
their instructors. It is a summer leadership camp that is held at MacDill Air Force
Base in Tampa, Florida.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 6/17/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Florida
Transportation
JROTC Army Summer
Leadership Camp
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
This program is for CURRENT Army JROTC cadets and by invitation only by their
instructors. It is a summer leadership camp that will be held at Camp Flaming
Arrow in Lake Wales, Florida.
Dates/Times
6/15/2016 – 6/18/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
Camp Flaming Arrow, Lakes Wales, Florida
Transportation
JROTC Marine Summer
Leadership Camp
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
This program is for CURRENT Marine JROTC cadets and by invitation only by
their instructors. It is a summer leadership camp that is held at Camp Flaming
Arrow in Lake Wales, Florida.
Dates/Times
7/25/2016 – 7/29/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
Camp Flaming Arrow, Lake Wales, Florida
Transportation
JROTC Navy Summer
Leadership Camp
(813) 707-7061
[email protected]
This program is for CURRENT Navy JROTC cadets and by invitation only by their
instructors. It is a summer leadership camp that is held at the three locations
listed below. Students will be invited to attend only one session.
Dates/Times
6/12/2016 – 6/18/2016 / Class times vary. Session 1
8/01/2016 – 8/05/2016 / Class times vary. Session 2
Location(s)
Admiral Farragut Academy, St. Petersburg, Florida
Eckerd College Campus, St. Petersburg, Florida
Camp Flaming Arrow, Lake Wales, Florida
Transportation
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Manufacturing Skills
Standards Council (MSSC)
Production Technician Camp
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
Description
The Certified Production Technician certification from the Manufacturing Skills
Standards Council is the first step toward a rewarding career in manufacturing.
The certification includes safety, quality production, production processes, and
maintenance awareness. During the camp, students will learn through hands-on
activities as well as web-based study materials. Included in the camp are tours of
manufacturing businesses to see how the principles being taught are applied in real
manufacturing environments. Certification testing is included during the camp.
Completion of certification articulates to fifteen credit hours toward a degree in
engineering.
Dates/Times
7/05/2016 – 7/28/2016 / 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Modern Techniques in the
Italian Kitchen
(813) 231-1879
[email protected]
The Modern Techniques in the Italian Kitchen camp will introduce students to new
equipment and techniques that are quickly becoming industry standard. Students
will learn traditional Italian dishes with a modern twist through pasta and sauce
making, sous vide, spherification, foams and airs, cheese making, and Italian
desserts. Students must have completed Culinary Arts l, have good knife skills and
basic knowledge of kitchen operations. Students will need to wear proper kitchen
attire including chef coat, hat or hair restraint, and closed toe shoes. Aprons will be
provided. Class is limited to 16 students.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 6/23/2016 / 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location(s)
Strawberry Crest High School
Transportation
STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math) Guitar
Camp
(813) 231-1896
[email protected]
Students will take part in STEM Guitar, a program made possible by the National
Science Foundation. Students will design and build a fully functioning electric
guitar. Students will utilize and learn various stem driven concepts throughout the
construction of the guitar.
For more information on this project, visit
guitarbuilding.org. While viewing the website you will see that Middleton High
School is one of the few select programs implementing STEM Guitar.
Dates/Times
7/18/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM –3:00 PM
Monday - Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
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Academy
School Improvement
(813) 272-4952
[email protected]
Description
Dates/Times
6/27/2016 – 7/21/2016 / 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM (Sligh)
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
Transportation
Program Notes
Program – High Schools
(813) 757-9331
[email protected]
high school students who are not enrolled in the Extended School Year program.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016 / 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendix C.
Transportation
Program Notes
Wings of Imagination
Marilyn Craig-Wicktor, Program Advisor
Career Technical Education
(813) 231-1912
[email protected]
Wings of Imagination is for rising 10th grade girls and is delivered in partnership
with Hillsborough Community College at the Dale Mabry campus. Girls will
experience non-traditional career exploration and preparation, college campus
visits, and participate in career program workshops with various college professors.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 6/17/2016 / 7:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Monday - Friday
Location(s)
Hillsborough Community College, Dale Mabry Campus, Tampa, Florida
Transportation
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ESY Programs for Students with Disabilities
Project Quest for Students with
Disabilities (SWD)
Shannon LesPerance, Supervisor,
Exceptional Student Education
(813) 273-7596
[email protected]
Description
Project Quest is a dual enrollment program for college-bound students with
disabilities. Project Quest will provide eligible students an opportunity to earn
both college and high school credit. Students will experience life on a college
campus.
Dates/Times
6/13/2016 – 6/30/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
Hillsborough Community College, Ybor and South Shore Campuses
Transportation
Special Class Extended School
Year Services for Students with
Disabilities (SWD)
(813) 273-7596
[email protected]
Special Class Extended School Year Services is for students with disabilities whose
IEP (Individual Education Plan) Team has determined the need for Extended
School Year services.
Dates/Times
6/20/2016 – 7/14/2016
8:00 AM – 12:30 PM (Elementary)
9:00 AM – 1:30 PM (Middle/High)
9:30 AM – 2:00 PM (Exceptional Centers)
Monday – Thursday
Location(s)
See Appendices A, B, C, and D
Transportation
Program Notes
Tutorial Extended School Year
Services for Students with
Disabilities (SWD)
(813) 273-7596
[email protected]
Tutorial services for students with disabilities are provided as identified by a
student’s IEP (Individual Education Plan) Team.
Dates/Times
7/5/2016 – 7/14/2016 / Class times vary.
Location(s)
TBA
Transportation
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX A
Hillsborough County Public Schools
Extended School Year 2016
Elementary Open Sites – Area 1
Programs Offered
Area 1 Schools
Anderson
Ballast Point
Chiaramonte
DeSoto
Dunbar ^
Gorrie
Grady
Just
Lanier
Mabry
MacFarlane Park^
Mitchell
Rampello^
Roland Park^
Roosevelt
Shore^
Sullivan
Tampa Bay Blvd
Tinker
Washington, B.T.
West Shore
West Tampa
Site #
0121
0161
0771
1081
1281
1681
1721
0282
2361
2601
0060
3081
4251
3802
3801
3961
0123
4241
4381
4601
4681
4722
VPK
Reading
ERT
Camp
Camp
Grade 3 Grades K-4
X
ESE
HOST
X
X
X
LEC
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X indicates the program is offered at the site
^Magnet school students will attend their neighborhood school pairing for Reading Camp, ESE and HOST
Reading Camps Grade 3 with Paired Sites and HOST Sites
Reading Camp and HOST Site
Chiaramonte
Roosevelt
Sending Schools
Anderson, Ballast Point, Grady, Lanier, Mabry, West Shore
Gorrie, Mitchell, Sullivan, Tampa Bay Blvd, Tinker
Extended Reading Time (ERT) Camps Grade K-4 with Paired Sites
Clair Mel (Area 5)
Lockhart (Area 4)
West Tampa
Sending Schools
DeSoto
BT Washington
Just
ESE Extended School Year Sites with Paired Sites
Special Class ESY Services for Full-time ESE Students
ESE Summer Sites
Chiaramonte
Frost (Area 5)
Lockhart (Area 4)
Roosevelt
Sending Schools
Anderson, Ballast Point, Grady, Lanier, Mabry, Tinker, West Shore
Bing (Area 5), Clair Mel (Area 5), DeSoto, Ippolito (Area 5), Mintz (Area 5),
Palm River (Area 5)
BT Washington, Broward (Area 4), Cleveland (Area 4), Edison (Area 4),
Graham (Area 4), Potter (Area 4), Seminole (Area 4)
Gorrie, Just, Mitchell, Sullivan, Tampa Bay Blvd, West Tampa
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Programs Offered
Area 2 Schools
Alexander
Bay Crest
Bellamy
Bryant
Cannella
Citrus Park
Crestwood
Davis
Deer Park
Dickenson
Hammond
Lowry
McKitrick
Morgan Woods
Northwest
Schwarzkopf
Town & Country
Westchase
Woodbridge
Site #
VPK
Reading
Camp
Grade 3
0081
0191
1776
0527
0691
0801
1021
0056
0100
1101
0102
2551
3082
3101
3151
3861
4441
4651
4941
X
ESE
HOST
LEC
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Alexander
Bryant
Lowry
McKitrick
Morgan Woods
Sending Schools
Bay Crest, Crestwood
Deer Park, Westchase
Bellamy, Davis, Dickenson
Citrus Park, Hammond, Northwest, Schwarzkopf
Cannella, Town & Country, Woodbridge
ESE Summer Sites
Hammond
Lowry
Sending Schools
Bryant, Citrus Park, Deer Park, McKitrick, Northwest, Schwarzkopf
Alexander, Bay Crest, Bellamy, Cannella, Crestwood, Davis, Dickenson,
Morgan Woods, Town & Country, Westchase, Woodbridge
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Programs Offered
Area 3 Schools
Chiles
Clark
Claywell
Essrig
Heritage
Hunter’s Green
Kimbell
Lewis
Lutz
Maniscalco
Miles
Mort
MOSI Partnership
Muller^
Pizzo
Pride
Riverhills^
Shaw
Tampa Palms
Temple Terrace
Turner–Bartels
USF/Patel
Witter
Site #
VPK
0772
0851
0861
1431
1831
1941
0120
2451
2561
2771
3041
3121
0119
3181
3381
3441
3621
3951
4261
4281
0069
0122
4921
X
Reading
Camp
Grade 3
ERT
Camp
Grades K-4
ESE
HOST
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
LEC
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Clark
Maniscalco
Pizzo
Pride
Temple Terrace
Sending Schools
Heritage, Hunter’s Green, Turner-Bartels
Claywell, Essrig, Lutz
MOSI, USF/Patel
Chiles, Tampa Palms
Lewis
ERT Camp and HOST Site
Kimbell
Miles
Mort
Shaw
Sending Schools
Witter
ESE Summer Sites
Sending Schools
Clark
Heritage, Hunter’s Green, Pride, Turner-Bartels
Maniscalco
Claywell, Essrig, Lutz,
Pizzo
Kimbell, Lewis, MOSI, Temple Terrace, USF/Patel
Tampa Palms
Chiles, Miles, Mort, Shaw, Witter
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Programs Offered
Area 4 Schools
Site #
Broward
Carrollwood
Cleveland
Edison
Egypt Lake
Forest Hills
Graham
Lake Magdalene
Lee^
Lockhart^
Lomax^
Mendenhall
Oak Grove
Potter
Seminole
Sulphur Springs
Twin Lakes
0441
0701
0881
1361
1401
0042
1761
2321
2401
0962
2521
2961
3161
3521
3921
4201
4561
VPK
Reading
ERT
Camp
Camp
Grade 3 Grades K-4
ESE
HOST
LEC
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
YMCA
X
X
X
X
X
X
^Magnet school students will attend their neighborhood school pairing for Reading Camp, ESE and HOST (except Lockhart)
Forest Hills
Graham
Lake Magdalene
Twin Lakes
Sending Schools
Broward, Seminole
Carrollwood
Egypt Lake, Mendenhall, Oak Grove
Lomax
Lockhart
Potter
Sulphur Springs
Sending Schools
Edison
BT Washington (Area 1)
Cleveland
ESE Summer Sites
Lockhart
Twin Lakes
Sending Schools
BT Washington (Area 1), Broward, Cleveland, Edison, Graham, Potter,
Seminole
Carrollwood, Egypt Lake, Forest Hills, Lake Magdalene, Mendenhall, Oak
Grove, Sulphur Springs
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Programs Offered
Area 5 Schools
Alafia
Bevis
Bing
Boyette Springs
Brooker
Cimino
Clair Mel
FishHawk Creek
Frost
Ippolito
Lithia Springs
Mintz
Palm River
Stowers
Symmes
Site #
0271
0361
0261
0311
0401
0802
0841
0059
0070
1951
2461
3061
3281
0085
4212
VPK
Reading
ERT
Camp
Camp
Grade 3 Grades K-4
X
ESE
HOST
X
X
X
X
X
Migrant
Services
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Reading Camp and HOST site
Bevis
Cimino
Frost
Sending Schools
Boyette Springs, Fish Hawk Creek, Lithia Springs, Stowers
Alafia, Brooker, Symmes
Bing, Ippolito, Mintz, Palm River
Clair Mel
Sending Schools
DeSoto (Area 1)
ESE Summer Sites
Bevis
Cimino
Frost
Sending Schools
Boyette Springs, Fish Hawk Creek, Lithia Springs, Pinecrest (Area 6), Stowers
Alafia, Brooker, Symmes
Bing, Clair Mel, DeSoto, Ippolito, Mintz, Palm River
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Programs Offered
Area 6 Schools
Site #
VPK
Bailey
Bryan P.C.
Buckhorn
Burney
Cork
Dover
Jackson
Knights
Lincoln^
Nelson
Pinecrest
Robinson
Springhead
Trapnell
Valrico
Walden Lake
Wilson
0092
0521
0571
0641
1001
1201
2041
2291
2441
3141
3362
3681
4161
4481
4581
4591
4801
X
Reading
Camp
Grade 3
ERT
Camp
Grades K-4
ESE
X
X
X
X
X
HOST
LEC
X
X
X
Migrant
Services
X (PreK)
X
X (K-2)
X (PreK)
X (K-2)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X (K-2)
X (K-2)
Cork
Nelson
Robinson
Springhead
Wilson
Sending Schools
Bailey, Knights
Buckhorn, Pinecrest, Valrico
Dover, Walden Lake
Burney, Jackson
Bryan PC
Sending Schools
Trapnell
ESE Summer Sites
Bevis (Area 5)
Cork
Nelson
Sending Schools
Pinecrest
Bailey, Bryan, Burney, Jackson, Knights, Springhead, Wilson
Buckhorn, Dover, Robinson, Trapnell, Valrico, Walden Lake
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Programs Offered
Area 7 Schools
Cahoon^
Colson
Folsom
Foster
James
Kenly
Limona
Lopez
Mango
McDonald
Oak Park
Robles
Schmidt
Seffner
Sheehy
Thonotosassa
Yates
Site #
0681
0931
1471
1481
4747
2201
2431
2531
2721
2871
3201
3761
3851
3881
0051
4361
4961
Reading
Camp
Grade 3
VPK
ERT
Camp
Grades
K-4
X
ESE
HOST
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Foster
Lopez
Thonotosassa
Yates
Sending Schools
Kenly
Colson, Seffner
Folsom, McDonald
Limona, Mango, Schmidt
James
Robles
Sending Schools
Oak Park
Sheehy
ESE Summer Sites
Foster
Yates
Sending Schools
James, Kenly, Oak Park, Robles, Sheehy
Colson, Folsom, Limona, Lopez, Mango, McDonald,
Schmidt, Seffner, Thonotosassa
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Programs Offered
Area 8 Schools
Apollo Beach
Collins
Corr
Cypress Creek
Doby
Gibsonton
Kingswood
Lamb
Reddick
Riverview
Ruskin
Sessums
Summerfield
Summerfield Crossings
Thompson
Wimauma
Site #
0141
0065
0054
1051
0072
1601
2261
0128
0110
3641
3841
3922
4211
0084
0125
4841
VPK
Reading
ERT
Camp
Camp
Grade 3 Grades K-4
ESE
HOST
LEC
Migrant
Services
X
X
X
X (PreK)
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X (PreK)
X
X (K-2)
X
Riverview
Thompson
Sending Schools
Gibsonton, Kingswood, Lamb, Sessums
Apollo Beach, Collins, Doby, Summerfield
Corr, Ruskin, Wimauma
Reddick
Sending Schools
Cypress Creek
ESE Summer Sites
Riverview
Thompson
Sending Schools
Gibsonton, Kingswood, Lamb, Sessums
Apollo Beach, Collins, Corr, Doby, Summerfield
Cypress Creek, Reddick, Ruskin, Wimauma
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX B
Middle School Open Sites
Middle School
Adams
Barrington
Benito
Buchanan
Burnett
Burns
Coleman
Davidsen
Dowdell
Eisenhower
Farnell
Ferrell
Franklin
Giunta
Greco
Hill
Jennings
Liberty
Madison
Mann
Marshall
Martinez
McLane
Memorial
Monroe
Mulrennan
Orange Grove
Pierce
Prog Village
Rampello
Randall
Rodgers
Roland Park
Shields
Sligh
Smith
Stewart
Sulphur Springs
Tinker
Tomlin
Turkey Creek
Turner/Bartels
Van Buren
Walker
Webb
Williams
Wilson
Young
Area
Alg EOC
STEP
4
5
3
3
7
5
1
2
5
8
2
4
4
5
3
3
7
3
1
7
6
2
7
4
1
6
4
2
8
1
5
8
1
8
7
2
1
4
1
6
6
3
7
2
2
7
1
4
•
•
•
•
Course
Recovery
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
ESE
Gear
Up
HOST
Migrant
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
∆
∆
∆
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
∆ Program will be relocated to Middleton High School due to school construction.
Note: Program offerings and locations are subject to change based on enrollment and student need.
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX C
High School Open Sites
Area
Algebra
EOC
Credit
Recovery
Alonso
2
Armwood
7
•
•
•
•
•
•
Blake
1
∆
∆
∆
Bloomingdale
5
Brandon
7
Chamberlain
4
Durant
6
East Bay
8
Freedom
3
Gaither
3
Hillsborough
4
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Jefferson
1
∆
∆
King
3
Lennard
8
Leto
2
Middleton
4
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Newsome
5
∆
∆
∆
Plant
1
∆
∆
∆
Plant City
6
Riverview
8
Robinson
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Sickles
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Spoto
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Steinbrenner
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Strawberry Crest
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX D
Department of Exceptional Student Education (ESE)
ESE ESY (Extended School Year) 2016 Sites and Pairings
Special Class ESY Services
for
Full-Time Students with Disabilities
Paired sites are examples of where students will attend ESY. Actual assignments will
depend on a student’s’ summer address and transportation routes. Students will be
assigned to ESY sites by district staff. Middle and high school students will be assigned
an ESY site based on the high school boundary.
AREA 1
2016 ESY Elementary Sites
Chiaramonte
Roosevelt
2016 ESY Middle / High School Sites
Coleman
Anderson
Ballast Point
Grady
Lanier
Gorrie
Just
Mitchell
Blake
Jefferson
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Carver Exceptional Center
LaVoy Exceptional Center
Paired Schools
Mabry
Tinker
West Shore
Sullivan
Tampa Bay Blvd
West Tampa
Paired Schools
Plant
Robinson HS
Paired Schools
AREA 2
Hammond
Lowry
Walker
Bryant
Citrus Park
Deer Park
Alexander
Bay Crest
Bellamy
Cannella
Crestwood
Davis
Alonso
Gaither
Leto
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Paired Schools
McKitrick
Northwest
Schwarzkopf
Dickenson
Morgan Woods
Town and Country
Westchase
Woodbridge
Paired Schools
Sickles
Steinbrenner
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AREA 3
Clark
Maniscalco
Pizzo
Tampa Palms
King
Turner-Bartels
Walker
Paired Schools
Heritage
Hunters Green
Pride
Turner
Claywell
Essrig
Lutz
Kimbell
Lewis
MOSI
Chiles
Miles
Mort
Temple Terrace
USF/Patel
Shaw
Witter
Paired Schools
Tampa Bay Tech
Freedom
Wharton
Gaither
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Dorothy Thomas Exceptional Center
Paired Schools
AREA 4
Lockhart
Twin Lakes
Middleton
BT Washington
Broward
Cleveland
Edison
Carrollwood
Egypt Lake
Forest Hills
Lake Magdalene
Mendenhall
Oak Grove
Sulphur Springs
Paired Schools
Chamberlain
Hillsborough
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Caminiti Exceptional Center
East Henry Academy
Paired Schools
Graham
Potter
Seminole
Paired Schools
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AREA 5
Bevis
Boyette Springs
FishHawk Creek
Lithia Springs
Alafia
Brooker
Symmes
Bing
Clair Mel
DeSoto
Cimino
Frost
Burns
Paired Schools
Pinecrest
Stowers
Ippolito
Mintz
Palm River
Paired Schools
Bloomingdale
Newsome
Spoto
AREA 6
Cork
Nelson
Durant
Bailey
Bryan
Burney
Jackson
Buckhorn
Dover
Robinson
Trapnell
Valrico
Walden Lake
Paired Schools
Plant City High
Strawberry Crest
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Simmons Exceptional Center
Willis Peters Exceptional Center
Paired Schools
Knights
Springhead
Wilson Elem.
Paired Schools
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AREA 7
Foster
Yates
Burnett
Paired Schools
James
Kenly
Oak Park
Robles
Sheehy
Colson
Folsom
Limona
Lopez
Mango
McDonald
Schmidt
Seffner
Thonotosassa
Paired Schools
Armwood
Brandon
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Lopez Exceptional Center
Paired Schools
AREA 8
Riverview Elementary
Thompson
Lennard
Paired Schools
Gibsonton
Kingswood
Lamb
Sessums
Apollo Beach
Collins
Corr
Doby
Summerfield
Cypress Creek
Reddick
Ruskin
Wimauma
Paired Schools
East Bay
Riverview
2016 ESY ESE Sites
Eisenhower Exceptional Center
Paired Schools
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX E
Coenrolled Adult Credit Classes
District high schools may coenroll students into the Adult General Education program where students exhibit an educational need which
can more effectively be served by the adult program when such courses are required for high school graduation.
Day, evening and online credit courses are available for coenrolled students. Classes are offered from June 7 – June 30 and July 5 –
July 14, 2016. Students must register at the school for all classes. Classes held on campus require daily attendance. Completion of
all course work and exams are required for a student to earn credit. There is no charge for students who have not surpassed the two
core course limit. Transportation will NOT be provided. Refer to the table below for program locations, days and times.
Permission to Attend
High school students wishing to attend the adult program must first consult with their high school guidance counselor to determine their
eligibility to attend. If a student meets the eligibility criteria, they must obtain and complete a “Letter of Authorization to Enroll in an
Adult Education Course.” The letter must be signed by the high school principal or designee. The student must present this signed
“Letter of Authorization” to the adult school when registering for the summer term. Preregistration for the adult summer term will begin
at all adult school sites on May 16, 2016. Coenrolled students will be registered by grade level with priority given to seniors.
Adult Credit Classes
Online Classes
School Site
Site #
Bowers/Whitley Adult Evening
4171
0293
Brandon Adult Evening
Day Classes
Monday – Thursday
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Students must register
at the school during
the hours below.
Monday – Thursday
4:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Sheila Washington
(813) 463-9527
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Susan Balke
(813) 744-8131
Monday – Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Marcia Monk
(813) 631-4500
Sheila Washington
(813) 632-6823
Monday – Thursday
8:00 am – 2:00 pm
Ed Cristiano
(813) 740-7660
Evening Classes
Chamberlain Adult Evening
0763
Gaither Adult Evening
1553
Gary Adult High School
1562
**Jefferson Adult Evening
3783
Lennard Adult Evening
0080
Leto Adult Evening
2423
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Plant City Adult Evening
3433
Monday – Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
8:00 am – 10:00 am
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
12:15 pm – 2:15 pm
**Please read the
notice below.
TBA
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Contact
Pam Elles
(813) 356-1288
Sandra Tune
(813) 658-2075
Olaniyi Popoola
(813) 872-5300
Ext. 229
Valarie Henry
(813) 707-7147
Contact schools listed above located near you for other classes that may be offered at sub-sites.
Summer Office Hours:
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7:00 am – 5:30 pm
7:00 am – 5:30 pm
Bowers/Whitley Adult:
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
Gaither Adult Eve
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
Chamberlain Adult
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
All Other Adult Evening Sites: 11:00 am – 9:30 pm
District Office:
Gary Adult High School:
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday –Thursday
Monday –Thursday
Monday – Thursday
**Notice: Due to summer construction Jefferson Adult Evening School will be relocated. Please call Pam Elles at 813-3561288 or Felicia Bottom at (813) 231-1971 for class schedules and updates.
For more information on Adult Education classes, please call one of the locations listed above or the Adult Education Center at (813)
231-1907 or visit www.acesdhc.org.
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX F
General Educational Development (GED) Classes
Day, evening and online GED classes are offered for seniors who have not met graduation requirements, have not passed FCAT, and
who wish to pursue a state of Florida high school diploma via the GED option. Day, evening and online GED classes are offered June
7 – 30 and July 5-14, 2016. Students can register for a GED class at any school site listed below. The fee for GED classes is $45.
The GED testing fee is $128 and is paid at the GED Test Orientation session. Transportation will NOT be provided. Refer to the table
below for program locations, days and times.
GED Classes
Online Classes
School Site
Site #
Day Classes
Evening Classes
Monday – Thursday
5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Bowers/Whitley Adult
Evening
4171
Brandon Adult Evening
0293
Monday – Thursday
7:30 am – 12:30 pm
Brandon Alternative
0293
Monday – Thursday
9:00 am – 12:00 pm
0763
Monday – Thursday
8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Chamberlain Underage
Day and Adult Evening
Gaither Underage Day
and Adult Evening
1553
1562
Jefferson Adult Evening
3783
Lennard Adult Evening
0080
Leto Adult Evening
2423
Plant City Adult/Underage
3433
Monday – Thursday
8:30 am – 2:15 pm
**Please read the
notice below.
North Tampa Alternative
0763
Monday – Thursday
8:00 am – 2:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
7:30 am – 12:30 pm
Monday-Thursday
9:30 – 3:30
University Area
Community Center
Underage Day
0763
Monday – Thursday
8:30 am – 2:00 pm
Sanchez FSC Underage
Day
Hillsborough Underage
Day
0763
0763
Students must register at
the school during the
hours below.
Monday – Thursday
5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
5:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Contact
Sheila Washington
(813) 463-9527
Susan Balke
(813) 744-8131
Susan Balke
(813) 744-8131
Monday – Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
4:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Monday-Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
8:00 am – 2:00 pm
TBA
TBA
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday – Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Monday – Wednesday
5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Monday –Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Monday –Thursday
5:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Marcia Monk
(813) 631-4500
Sheila Washington
(813) 632-6823
Ed Cristiano
(813) 740-7660
Pam Elles
(813) 356-1288
Sandra Tune
(813) 658-2075
Olaniyi Popoola
(813) 872-5300 Ext. 229
Valarie Henry
(813) 707-7147
Marcia Monk
(813) 631-4500
Marcia Monk
(813) 744-8360 Ext. 235
Marcia Monk
813-631-4426
Sheila Washington
(813) 813-558-5212
Contact schools listed above located near you for other classes that may be offered at sub-sites.
Summer Office Hours:
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District Office:
Bowers/Whitley Adult Eve
Gaither Adult Eve
Chamberlain Adult
All Other Adult Evening Sites
7:00 am – 5:30 pm
7:00 am – 5:30 pm
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
10:00 am – 8:30 pm
11:00 am – 9:30 pm
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday – Thursday
Monday –Thursday
Monday –Thursday
Monday – Thursday
**Notice: Due to summer construction Jefferson Adult Evening School will be relocated. Please call Pam Elles at 813-3561288 or Felicia Bottom at (813) 231-1971 for class schedules and updates.
For more information on Adult Education classes, please call one of the locations listed above or the Adult Education Center at (813)
231-1907 or visit www.acesdhc.org.
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ESY Program Handbook 2016 – APPENDIX G
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
Extended School Year Services
for Students With Disabilities
The Federal Register, implementing the Individuals with Disabilities Educational Act, defines Extended School Year (ESY) services for students
with disabilities as follows:
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ESY services include special education and related services provided to a child with a disability beyond the normal school year in
accordance with the child’s Individual Education Plan (IEP). Services are offered at no cost to the parents of the child and meet the
standards of the Florida Department of Education.

ESY services must be provided only if a child’s IEP team determines on an individual basis that the services are necessary for the
provision of free appropriate public education (FAPE).
NOTES:
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Not all students with disabilities require ESY services.
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Exceptional student education teachers conduct a review in the fall to assist students with any regression that may have occurred.
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“Extended school year” does not necessarily mean services are provided daily or weekly at school.
Extended School Year Program
Eligibility is based on criteria set by the district.
Determination of services is based on whether skills achieved over
the school year as documented on the IEP would be significantly
jeopardized if ESY services were not provided.
Students, including those with disabilities, may attend if they
meet criteria established by the school district.
Students with disabilities are provided ESY services if the IEP
team determines a need for the services based on the individual
needs of the student.
ESY curriculum for all students is provided based on the
eligibility criteria and is focused on academic instruction.
ESY services are decided by the IEP team and may be different
than those services provided during the regular school year.
Initiation and duration of ESY services are determined for each
student by the IEP team.
ESY dates are determined by the district.
for English Languages Learners
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) et. al. v. State Board of Education, Consent Decree, United States District Court for the
Southern District of Florida, August 14, 1990, Section II says English Language Learners must have equal access to appropriate programming.
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ESY services must be provided if the English Language Learners Committee determines the services are appropriate and meet the student’s
academic need.
ESY services provide and ensure equal access to services that meet the academic needs of English Language Learners.
NOTES:
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Not all English Language Learners require ESY services.
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The English Language Learners Committee determines if a student requires ESY services for any of the following:
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To remediate a skill
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To enhance and/or maintain a skill
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To provide additional opportunity to meet graduation requirements
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To enhance and/or maintain English language acquisition
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To provide additional opportunity for mastery of a benchmark
Teachers conduct a review of the progress of English Language Learners at the beginning of each school year to ensure accurate placement
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