To target students experiencing difficulty in mastering skills during the regular school year. Alternative Schooling Decrease dropout Students will be rate by 10% able to master Students in grades 6-12 through Individualized specific and Instruction objectives/skills Parent conferences summer needed to move to initiatives over Active the next grade. Ms. Russell, November 2007- the 5 year period. Learning Dropout/21st CCLC June 2012 & Increase Dropout rate Coordinator October 2013-June completion rate Professional will decrease 2018 by addressing Development 2% at the end of Mr. Lyle Williams, 6-8 October 21st Century Community individual student each year. Principal 2013-June *After-school: needs and Learning Centers Grant Middle and High Family 2018: October-April-3:15 eventual School Engagement Increase number Mr. Jerry Williams, Approx. 5:45pm; – goals/objectives. (After School Program) of students Principal $1.6 million passing subject *Summer: Increase student area tests by 2% Myra Muirhead, 21st for 4 motivation Collaboration CCLC Secretary and each weekday each year (underlying Parent Resource Coor. morning remedy of Parent Center Increased dropout rate) 21st CCLC Teachers participant school Provide teacher Opportunities Transportation attendance by training, including 2% yearly instruction in the Professional use of equipment, Development to optimize student performance (Teachers will incorporate objectives into real-life situations
21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant (After School Program) Middle and High School To target students experiencing difficulty in mastering skills during the regular school year. Decrease dropout rate by 10% through and summer initiatives over the 5 year period. Increase completion rate by addressing individual student needs and eventual goals/objectives. Increase student motivation (underlying remedy of dropout rate) Provide teacher training, including instruction in the use of equipment, to optimize student performance (Teachers will incorporate objectives into real-life situations Students in grades 6-12 Parent conferences Ms. Russell, Dropout/21st CCLC Coordinator Mr. Lyle Williams, 6-8 Principal Mr. Jerry Williams, Principal Myra Muirhead, 21st CCLC Secretary and Parent Resource Coor. 21st CCLC Teachers Transportation October 2013-June 2018: Approx. $1.6 million November 2007- June 2012 & October 2013-June 2018 *After-school: October-April-3:15 – 5:45pm; *Summer: for 4 each weekday morning Alternative Schooling Individualized Instruction Active Learning Professional Development Family Engagement Collaboration Parent Center Opportunities Professional Development Students will be able to master specific objectives/skills needed to move to the next grade. Dropout rate will decrease 2% at the end of each year. Increase number of students passing subject area tests by 2% each year Increased participant school attendance by 2% yearly
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