Report on summer programs that served more than 6,800 students

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Staff will report on summer school and 33 summer camps that served 3,190 students, including academics, credit recovery for high schoolers, enrichment, meals and transportation.

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Report on Expanded Learning Summer Programming Report By: Jen Littleton-Bruno, Executive Director, Expanded Learning 15 min. report; 10 min. discussion Expanded Learning provided comprehensive summer programming for more than 6,800 students across PVUSD. Summer School combined district-aligned academic instruction with hands-on enrichment, including literacy, mathematics, science, gardening, visual and performing arts, and physical activity. High school students participated in credit attainment and recovery programs that supported graduation and A–G eligibility. In addition, 33 unique summer camps served 3,190 students, filled 6,800 camp spaces, and provided approximately 28,000 individual student days of enrichment from June through August. Through strong collaboration among district departments and community partners, students had access to meals, transportation, extended-day programming, and individualized supports to ensure students with diverse learning needs could participate successfully. Report on Expanded Learning Summer Programming

Official agenda PVUSD_Expanded_Learning_Collective_Summer_Programming (1).pptx.pdf

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