August 1-5
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Heights High School
This free Advanced Placement camp is for any student looking to strengthen their skills, routines and habits prior to taking an AP course in the fall. Some of the topics that will be discussed include maximizing time management, developing a note-taking system, forming an effective study group and developing high-level questions through critical reading and writing.
Registration runs through June 20. All participants will be confirmed through email and/or a phone call once registration closes. For more information on the program, contact Leticia Maldonado in Educational Services, 216-320-2033.
June 7, 14, 21, 28
6-7:30 p.m.
CH-UH Elementary Schools
Books A Go-Go is a free reading and parent engagement program.
Check out books, enjoy a free dinner, create crafts, listen to a read aloud, win prizes, and much more.
Read about last year's program here.
Summer Enrichment Program
June 13-30, Monday-Thursday
9:30-11:30 a.m.
Boulevard: Grades K-2 or incoming grades 1-3; by invite only
Fairfax: Grades 1-2; by invite only
Noble: Incoming Kindergarten students (students will receive an application at Delisle upon registration); Grades 1-3 by invite
Oxford: Grades K-2; by invite
The Summer Enrichment Program offers English Language Arts (ELA) enrichment for students. For more information on the program, see below, or contact Leticia Maldonado in Educational Services, 216-320-2033.
Third Grade Reading Guarantee (Tiger Camp)
June 13-July 11
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Gearity
The TGRG/Tiger Camp is for students who scored 40 or below proficient on the 3rd grade state assessment. For more information on the program, contact Leticia Maldonado in Educational Services, 216-320-2033.
For High School Students
Cleveland Museum of Art Summer Teen CO•OP
Interested in communications and art? The Cleveland Art Museum’s Teen CO•OP summer experience.
The group of Cleveland area teens like to make and enjoy art. The group works on projects like the teen guide, gallery programming, short videos, and events for other teens. Time commitment: July 25–August 5, 2016 and participation in monthly Second Sunday family days from August 14, 2016 - May 14, 2017.
High school students currently in grades 9–11 are invited to apply, deadline is June 1, 2016. Preference will be given to teens with exceptional communication skills.
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For Noble Elementary Students
Noble's Summer School Program
June 13-30
9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Mondays – Thursdays
Incoming Kindergarteners – I’m Going to Kindergarten Summer School – focus on language – students have to be registered and enrolled in district to receive application. This can only take place at Delisle. Applications can be completed during registration and will be sent to Noble, or parents can complete the application at a later date and return it to the school themselves.
Kindergarten Going to First Grade Summer School – focus on ELA – 20 students were invited based on academic need – students have received applications and are currently returning them to Mrs. Coleman at the building. Parents whose students were not invited, but are interested in the program, can contact the school to see if their child is eligible to participate.
First Going to Second Grade Summer School – focus on ELA – 20 students were invited based on academic need – students have received applications and are currently returning them to me at the building. Parents whose students were not invited, but are interested in the program, can contact the school to see if their child is eligible to participate.
Second Going to Third Grade Summer School – focus on ELA – 20 students were invited based on academic need – students have received applications and are currently returning them to me at the building. Parents whose students were not invited, but are interested in the program, can contact the school to see if their child is eligible to participate.