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1 Extended Learning Opportunities
April 4, 2019 Presenters: Jacqueline Meifert, Coordinator- Extended Learning Opportunities Chad Gordon, Associate-Extended Learning Opportunities    ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

2 Extended Learning Opportunities Mission
Milwaukee Public Schools recognizes that students need a variety of comprehensive supports to achieve success in school and in life Extended learning opportunities such as Summer Academy are critical strategies to leverage student success Programs include academics, social-emotional learning, career development, enrichment camps, and health and wellness ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

3 Summer Curriculum High school focuses on credit recovery and acceleration with opportunities for community service and service-learning Elementary curriculum emphasizes math and literacy through the content area of science Increased emphasis on project-based learning and art integration Summer enrichment camps Collaborate with community partners to provide a variety of camps ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

4 Enrichment Camps Extended Learning Opportunities works with many community organizations to sponsor seats in summer enrichment camps There is no cost to families for these sponsored seats, and priority is given to MPS students Space is limited, and spots are given on a first-come, first-served basis To find information on upcoming camp opportunities, families can visit the Extended Learning Opportunities web page: and click on “Enrichment Camps”

5 High School Programming
Sites: Hamilton, Rufus King, and MHSA June Session: June 3-28, 2019 July Session: July 1-26, 2019 (no classes July 4-5) Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. City bus M-cards provided High school Summer Academy includes: Credit recovery (online and face-to-face) Credit acceleration (online) GED Option #2 & Competency-based Internships Service-learning/community service ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

6 Middle School Programming
June Session: June 3-28, 2019 July Session: July 1-26, 2019 (no classes July 4-5) Grade 8 Promotional Program Located at MHSA Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Academic and social emotional support provided Bilingual and English Language Learner options Arts integrated programs Grade 8 Acceleration Select courses available to rising freshman students Locations & offerings listed on registration form ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

7 Elementary Summer Programming
June Session: June 3-28, 2019 Congress School, K5 – 8 July Session: July 1-26, 2019 (no session on July 4–5) 3 Super Sites (Carver, Congress, and Kluge) have transportation provided within a 2-mile zone 15 neighborhood sites (listed on Elementary Registration form) Bilingual and ESL sites available Elementary programs run Monday – Friday, 7:30 – 11:30 a.m. Wraparound services are available in both June session and July session (ie: CLC, CCC, Club Rec, Safe Place) Registration goes through Milwaukee Recreation Department Fees may apply ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

8 Extended School Year Programming
ESY is a program for students identified with a special education disability and who have an Individualized Education Program (IEP) Not all students with IEPs are eligible for ESY IEP teams determine if a student qualifies for ESY due to a loss of skills over the summer, severity of the disability, or the emergence of a new skill If parents think their child might need ESY services they should contact their child’s IEP teacher at their child’s school The sites that will have ESY programming this summer are Clement (K-5), Congress (K-5), Gaenslen (K-5), and MHSA (6-12) ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

9 Bridge Programs Freshman Bridge Middle School Bridge
Goal: Enhance student confidence, self-esteem, academic preparation and soft-skills Location: 21 MPS high school sites Program Length: 2 days TBD: August 2019 (based on calendar decision) Middle School Bridge All 6-12 & Traditional Middle Schools Provide sixth grade students an opportunity to form realistic expectations of what middle school will be like Build a sense of community Explore extra-curricular activities Experience the difference between elementary and middle school Scheduled in two-week window prior to first day of student attendance. ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

10 Summer Adventures and Enrichment Activities
Complements classroom instruction Hands-on experiences Focus areas include: Academic Enrichment Arts programs (i.e.: music, spoken word, dance, theater, visual arts) Careers & College Readiness Culinary/Nutrition Community Involvement/Exploring Wisconsin and/or Milwaukee Gardening/Urban Agriculture History/Humanities Literacy/Language Mathematics Nature/Outdoor education Science Social-emotional learning/wellness STEM/Robotics Technology/Computer Science ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools

11 Registration for Summer Academy
Paper registration forms (not online) Forms are posted on website: MPS Summer Academy page Forms were sent to schools High school students should work with school counselors to determine which courses are right for them

12 Alternative Education Options
GED Option #2 Competency-based Credit recovery Challenge Academy

13 Questions? Contact Extended Learning Opportunities at or

14 Thank you! ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools
Milwaukee Board of School Directors Mark Sain, District 1, President Larry Miller, District 5, Vice President Wendell J. Harris, Sr., District 2 Vacant, District 3 Annie Woodward, District 4 Luis A. Báez (Tony), Ph.D., District 6 Paula Phillips, District 7 Carol Voss, District 8 Terrence Falk, At-Large Thank you! Dr. Keith P. Posley, Superintendent MPS Senior Team Rosana Mateo, Ph.D., Deputy Superintendent Chris Hauser, Interim Deputy Superintendent Marla Bronaugh, Chief Communications & School Performance Officer Katrice Cotton, Ed.D., Chief School Administration Officer Jeremiah Holiday, Ph.D., Interim Chief Academic Officer Martha Kreitzman, Interim Chief Financial Officer Evangeline (Leia) Scoptur, J.D., Interim Chief Human Resources Officer Sue Saller, Manager III, Superintendent’s Initiatives Maricha Harris, Special Assistant to the Superintendent ©2017 Milwaukee Public Schools


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