1. Flint Community Schools
Summer Programs

2. FCS 2018-2019 Summer Offerings Tot Lot
K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
6th and 7th Summer Camp
8th Grade Summer Camp
High School Summer School

3. 2 Summer School Directors Kick-Off May 1st
FCS Summer Offerings
2 Summer School Directors
Kick-Off
May 1st

4. Tot Lot
Goals
Facilitating a seamless transition from PreK to Kindergarten
Increasing math and literacy skills
Strengthening Parent Home School Connection

5. Tot lot Daily breakfast and lunch provided 2 Sites Time: 8:00-1:00p.m.
Doyle Ryder
3 Classrooms
Holmes
2 Classrooms
Daily breakfast and lunch provided

6. Tot lot 100 Students (4 and 5 years of age) Staff 1 Coordinator
5 Teachers
6 Paraprofessionals
1 Family Engagement Facilitator

7. Tot lot Rotation Week of June 24th at Site Week Children’s Museum
For-Mar Nature Preserve
July 8th-11th
Holmes
Doyle Ryder
July 15th-18th
Week of July 22nd at Site

8. Field Trips July 2nd Children's Zoo July 3rd Lego Land
Tot lot
Field Trips
July 2nd
Children's Zoo
July 3rd
Lego Land

9. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
4-Week Rotation
June 24th -27th
July 8th-11th
July 15th-18th
July 22nd-25th

10. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars camp
8:00a.m.-3:00p.m.
8:00-8:30a.m. Breakfast
8:30-11:30a.m. Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Academy
11:30-12:00p.m. Lunch
12:00-3:00p.m. YouthQuest

11. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
1 Week Field Trips
July 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Ann Arbor Hands on Museum
Impression 5 Museum
Base Camp
Potter Park Zoo

12. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
Schools:
Doyle Ryder and DTM
Neithercut, Pierce and Potter
Eisenhower and Freeman
Holmes and Brownell

13. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
Goals
Minimize summer learning loss by keeping students academically engaged in math and literacy
Tap into student’s creativity and allow them to experience enrichment through the arts and engineering
Engage student’s in different experiences throughout Genesee County

14. K-5th Arts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp
4 Sites
Flint Institute of Music
Music and Dance
Mott College-Mott Memorial Building
Culinary Arts
Baker College
Camp Inventions
Kettering University
Robotics

15. K-5th Arts and Robotics Math and Literacy Summer Scholars Camp
Rotation Schedule
Week #
FIM
Mott College
Baker College
Kettering University 1
June 24th -27th
Doyle Ryder and DTM
Neithercut, Pierce and Potter
Eisenhower and Freeman
Holmes and Brownell 2
July 8th-11th 3
July 15th-18th 4
July 22nd-25th

16. K-5th Arts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp
4 Summer School Coordinators
One at each site
400 students
15 students to 1 teacher
Paraprofessionals
Behavior Specialists
Safety Advocates

17. K-5th Arts and Robotics Summer Scholars Camp
Transportation Provided
Students will be transported directly to partner sites
Bus stop at each school
Daily breakfast and lunch provided

18. 6th and 7th Summer Camp Site: Baker College Minimum of 60 students
Teachers
Behavior Specialists
Safety Advocates
Transportation Provided
Students will be transported directly to partner site
Daily breakfast and lunch provided

19. 6th and 7th Hi-Tech Summer Camp
1 Week Field Trips
July 1st, 2nd & 3rd
Charles Wright African American Museum
Michigan Science Center
Oakland College Tour

20. 6th and 7th Hi-Tech Summer Camp
Goals:
Provide relationship and team building opportunities
Engage students in a project based learning experience
Provide Critical Math Literacy through the Algebra Project

21. 8th Grade Summer Camp Goals:
Transition activities for 8th to 9th grade
To develop student’s ability to meaningfully and actively engage in inquiry based projects and processes

22. 8th Grade Summer Camp Location: Baker College 100 students
Behavior Specialists
Safety Advocates
Rotation
2 Weeks at Baker College
2 Weeks on the road to engage students in different experiences throughout Michigan

23. 8th Grade Summer Camp Field Trips Michigan Science Center
Museum of African American History
Oakland College Tour

24. High School Summer School (9-12th)
Goal:
Increase graduation rate by providing credit recovery

25. High School Summer School (9-12th)
Location: Northwestern High School
Safety Advocates
A.M. - Credit Recovery
P.M. – YouthQuest
Rotation
2 weeks at Northwestern High School
2 weeks on the road to engage students in different experiences throughout Michigan

26. High School Summer School (9-12th)
Field Trips
Michigan Science Center
Museum of African American History
Oakland College Tour

27. Thank you!